Teen, 13 years old Written by Mpavelich21 May 18, By far the worst legend of zelda game ever. You just explore the same dungeon over and over, with an hourglass that increases the amount of time you can be in there without dying as you make progress.
Disgrace to the series. Don't bother buying it. Don't waste your money on this "game". Teen, 14 years old Written by DAz mongoose December 4, Awesome This game was so fun to play Until a car seat it my copy. Teen, 13 years old Written by TyronBash July 18, This is bad just do to the disappointment This is easily one of the worst zelda titles it took all the good from the windwaker and turned it into a mess sailing is piss poor it is so slow and boring the dungeons are a joke and the fact is the music is irritating.
Sorry for my rant there we'll this game is still better than call of duty. Teen, 16 years old Written by TimeBomb August 2, May be too dark for younger kids. Kid, 11 years old June 20, Teen, 14 years old Written by littlemisstumbler July 20, First, there's this place called the "temple of the ocean king" which you have to keep going to over and over again. You have a certain amount of time to finish it, and things called "phantoms" are always walking back and forth, and if you get seen by one, they will chase you and try to take some of your time away.
The only way to stop the time or get away from a phantom is going into things called "safe zones". Don't get me wrong, though, it was still pretty fun. The violence is really cartoonish and unrealistic and there's no sex or language, so don't worry :. Teen, 15 years old Written by Silnin May 13, Teen, 13 years old Written by SweetDisposition February 27, Good game, except This game is a solid title, but I have 2 annoyances with it.
All touch screen controls. They work perfectly, but why can't I play the game with the d-pad? I guess I prefer classic style controls, is it too much to ask for the option to switch between control styles? The water temple. Everything about this place annoyed me. First of all, it's run on a timer.
The place is harder the further you get into it, and putting it on a timer is just devil-ish. All the enemies in the dungeon can ko you with one swing of their sword. This will make you loose time in the timer, and when your time runs out it's game over and you're send back to the start. This is the central dungeon of the game, you'll be coming back here time and time again.
About halfway through the entire dungeon after 4 or so visits you can warp between the overworld and that point, but your timer remains the same say I reach the halfway point with 6 minutes and warp out, when asked if I want to return I will have 6 minutes of time left.
Because of this temple I somehow resisted the urge the throw my ds across the room many times. It's not that hard, just really annoying and tedious. Kid, 10 years old October 24, Third graders, your age appropriate game is calling. This was a good game, however it was very easy to play. Teen, 15 years old Written by Airlocke June 14, Super fun!
This was an awesome game! I played it with no problems. Plus the puzzles are super fun and very challenging! This is a must get! For all Zelda fans!!! This title contains: Positive Messages. Positive role models. Kid, 10 years old May 14, This game is fun but can get annoying. Every time you beat a dungeon you have to go to this place called The Ocean Temple. You do this dungeon 5 times I think and it gets more annoying each time. Kid, 11 years old December 30, Good Pretty good but i've played way better zelda games.
Teen, 14 years old Written by Fawned December 15, It's a well made game, however it was too easy to play. Yes, of course it's worth it it's Zelda. So you should definitely get it. It should be clearer then. The Temple of the Ocean King, that's the one you have to keep going back too, it can get anoying but it is also challenging a bit. Well it was for me. Anyway, if you liked Wind Waker you'll like this I'm sure.
Joined Jan 31, Location a place of settlement, activity, or residence. Phantom Hourglass is a fun game. If you don't like timed challenges, you won't like the Temple of the Ocean King The Temple of the Ocean King ruined the game a bit for me.
It's annoying and boring. Just my opinion. The game itself is solid. Not to be compared to the great Wind Waker. It may be a sequel to the Wind Waker, but it's not as great as the epic on the GameCube. But there isn't much of an alternative nowadays when it comes to Zelda Handheld Games. The only one available next to Phantom Hourglass is Spirit Tracks which is in my opinion the better game.
The final Boss is pretty disappointing. The ending is nice and leads to some theories. You will do nothing wrong when you buy Phantom Hourglass and maybe Spirit Tracks too. But, judging by the atmosphere, both of the games are pretty much weaker than any other Handheld Zelda I've played.
But every weak Zelda is compared to other modern Adventure games still great. Master Sword13 thatjoshoverthere. Joined Oct 16, Location South Carolina. PH was actually my first Zelda Game. That being said, I love it to death. Of course, like all video games, it has it's downfalls. Temple of the Ocean King: The temple was great if I'm going to be completely honest.
Essentially what it is is a giant dungeon filled with more and more puzzles and you make progress in other dungeons and other puzzles in the game. Not only is it the master of puzzles, but it's also filled with a fighter's nightmare. Phantoms can't be killed and will instantly kill you if they hit you with their sword, forcing you to reenter the floor and start again, now with a decreased amount of time to do it.
It's also time related to MM in the sense that after a set time, a terrible fate will befall you, that you actually experience early in the game. After you run out of sand in the Phantom Hourglass, the curse of the temple can affect Link. This curse causes Link to lose life and glow purple which is actually pretty sweet unless he is in a Safe Zone. The entire concept of this is easy enough, and it seems like you'll have no time to do anything, and eventually the curse will come around.
I thought that too when I played the game. As it turns out, with such a bad consequence comes such a long time limit that you really don't have to worry about running out of time at all. Of course you'll still want to get spare sand from yellow jars within the temple, and wait around on safe zones, but the temple isn't to be feared.
Phantoms are. The final downside is that even though it's filled to the brim with puzzles, each time you need to go through again, you need to redo the floors you've already passed. That's really the main quirk in the game. Good things though are much better.
Running and slashing your sword is an incredible feeling to get, puzzles are still classic zelda stuff. Timed buttons and orbs, numbered switches, classic stuff. Enemies are fantastic, the look is bright and cheery, and there's TONS of upgrades and new items to get.
You just have to find them. All in all, yes, PH is worth it. It's a great game. Kaleb Dampf YouTube- www. Heck yeah!!!! It's one of those Zelda games that takes more than a few days to beat. Even then you still have to locate all the ship parts, Spirit Stones, and Pieces of Heart. All in all, buy it. You won't regret it. Wolf Sage. Joined Feb 23, If not, you could always just rent it or something. Furthermore, it means a lot to people who kinda want to see what happened to Link after The Wind Waker.
It was so sad to see it just A lot of people just wanted a follow up. Plus, I think Wind Waker was cliffhanger- esque Last edited by a moderator: May 24, Thanks for the replies!
I think I'll get the game. I would have to say both yes and no. If you have played Wind Waker, you will understand the game better. It is very easy though. Whoever creates the way the DS games should consider how hard they make their games. Spoiler If you get it, watch for the Temple of the Ocean King. The first time you go, you don't have the Phantom Hourglass and you will die if you don't get through fast enough. The second time, you obtain the Phantom Hourglass, but you have a time limit, and you can only reset it by exiting the dungeon.
The time will stop if you pause or go to a safe zone. There are also the Phantoms. There are three kinds. Normal, which is slow Which can actually be annoying when you have to follow them around. There is Swift, which walks and runs faster, and Teleporting, where if you get spotted by another Phantom, the furthest Teleporting Phantom in the room will warp to you. They are invincible unless you have the Phantom Sword, and even then, you have to hit them in the back.
You know, you'll see a fake eye there. They still can't see you from that one though. If you have 10 power gems and have turned them into the spring, your sword will go on fire when you use Leaf. If you still only have Oshus's sword but you have the flames, you will stun the Phantom. You can also shoot arrows at its back to stun it.
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