Top 10 Best Zelda Games 

4:58 I actually love that the first dungeon's boss doesn't require the beetle, but is instead a test of how well you've masted the sword control at that point, it felt like the game was sitting me down and telling me "okay for most basic enemies it's gonna be okay to just waggle the wiimote, but now you gotta git gud or you're not gonna have a fun time"

It's a miracle that Majora's Mask is as good as it is considering its infamously short development time. How they packed so much into that game with only a year to work on it is crazy. And explaining the reused Ocarina of Time assets by making Termina a parallel world to Hyrule was genius.

The thing with Yuga is that he's Lorule's Ganondorf equivalent, just like Hilda is its Zelda. So who can hijack Ganon other than his alternate reality counterpart?

The other thing about Skyward Sword is that it really focused on building up the ancient forgotten lore behind the bulk of the entire franchise! HOW the Master Sword was created, the reason WHY Link, Zelda, and eventually Ganondorf/Ganon are who they are, WHERE the spirit of the Master Sword originated and WHY Link is usually the only individual worthy enough to wield it, and so on.

My heart will always go to Majora's Mask.

The amount of SALT that I can already taste from people who are sick of the praise Majora's Mask gets is impeccable. And we haven't even reached the finishing act.

I hope we get a remake of Minish Cap and the two Oracle games like we did for Link's Awakening. They need more love.

Man, this is a hard series to rank considering how many great games we have to choose from, but these are who I'd say are my top 10: 10. *Link's Awakening* 9. *A Link to the Past* 8. *A Link Between Worlds* 7. *The Minish Cap* 6. *Ocarina of Time* 5. *Twilight Princess* 4. *Skyward Sword* 3. *Breath of the Wild* 2. *The Wind Waker* 1. *Majora's Mask* Can't wait for Tears of the Kingdom tomorrow, I genuinely think it can manage to be the best one in the franchise.

It's so refreshing to see in Between worlds getting some recognition

I remember about five to six weeks before OoT came out, I told some buddies of mine how the game was going to be so revolutionary and awesome, and they remarked how it would be forgotten in another five or six weeks. Not five or six months later, I had since moved on and no longer had ties to most of those buddies, but it was clear that OoT was here to stay. Of course, my favorites ended up being Link's Awakening and Majora's Mask, but still; OoT and its impact on the gaming world was undeniable.

Personally I think Yuga is one of the best villains in the series since he steals the plot from Ganon, the narcissistic side of his personality is unique in the way he carries it and how he treats everyone else as a pawn (including Ganon), and because of his personality he’s one of the only Zelda villains who is actively detestable, and he’s one of the most evil villains in the series Also if anything, Demise makes Ganondorf more sympathetic since he doesn’t have a choice but to be evil.

Nice list! It's great to see Minish Cap and Spirit Tracks get more love!

10. How hot a take is it to say Spirit Tracks' Zelda is the best companion in the franchise? 9. I think you summed it up perfectly. 8. I once thought this to be the best just because it didn't have glaring flaws like gimmick controls, annoying companions or long tutorials. The truth is, ALttP is still Zelda in its adolescence, not yet solidified its identity. You'd be hard-pressed to find a dungeon from this game in a best ever list (unlike a worst ever list, hey there Ice Palace!) 7. 6. The next two games, on the other hand, are a return to 2D after the franchise solidified puzzles, rather than exploration or combat, as its forte - and it shows. Also, navigating through the walls might be my favorite gimmick ever in the franchise. 5. Extremely annoying and tedious tutorial aside, I think Twilight Princess has the best dungeons in the franchise by average. Even the Yeti mansion. 4. Okay, first of all, **** people who diss games because of cartoony graphics. The only real big issue with this game is the Triforce hunt. For an ocean overworld, the Great Sea isn't that bad, compared to, say, the ocean in Suikoden 4... *shudders* 3. Honestly, N64 games have aged like milk in general, but Z targeting revolutionized 3D combat forever. 2. Breath of the Wild is one of the best games in one of the best years in gaming (I still like Persona 5 more, but I'm a certified Weaboo so who cares what I think), but I'd rather have more games that rely on the old formula. For a decade now I yearn for a steampunk sequel to Spirit Tracks. 1. Yeah, I figured it'd be this one. Unfortunately, unlike OoT3D, its 3DS remaster kinda ruined some things, like Zora swimming and the bosses (hi Gyorg, I hate you).

