Echoes of Wisdom is an enjoyable adventure that blends some of the best elements of older Zelda titles into something new.

All this is to say that it’s been years since I’ve played an entirely new Legend of Zelda game in the style of those classics I love so much. The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom (out tomorrow) has brought me right back.

Echoes of Wisdom. For a start, it’s the first Zelda game to star the titular Princess as its main protagonist, after decades in the support role; it introduces a bold new mechanic to its core gameplay;

Details from Nintendo appear to have confirmed the developer behind The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom. Once again, Nintendo has been secretive about the identity of its latest game's development team - even if the actual studio behind it isn't too much of a surprise.

Echoes of Wisdom walks a fine line between blending ideas old and new, resulting in a unique series entry that absolutely stands on its own.

Zelda is off on her own adventure for the first time ever (there definitely weren't any games starring her on CDi) in The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom, and the princess has Link's sword and shield to thank.

Drawing inspiration from classic and contemporary Zelda titles, Echoes of Wisdom ($59.99) is a new approach to adventuring that features reality-warping gameplay designed to upend everything you know about the series.

For many fans, a Zelda game where you actually play as Zelda is enough reason to be excited for the latest instalment, but The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom truly shines by showing what we can expect from the series in a post-Tears of the Kingdom world.