The Minish Cap combines a variety of puzzles, challenge and action into a great Zelda game for the GBA.
So what's so special about the Minish Cap? Well in the Minish Cap you'll experience the land of Hyrule with a surprising new twist to it.
As usual you'll play as Link, our protagonist of the series who will explore the large AND small parts of Hyrule, in search for the four elements to help you reforge the sword to help you break the curse and free Princess Zelda from her cold stone form.
As you venture on your quest you'll meet meet a talking hat named Ezlo, after you rescued him, he will act as your guide through the rest of your journey, providing you clues and hints as well as helping you get through the portal to the world of the Minish.
Like other Zelda games, this game will contain a ton of interesting puzzles and challenging boss battles that requires different strategic ways of fighting if you wish to defeat them. While most of the game's challenges can be quite easy, some can require some clever thinking while others are really just common sense.
The smaller world of Hyrule is home of the Minish. They are a race of tiny sized creatures which can only be seen by young children. Smaller world isn't as small as you think, it's actually pretty huge, in fact everywhere, from the forest, to the cities, to the mountains, you can find Minish everywhere, in between wall, mushrooms, cracks in the floor and everywhere. The smaller world can be as tough as the bigger world, even insects can be powerful opponents in battle.
The game time can be further increased with Kinstone fusion. There are a ton of Kinstones in the world that you can use to fuse it with others and get "good luck".
If you got a GBA and you are a Zelda fan, you definitely need to check this game out. It's just such an amazing action adventure game for just about anyone
Positive side:
- Large beautiful world, both big and small.
- Good and challenging puzzles along with some great boss battles.
- A game that can be picked up by almost anyone.
Negative side:
- the game is shorter than I thought.