New tricks and a classic style give Nintendo's latest Zelda a more casual, puzzly feel. And finally, Zelda's the star.

After decades of dreaming about it, fans will finally be able to play as the titular princess in a Legend of Zelda game. Reviews are out for Echoes of Wisdom, the latest first-party title on Nintendo Switch,

IGN (9/10) – “The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom is far more than some second-tier spinoff, combining the expertly crafted dungeons and item progression you’d expect from a 2D Zelda with the wild creativity provided by Tears of the Kingdom.”

Even if it wasn’t those things, it would still be rad just to finally play as Zelda for a full game. Mysterious purple rifts have begun opening up around Hyrule, sucking any nearby terrain, buildings,

Zelda is off on her own adventure for the first time ever (there definitely weren't any games starring her on CDi) in The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom, and the princess has Link's sword and shield to thank.

A colourful, accessible epic that pushes its console to the limit, and a perfect would-be swansong for Nintendo's little hybrid miracle.

Anytime you’re playing a Legend of Zelda game, it’s the Late Night with Link Show. The titular princess is always locked away, waiting for the swordsman to rescue her. That’s why The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom is so unusual.

Nintendo confirms that a classic feature will return in the upcoming Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom, one that might excite old-school fans.