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Link: The Faces of Evil is one of the three Legend of Zelda games created exclusively for the Philips CD-i. Nintendo had virtually nothing to do with the game. It was developed in tandem with, and released on the same day as Zelda: The Wand of Gamelon.
Both games would later inspire the 2024 Nintendo Switch game Arzette: The Jewel of Faramore.
Plot[]
The Plot revolves around a Hylian named Link that has to travel to a Land called Koridai in order to defeat Ganon. Koridai is a region in the mountains that have many faces sculpted into it by builders of some kind. Its unclear when these Face builders actually built them . The back story of the game is not really clear on this. Link has the help of a Wizard on a Magic Carpet and they both travel From Hyrule Castle, Hyrule to Koridai. This wizard will ocasionally give you helpful tips on defeating Ganon.
Gameplay[]
The Faces of Evil uses the side-scrolling introduced in Zelda II: The Adventure of Link. The controls were widely criticized as confusing and very uncomfortable.
External links[]
- Link: The Faces of Evil at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
- Link: The Faces of Evil at GameFAQs