I like that Spirit Tracks was on the list. Is of my favorite games and I love the overworld theme that synchronizes perfectly with the rithm of the train.

I can’t wait to see Tears of the Kingdom somehow bring everyone together and unanimously become the number 1 game in the series, if not number 2.

I wasn’t a huge fan of Spirit attacks in the short time I tested it out years ago, but the overworld theme is by far one of my most favorite pieces of music ever. That, and Dragon Roost Island fight each other for first, miles ahead of anything else, closely followed by Gerudo Valley.

24:41 “Where’s the kaboom? There was supposed to be an Earth-shattering kaboom.”

Post-list audio was missing when I watched this, so I gotta make the reference. "Where's the Kaboom? There was supposed to be an earth-shattering Kaboom!"

The oracle games are very underrated, hope a remake comes soon😢

14:34 Holy shit! An Eli Drake reference? NICE!

That moon was so scary, even Josh was at a loss for words at the credits XD

For being my all time favorite series choosing my all time favorite Zelda game is a tough choice. So many great games like Ocarina, Majora's Mask, Link to the Past, Wind Waker, Links Awakening, Twilight Princess, Minish Cap, BOTW, God there's too many to choose from. Hell even the spin off games like Hyrule Warriors are absolutely fun as hell.

My personal favorites are Ocarina of Time, Majora’s Mask, Twilight Princess, Skyward Sword, Breath of the Wild, Hyrule Warriors, Age of Calamity, and for sure Tears of the Kingdom.

love your videos Josh! ;)

As much of a Zelda fan that I may be, I've only played Twilight Princess, Ocarina of Time 3D, Majora's Mask 3D, A Link Between Worlds, and Skyward Sword. (I played A link to the Past when I was a kid, but remember stopping at the final dungeon and then losing the cartridge 😓. So that and Breath of the Wild are still on my backlog of games to play 😅) But of those, TP, ALBW, ALttP (from what I can remember), And SS are my favorites. OoT just felt like TP, but smaller and less interesting. And MM was just frustrating 😜

A Link Between Worlds and Spirit Tracks (even though I didn’t beat it) were some of my fav Zelda games. Link Between Worlds being my all time favorite.

I enjoyed spirit tracks but the pan flute mechanics 😅 specifically what I think was the last melody I could not get right.

Twilight Princess and Link Between Worlds are my personal favorites, with Wind Waker being a close third place

Left ear: haha said James Right ear; eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

24:40 The Kaboom got Muted!

I think this is one of my favourite lists in recent memory (at least in regards of the Zelda franchise). Also made 1000% better by the clip of LA Knight/Eli Drake. xD Dummy! Yeah!

There is a randomizer that combines OoT and MM into an experience unlike any you've experienced before. Feel free to go nuts with your settings! I had to remove the actual website for some reason........

Tbh I love the remaster of MM the most and I love extra side quests

My first impression of Zelda was the Collector's Edition on Gamecube when I was about 8 years old, with no memory card. Zelda 1 was fun to wander around in and Zelda 2 was a difficult departure with almost completely different mechanics but still pretty neat. Ocarina of Time's Gohma was the boss my older brother had to beat for me and it still gave me enough nightmares that my mom gave the game to my cousins, but it was still easy enough otherwise that I could at least get to Death Mountain before I had to turn the game off. In Majora's Mask, I could never get past the first cycle because I couldn't remember how to play the Song of Time even with the cutscene teaching me a minute prior, but there was so much to do in Clock Town with all of the NPCs that it was a plenty fun game from that alone. And there was an infinite 15 minute trial of Wind Waker for three different parts of the game (Outset Island, Forsaken Fortress, and Dragon Roost Island), which was a perfectly great game since I didn't know the Gamecube was "supposed to" have Spaceworld graphics. Honestly, even with my bias, the last three easily earn top 5 along with BotW and Twilight Princess. WW is a sort of refined OoT, TP is OoT with a pinch of MM weirdness, while MM is the harder and more detailed OoT and BotW is like a massive TP/WW mix where you effectively choose your own adventure.

You released this before Tiers of the Kingdom comes out.... yeah your going to end up remaking this video.... GOOD LUCK.

