Top 5 ‘The Legend of Zelda’ Games That Have the Best Dungeons

The Legend of Zelda games have numerous puzzle rooms; these puzzle rooms, when solved, give the character many different rewards. It can be either a large number of rupees or a hearth container to increase Link’s health.

These dungeons vary in shape and size from game to game. So here we list the five The Legend of Zelda games with the best dungeons to explore. By best, we mean the most fun to explore and most rewarding!

The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap

The Minish cap seems like a very cute-looking portable Zelda game at first glimpse.

But the more we explore it, the more we find out that it’s something else altogether. The same can be said for its six distinctively designed dungeons. They are equally beautiful and surprising.

Although it followed the theme format, the themes that some of those dungeons have are simply outstanding.

The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask

This is counted among the darkest Zelda games ever made. Its time loop mechanic added much depth to its basic gameplay loop. Moreover, its dungeons can be called the most experimental and creative of them all.

Some of these dungeons require players to use all the masks at their disposal. And its final dungeon takes the cake in being the most complex of them all.

Link’s Awakening

Link’s Awakening, in both of its forms, is an excellent game. On Gameboy and Nintendo Switch, the basic gameplay of this game remains unchanged. And yes, this is another one of those unique Zelda games, a game that stands out the most.

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This weirdness carries over into the game’s dungeons too. The game’s basic concept of being so distant from other Zelda games plays a huge part in it standing out. As a result, there are some unique dungeons for players to explore.

Twilight Princess

Twilight Princess introduced fans to the ever-popular Wolf Link. An introduction to such mechanics would have seemed to some as if Nintendo was trying too hard to cater to that crowd craving mature, dark, and edgy stuff.

But the dungeons really made everything right with their brilliance. Most of all, these dungeons were just so natural to explore that even calling them dungeons feels silly.

Link Between Worlds

Link Between Worlds is an excellent Zelda game that launched for the Nintendo 3DS console. Now this game is just beautiful, it takes advantage of 3D in a brilliant way and never enforces it.

But its dungeons, when played in 3D, really put things in perspective. It really felt like the developers designed them with 3D in mind.

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We would have to wait and see what kind of dungeons we get in the upcoming The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, which is due for launch in May.