I must admit that it feels like the opinion has started to turn in the last couple of years regarding the game I’m about to mention.
Adventures of Link.
The game got everything about a sequel right, which means try something new instead of just regurgitating the same exact same thing +1.
You also have to take into context the time of it’s release that the roleplaying elements, in an action game, are/were unique and well executed. Again an fairly open world before open world is was a thing. Good (but not perfect) platforming. Skills that require you as a player to practice to master and not just getting a higher number in a stat sheet. Towns with enough NPCs to feel lived in. Very little handholding, but clues on what to do and where to go by talking to NPCs.
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