Table go vroom-vroom” reads the caption—just a small taste of what an inventive player can do in The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom, the latest in the series from Nintendo. Echoes of Wisdom is all about finding new ways to use the world’s items.

Max Nichols of Hyrule Interview has noted how this is apparently "the first ever Zelda game" where the creator of the series does not appear in the credits ( via Nintendo Everything ). As mentioned by the source, Miyamoto is now 71 and is no longer "directly leading" multiple teams.

The Flying Tile is an echo in The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom. Regardless of whether you plan to use it or not, it’s also required for those looking to complete every side quest, as the “The Flying Tile” quest has you source one as its one and only objective.

You'll spot an entrance in the wall that leads into the ruins and where the Darknut Lv. 3 awaits. Before you enter, make sure you have some Lv. 2 Echoes or the Wizzrobe Echoes. They will serve well in the fight to learn the Darknut Echo.

Solution 1: Summon a Zol Echo for the kid to see. Zol are green blob-like creatures that you first encountered on Suthorn Beach at the start of the game. If you missed them, go back to Suthorn Beach to the west of Suthorn Village.

The Eastern Temple is a mini dungeon in The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom that’s home to the “ Let’s Play a Game ” side quest. You’ll need to defeat the monster in the temple for the archeologist Sago, who wants to continue his work there.

You can see the influence of Breath of the Wild and Tears of the Kingdom in Echoes of Wisdom, Nintendo’s latest top-down Zelda game for the Nintendo Switch. But for all of the new game’s openness and emphasis on playing how you want,