The only thing I remember most about LoZ: A Link to the Past is the Shotaru Ishinomori manga serialized in Nintendo Power Magazine.

Wind Waker definitely deserves a top 5 slot

can you imagine they made MM in less than a year after OoT, what a masterpiece and agree its the greatest ever

Love the fullmetal alchemist joke for sprit tracks

I love seeing Majora's Mask getting so much love. I didn't have it as a kid due to not having the N64 pack that required it (which was probably also why it sold less than Ocarina of Time), but I did play it at my cousin's house since they did have it. To this day it's one of my favorite Zelda games due to the dark atmosphere and Skull Kid's entire story. It's definitely my favorite in terms of story and atmosphere, though as a game I think I like Ocarina of Time and Wind Waker slightly better.

My Top 10 #10 Skyward Sword #9 Ocarina of Time #8 Windwaker #7 Age of Calamity #6 Twilight Princess #5 Oracle of Ages/Seasons #4 Link's Awakening #3 A Link Between Worlds #2 Breath of the Wild #1 Majora's Mask

Majora's Mask was my first Zelda game. It was a GREAT introduction :P

I have a weird relationship with Breath of The Wild. It was certainly pretty and fun. But I’m not a fan of breakable weapons outside of turn based strategy games. It felt really restrictive in how I wanted to go about combat to the point I went out of my way to grind heart containers and get the master sword ASAP just to cope with it. Seriously, it’s one thing to limit the amount of arrows I can carry, you had to make it so my bow and sword can fall apart too? Also, call me petty, but not having the green tunic be Link’s default outfit felt WEIRD at first.

If we're all being open about our biases here, my personal list would unquestionably put Cadence of Hyrule al the way up at number 2. I've been a big Crypt of the Necrodancer fan ever since the first game, so the reveal of a sequel that's also a Zelda game was everything I ever wanted. The full game absolutely lived up to the promise, having the best combat in any Zelda game and some very fun twists on the standard formula, as well as having a whole bunch of great callbacks to previous games (especially in enemy and boss design). I just replayed it and the Skull Kid DLC, and its still such a good game. Number 1 has to go to BotW for me though that game is just so good.

Huh, how very interesting, I gotta admit, Majora’s Mask sort of was my introduction to Zelda. Anyway, i wonder what you’ll cover next.

Perhaps I will make one of these myself after giving Tears of the Kingdom a good digestion.

Love this list. Only one that completely baffles me is putting Spirit Tracks in over Link’s Awakening.

A neat observation I've heard (I think it was from AVGN) is that Zelda II: The Adventure of Link didn't really break the formula because it was only the second entry in the series. It would be formula breaking now, but back then it was just a different game.

After seeing your #2 spot, I knew what your #1 was going to be. That never happens, even when it's supposed to!

why did the audio cut out at the end?

Wait, what happened to the outro? Where’s the “ka-BOOM!!”?

The fact that Spirit Tracks got an entry on this list makes me happy! It deserves better!

Josh why is your own theme music muted? Did you get a strike on music you own?

What I liked about Majora's Mask was that the bosses did not require you to use the dungeon items (except Goht in which you need to thaw him out) but you had to focus more on using the transformation masks and other tactics. And the moon was the mos tscary at the southern part of the map, because it stared DIRECTLY at you from there. Funny thing, despite being easily frightened as a kid an dteenager, Majora's Mask never really freaked me out. Same with Shadow Temple in OoT. It just flew past me. And Majora's Mask can be a pretty hard game if it is your FIRST Zelda game because it llow key expects you to have played OoT at some points. And one "criticism" of OoT is how Navi over explains a lot of things early on, but that's because it was the first 3D Zelda.

3:46 Ghirahim: "I am an adult!"

16:28 I still think they're sitting on them as launch titles for the Switch 2 for next year

Nice video! I wouldn't be surprised if this list changes due to Tears of the Kingdom. I guess that's a future video for another day. :) At 5:25, I know that animation is fan made and it was for something Mega Man related, but could you please leave a link to that animation? I really want to see it.

I loved spirit tracks

0:58 - 1:33 now I want Legend of Zelda and Fullmetal Alchemist crossover game, I'm not sure how that would work but it'd be interesting.

Are we just going to pretend like the Lokomo duets didn't exist and were way bigger roadblocks in Spirit Tracks than the Temple of the Ocean King was in Phantom Hourglass?

