Nintendo’s indie presentations are usually filled to the brim with a good assortment of ports, new titles and the occasional delightful surprise. Cadence of Hyrule caught many off guard as the last minute announcement and made itself stand out as not only a unique spin-off, but a collaboration with western indie developers. It combines the unique charm that drew in fans of Crypt of the Necrodancer with a Zelda twist, including songs fans of the series are familiar with and familiar faces to play as on a journey through Hyrule.
Video Game soundtracks are an essential part of the game, setting the tone, warning you of impending danger, or for some of us, useful background music whilst studying or working on projects.
The Game Awards 2021 Switch eShop sale includes Zelda, Splatoon 2, Cadence of Hyrule, Monster Hunter Rise, and more.
Phil at SPC reviews the recently released retail edition of Cadence of Hyrule: Crypt of the NecroDancer Featuring The Legend of Zelda for the Nintendo Switch, complete with all of its DLC.
This game suprised me, and turned out to be a very fun Zelda spin off.
Very smart to have fixed rythm option as well, as it really opens up the game to more players and does not kill the difficulty.