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Create Your Own Dungeon In Zelda: Link's Awakening Remake This September
The announcement of The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening for Switch earlier this year took many Nintendo fans by surprise, even if we didn't know much about what the remake would deliver. Regardless, it still skyrocketed to become one of the Switch's most anticipated announced games. Today's Nintendo Direct presentation gave us a bit more info surrounding the remake, including a fall release date.
The video shown off during the Direct presentation showed glimpses of several boss battles, the side-view fishing minigame, and the mischievous raccoon from the Mysterious Forest.
However, the big reveal came with the announcement that you can now collect tiles and create your own dungeons. By talking to Dampé, you can gather dungeon tiles, then arrange them however you please. Completing these dungeons lets you earn rewards like Fairy Bottles.
The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening launches on Switch on September 20.
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