I haven't played Wind Waker yet but I kinda want to

I'm... I'm inclined and honored to give my blessing in my usual quote--with reverence: There Is No Lie Here.

Majora's Mask as your number one... ... *TRULY...thou art a man of taste and refinement.* I upgrade your status on the list to " *Really* Don't Hex beam."

10: At first I thought, "When did he go from LoZ to FMA?"....then you revealed it was a segue to Spirit Tracks and wanted to throw a wrench for faking me out. 9: One of the few Zelda games I've yet to play, but I'll find out for myself whether it's actually as good or bad. Though hopefully not as bad as Ghirahim's moments *shivers* 8: The series' true rising point where many of its traditional features began. The Master Sword, split worlds, unique dungeons and bosses, the works. 7: A hidden gem that's quite engaging. And not only that, shrinking and growing to reach other places is exciting. The Kinstones will probably have you going for longer, though. 6: Link Between Worlds is actually a sequel to Link to the Past, and like you said, they improved everything and also....moving through walls, and Ravio is best merchant (you'll see at the end) 5: The most realistic in the series, and yes, Midna is best partner *draws sword* EN GARDE! 4: A surprise hit that got dunked on at first, but over time, became one of the best in the series....also Hyrule became Atlantis in that timeline 3: A timeless masterpiece both for its time and was a trailblazing title for future games to come. 2: It was a perfect liftoff for the Switch, broke boundaries (literally), and gave a brand new way for new and veteran fans to enjoy the series. Also, we actually hear Zelda's voice. 1: A sequel that was unique for its time, and opinions divided like the moon's phases, but the interwoven stories from the NPCs and everything else makes it more...alive. (btw, as a Zelda fan myself, Hyrule Warriors is the only DW game I've played....and am still on to this day)

I wouldn't advise a newbie to start with Majora's Mask even if it didn't have the time limit or moon. It clearly expects people to have played Ocarina of Time before.

The Kaboom & music at the end is gone. What happened?

A interesting video for my birthday today. I kid. I kid.

I watch PeanutButterGamer. Every November, he does his own Zelda Month. When I saw that Josh did a Zelda Month, I was hoping it was in November... I am saddened, it was last May.

you must a top ten longest boss names ill bet my money on lord horrik and his full name is the most knight thing there is

1:32 I should have expected this but I didn't and that made the joke better.

Wait... No "Ka-BOOM!" Outro?

If I were to make a guess? 10. Skyward Sword 9. Breath of the Wild 8. Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity 7. Legend of Zelda: Oracle Games 6. Link to the Past 5. Link Between Worlds 4. Wind Waker 3. Majora's Mask 2. Ocarina of Time 1. Twilight Princess

My biggest critisism with MAjoria's Mask is the lazy dungeon items. It was the bow and then three upgrades to the bow. So riveting. Whilee xperimenting with other items is fun, In Majora, you get the ability to shoot things. Then shoot them with fire. Then shoot them with ice. Truly groundbreaking.

i had a GUT feeling it was going to be MAJORA'S MASK

I'm debating buying a Zelda game for the first time. I've wanted to play Ocarina of Time for a while, and i've played a bit of Minish Cap on emulator before my phone broke, but I'm not sure if paying $50 a year to play them is worth it. I could buy BOTW, but I'm personally more interested in HWOC because of the demo and I don't want to play them out of order. What do you suggest I should do? 🤔

Why do I feel like you should've used the clip of the promoter in the office saying "I missed the part where that's my problem" as opposed to Peter saying it? Wouldn't that be more fitting?

Skyward sword hd did a lot right, but god is the lack of the Wii motion plus noticable, and harm it in places. Also, my GameStop sold the amiibo for 10 USD, so like, eh. I didn't even use it, the statue's were honestly well placed. Quality of life sure, but not by much.

