It's clear that a lot of work went into this ROM hack, and the beginning of it is fun to play. However, you soon reach blue blocks that you're supposed to remove by playing a song. This does not work on console, making it impossible to proceed. Aside from that, I also ran into a crash when I paused the game, and the magic meter is mostly cut off at the edge of the screen. All these problems make it clear that the hack was never tested on console.
I played this game with Version 1.22. This is an awesome ROM Hack that's definitely worth playing. There is some room for improvement. The creator of the ROM Hack did an amazing job with the level design and writing. The game also provides a fair, and not overly difficult challenge. If you're interested in playing a Zelda ROM Hack, you should definitely check this one out.
Amazing hack, absolutely worth playing. The effort that went into this is astounding. The music is great, the setting is awesome, the dungeon design is mind-bogglingly complex. The writing is witty and fun. This is the true Downfall Timeline's sequel. Just don't switch items while using a Bottle.
The amount of Dungeons is actual insanity. You think you are just doing a little sidequest and it leads to some very spooky dungeon.
The exploration is super fun and its so rewarding to backtrack in this game. Continuing Sidequest or optional dungeons once you get new Gadgets from mainquest progressing step by step in different locations.
You have to write it down in a notepad because its so much and you are kinda addicted to do it all.
The Locations are so unique especially to a zelda game and also so distinct from each other. The Puzzles arent on the nose either its a bit advanced in that regard which I love.
This is one of my favorite mods I have ever played and definitly my favorite Zelda mod.