A Link Between Worlds Favourite Dungeon(s)?

[it068]

I thought the desert palace had a really creepy theme tune. Also, is Axle the Beast going to do a dungeon review?

 

[SmallPhry]

I thought for sure the Dark Palace would be one of my favorites, but it's actually not. It's a great dungeon, don't get me wrong, but it didn't manage to rank up there with what ACTUALLY wound up being my favorites.

What are these favorites? Well, as you may have seen from my updated best dungeons list, the Tower of Hera, Desert Palace, and Lorule Castle (in no particular order). It'd take way too long to go into detail as to why for each one, so I'll just leave it there. (Sowwy.)

Go into detail!! The fans demand it!!

Woo.. anyway, my favorite was definitely the Ice Ruins. As previously stated, they are awesome in many ways; the elevator, the unique design, the use of connectivity and I thought the boss was a blast. Pure fun, and I thought the dungeon upgrade was awesome. It's an upgrade that allows you to have more fun with your items so I mean, cmon.

Oh and of course the plinky plunky perfect music that almost sounds Christmas-y. Perfect.

 

[Not Take Mirror]

The ice ruins for the same reasons SmallPhry said.

Also the desert palace because the sand rod puzzles were really clever.

 

[TimeforTavel]

Dark Palace and the ice ruins. The Ice ruins because it constantly leads you from room to room without you realizing where you are exactly. Dark Palace was just weird. I still don't understand half of it, but I quite liked it!

 

[PhantomTriforce]

Ice Ruins and Turtle Rock are my favorite dungeons, though if I had to pick one, it would probably be Ice Ruins. It seemed the lengthiest to me and I like that.

 

[Azure Sage]

My favorite dungeon in the game has to be Ice Ruins. In my first playthrough, it was one of the first dungeons I entered but it was the last one I completed. It really gave me a hard time and I got a couple Game-Overs in it. It had me pretty frustrated. But after I moved past what was stumping me, I started to calm down and really enjoy the dungeon. The multiple levels, the ice puzzles, the beams that were so skinny I thought I was gonna fall every ten seconds; I really enjoyed it. Despite how much it frustrated me at first, the more I played through it the more I started to have fun. I went from "Sheesh this is a pain" to "Wow this place is cool". I don't think any other dungeon in the series has done that for me.