Personally i dont agree with the argument that Demise ruins the development of Ganondorf. That`s like saying Darth Vader dont have depth anymore because the Devil exists in the Disney universe 🤷‍♂

speaking of Top 10s, here's mine. 1 - Link To The Past (SNES) 2 - Ocarina of Time 3 - Twilight Princess 4 - Wind Waker 5 - The Minish Cap 6 - Oracle of Ages and Oracle of Seasons 7 - Zelda 1 8 - Zelda 2 9 - Skyward Sword 10 - Hyrule Warriors (yeah, i know it's more a Musou game than a Zelda game, but i feel it counts enough to warrant and i havent play BOTW, TOTK or any other Zelda game that has those terrible touchscreen controls involved, so this is my list)

Does anyone else realise that Beta Ocarina's Not Peach's Castle hub world stayed for both N64 titles? Think about it, what's the difference between a castle and it's grounds that you explore to find paintings that lead you to open levels, and a wide field that you go across to find entrances to areas only connected by it? The answer is that Peach's Castle is compact or feels that way and is visually interesting, Hyrule Field is the first and only green desert with random spots in the ground to bomb for secrets and some Peahats, and Termina Field the best of both worlds.

I understand that it’s divisive but Majora’s Mask is absolutely my favorite Zelda game. I played a bit of OoT in my super early years but I was a bit too young to fully understand. When I got to MM a few years later I was able to fully appreciate it. While I agree with the criticism that it doesn’t have as much content, what IS there is golden all the way through.

Given Four Swords Adventures was the Zelda game I played the most as a child, the more linear games never bothered me. I'd even argue that the original NES game is less open than critics say it is. You technically can finish any of the first 8 dungeons in any order, but level 9 with a sword and silver arrows will be the ending no matter what. Also some of them require dungeon items to enter, so the only reason you'd finish them earlier is if you decided to quit halfway. And unlike BoTW, the game that is supposedly as open as the original and not more so, you actually do need to clear all 9 to finish the game.

My personal favorites are Ocarina of Time, Majora’s Mask, a Link to the Past, and the Two Oracle Games. I like to hear the favorites of others.

I am quickly going to mention the Zelda games I did play a little, but could never finish for different reasons. I never played enough Zelda games to make a top 10 but I am still going to rank the ones I completed. -Link to the Past- Very first Zelda game I played and I got lost so much trying to play the game on my uncle's SNES, that I gave up. I was only 11 at the time. Never had any interest in going back and retrying it either. It was this game that was the reason why I started getting player's guides because I DID NOT want to get lost when OoT was coming out. No regrets either. Will say this though, seeing a picture of Link in the instruction manual is when I started having a crush on him lol. -Majora's Mask- I tried so hard to get into this game, but my biggest pet peeve in gaming are time limits and I always panicked seeing that timer for it was a constant reminder. So this is one game I'll never play again. My brother loved this game (and the timer didn't bother him). -Skyward Sword- I managed to make it the Ancient Cistern, but I had lost all interest by then due to the Wii Motion. Gameplay for me will always trump any other factor in a game and I just didn't like it, so I never picked the game back up. I am on the fence of getting the Remastered too due wanting to save up for games I'd rather have (like Tears of the Kingdom). Plus I really hated the Imprisoned and that one Spirit Area where you can't fight, only run . . . . so yeah, we'll see if I ever give the Remaster a shot. Anyway, here's my ranking of the Zelda games I've completed- 5. Breath of the Wild- I do like this game, but my biggest problem IS the fact that it's so big. I am more of a fan of linear games, plus the weapon durability and the RAIN didn't help. I really missed the iconic dungeons. Also, I think the game balance is off when it comes to foes. The sub-bosses shouldn't be harder than the dungeon bosses. I will say this though, BotW does have my fav story in the franchise and I am on the Link/Zelda ship for this one for sure lol. Also, am I the only one who likes Revali? I do prefer other Rito though and they're still my favorite race. Definitely looking forward to returning to this world in TotK. 4. Windwaker- Definitely the funniest game in the franchise. I do feel like I was in the minority that really enjoyed the game when it first came out. I've also only played the original game because the remaster was too bright for my poor eyes. I personally didn't mind the Triforce of Courage fetch quest, but it was one of the weaker points though. I did become addicted to Nintendo Gallery quest lol and Medli is one of my fav Zelda chars. I really enjoyed the plot twists in this game for they did catch me off guard. But yeah some of the tedium of traversing the sea and that fetch quest with the Triforce do knock it down a bit. Plus I feel some ideas were copy and past from OoT. 3. Link Between Worlds- I definitely wanted to give this game a try since I knew it was a 'newer version of LtoP' and OMG I LOVED IT! Yeah the wall merging mechanic and the ability to get all of your items early definitely were great. It's definitely the Zelda game I played the most due to how short it is too (like I'll have it done in less than a week). Looked how upgrading the Master sword can send out magic projectiles and the one sidequest to also upgrade your items. Best part for me though was the twists, I was genuinely flabbergasted even though there was foreshadowing throughout the game. Only reason why it isn't higher is because I didn't become as obsessed with the game as the top 2. 2. Ocarina of Time- This was the game that made me a Zelda fan. My brother thought I was cheating when I used the Player's guide, but I didn't care because I wanted to enjoy the game and not worry about making mistakes. I was scared when I had to experience my first dungeon near the beginning, but thankfully it was easy overall. The controls were easy to pick up (plus it helped that I had already gotten use to Mario 64 lol). Like others, I was legit shocked to find out Skeik was Zelda. Really enjoyed most of the dungeons and the chars. Only reason why it's not #1 is because I think #1 took aspects of this game and perfected them. 1. Twilight Princess- I got the gamecube version because I didn't want to worry about motion controls and this game is amazing. It has my fav set of dungeons (with one major exception that ended up being my worst dungeon, Palace of Twilight). I really loved the Wolf mechanic, and I honestly didn't mind looking for those bugs. Midna is an amazing addition and things I wanted to do in OoT, I got to do here, like thawing out Zora's Domain. But the best part about the game was reinventing some of Link's items, like with the boomerang, having bomb arrows, having water bombs, and turning one of my least fav items in the franchise to one of my favs (the iron boots). It definitely has my 2nd fav story too. Anyway, great list Josh and I do respect your opinion.

