Lueberry’s House is a place you’ll be visiting often in The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom, and it’s towards the northeast of Suthorn Village. There’s a Waypoint located right next to the house, and you can teleport to this point any time you wish during your open world adventures.

Once Lord Jabu-Jabu begins his rampage, Zelda will have to return to both Zora villages to help fix what happens. This breaks down into two main sub-missions. The first takes place at Zora River Village, and involves completing a small rift called Stilled Upper Zora River.

The Nintendo video game, a mainline entry in the long-running series, is the first one to focus on Zelda, allowing players to control the princess.

Echoes of Wisdom takes the charm of 2D Zelda titles and adds the creativity and freedom of TOTK to create a fun if not flawed adventure across Hyrule.

Echoes of Wisdom, you'll unlock more side quests, so you should make a habit of returning to areas that you've saved from rifts. Some quests are even "connected" to each other, requiring you to complete one to complete another.

Our Echoes of Wisdom stamp guide will point you to all 25 stamps in Hyrule, and explain the rewards for each completed stamp card.

From the very start, Echoes of Wisdom lets you in on the magic of acquiring echoes. These are snippets of knowledge acquired by learning how to duplicate objects and beings around you. The moment you see the option to learn one, go for it!

The shadowy villain is his perfect match, countering every one of his sword slashes. It’s a tough fight — or at least I imagine it would have been. Rather than trying to beat him the old-fashioned way,

Players have been begging to explore Hyrule as the series’ titular princess for as long as I can remember. Super Smash Bros. Melee teased players with the kind

This massive 2D Zelda game is packed with interesting side quests with unique mechanics. Learn more about these missions in Echoes of Wisdom.