First up is Impa, who we’ve seen in various guises throughout the Zelda series. This pack includes 5 new characters and 2 new modes. We won’t touch too much on the base game in this article, but you can find our original review here. Now that all three packs are released, we wanted to give you all the rundown on what’s on offer. Pack two snuck up on us, going under the radar so much so that it wasn’t until the announcement of the release of pack three, Symphony of the Mask that we questioned what the hell had happened to pack two?
We previously looked at DLC pack one, which offered a fun spin on the core game. Over a year later we now have the full run of season pass DLC and the now customary physical release featuring all of said DLC. What I was most blown away by, was that the game actually felt close to a fully fledged top-down Zelda game rather than a traditional rogue-lite such as Crypt of the NecroDancer, on which the game is based. Way back in June 2019 (remember the old world?) we took a look at Cadence of Hyrule, in what was my first ever review for Nintendad! I gave the game full marks, having really enjoyed the unique spin on the traditional 2D Zelda template.
Introducing Cadence of Hyrule Season Pass Review
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