The oracles and Links awakening will always be in my top 10.

I would love it if they did something similar to Spirit Tracks with Zelda helping throughout the game instead of just "being there". BotW's Zelda was a good step in the right direction, hopefully we'll get a Zelda game where Zelda will have gameplay mechanics like Elizabeth from Bioshock Infinite.

Lol link to the past was one of the games I played to distract me during covid so it hold a special place in my heart as well as the original

What happened to the outro audio?

12:07 I know that you hate Okami but shouldn't Sonic '06 fit more?

What is the Zelda Formula exactly?

Ocarina of Time and Majora's Mask would always be my fav Legend of Zelda games. Played the NES and SNES games, even Adventure of Link, played Wind Waker and Twilight Princess, even Skyward Sword but hated the Wii version because of it draining by batteries due to their Wii Motion Plus technology. There is something about the N64 games that always tells me this was Peak Zelda in storytelling.

Gonna be that guy: Honestly prefer Temple of the Ocean King to Spirit Tack's Tower of Spirits which essentially threw away the idea of returning with more gear for alternate routes. It's an idea that without makes you wonder why even bother having a dungeon to return to if you just completely ignore the other section's existence. Cut the return visits in half and I think it would've been liked better and Phantom Hourglass as a whole.

Was Demise that bad a retcon?

Majora's Mask has always been my all time favorite game

Thank you for not spoiling tears of the Kingdom

Ok...... i surprise..... .........for the first time i see someone agreed with me about Majora's Mask. Most of time when i said that is my favorite game of the franchise people wanted know why. Of course the awser was everything Josh talk about, the fact you can mindless fun with the masks and *THE FACT* the *Fierce Deity* is one of most *POWERFUL LINK*, if not *THE MOST* you can play!!! But hear someone agreed with me is refreshing!!!

Where's the Kaboom? There was supposed to be a earth-shattering Kaboom!

I haven't even played 10 Zelda games so I can't make a full list (I've only ever played OoT, WW, TP, and BOTW), but I'll just share my quick takes on OoT: It's good, just a bit clunky. Definitely iterated better on in later entries, but still stands well on its own. Not my favorite, but a strong start to 3D Zelda.

12:07 Josh, I love you buddy, but our opinions on Okami are completely different.

I know its TECHNICALLY not a REAL Zelda game, but Hyrule Warriors and Age if Calamity are probably some of my favorite Zelda games for two big reasons. 1. Hyrule Warriors was a love letter to a plethora of Zelda fans with the playable roster, enemies to fight, and an assortment of items throughout the Zelda Anthology. 2. It introduced the masses to the Warriors Franchise and are by far the best Warriors games that Koei Tecmo and Omega Force have made.