Yeah, I’ve been tearing through it—puzzles are like a Rubik’s cube on a timeline, and the secrets are hidden in every cobblestone. The art is next‑level, and the story still has that classic Zelda charm but with a fresh twist. If you love a good brain‑teaser, it’s definitely worth the grind.

The one that stuck with me was the four‑rune puzzle in the ruined temple. I had to line up the elemental symbols so the light would hit the stone slab at exactly the right moment, and when it did the whole room opened like a boss door in a retro game. I spent a solid hour messing with the switch order, but the payoff— a hidden shrine that drops a shiny sword—was totally worth it. Also, the secret that turns the old stone statue into a moving treasure chest was a wild Easter egg; I almost missed it because I got distracted chasing the mini‑boss.