Echoes of Wisdom is fairly linear, but it doesn't take long for Zelda to be presented with a significant branching path. After Zelda makes her way to Suthorn Village and takes care of some business there,

If you manage to defeat two of them, you can start the "Wild Sandstorms" side quest. These monsters aren't as fearsome as Echoes of Wisdom's rift bosses, but they can be frustrating to deal with if you don't know how to beat them.

Mogryph is the main boss of the Gerudo Sanctum Dungeon that you will have to beat to complete the A Rift in the Gerudo Desert main story quest early in The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom. Out of all the beasts you might encounter in a mysterious desert,

The Gerudo Sanctum Dungeon in Zelda Echoes of Wisdom is part of the A Rift in Gerudo Desert main story quest. You can find the entrance to this Dungeon in Zelda Echoes of Wisdom after pulling the plug in Cryptic Cavern and draining the sand that's blocking the main entrance. Once you've done this, you can delve in!

Dohna will be standing by the lake with two other people. She tells Zelda that there are three smaller rifts that need to be fixed that are scattered around the desert. They're in the Southern Oasis Ruins, Ancestor's Cave of Rest, and the Southern Gerudo Desert.

Where to find all five of Tri’s friends in our Stilled Desert Temple Ruins walkthrough in Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom.

Zelda can use a bow in The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom. Finding the bow will take a little bit of effort, as you’ll need to head to Gerudo Desert and then defeat another familiar character in the dungeon. Here’s where to find the dungeon and how to get the bow.

While there are always a few smatterings of activities you can expect to do to 100 percent a Zelda game, Echoes of Wisdom provides a lot more variety in ways to fill your time aft

Everything you need to know to solve the Precious Treasure side quest in The Legend of Zelda: Echoes of Wisdom.

Echoes of Wisdom that unlocks a new Automaton, so here's how to complete it.

Echoes of Wisdom is a lot less linear than other 2D Zelda games, with plenty of optional content you can do in any order. This means that no two playthroughs of this new Zelda title will be identical.