You may not like it, but this is the objective tier list for Zelda spin-offs.
You may not like it, but this is the objective tier list for Zelda spin-offs
Ethan Kelly
Connor Parker
I think Hyrule Warriors Definitive Edition gets to claw its way up to B.
Tyler Diaz
push rosy rupeeland to S tier. That game is truly a unique marvel.
Aiden Edwards
The problem with Hyrule Warriors is that its gameplay is so utterly mediocre that no amount of added content can push it up a tier.
Christian Williams
Are Four Swords, FSA, and Triforce Heroes even really spinoffs?
Jason Nguyen
No OP’s just a retard
Benjamin Adams
Technically no, but they're not exactly mainline titles either. Best to just group them with the spinoff games.
Ian Morgan
>move G&W and Warriors Definitive up one tier each
There, fixed.
Liam Perry
They are indeed mainline titles, they just aren't what people wanted so they screech about it saying MUH SPIN OFF
Elijah Flores
pretty good
Christian Mitchell
They're technically mainline as they have the "The Legend of Zelda: [Title of Game]" thing, but I don't think anyone really considered them as "mainline Zeldas" when you get down to it. It's similar to how FFXI and XIV aren't really grouped in with the rest of the series despite being numbered entries because they're MMOs.
Jacob Turner
They aren't mainline.
Bentley Taylor
None of them play like mainline titles. Nintendo themselves might officially declare them as such, but nobody else is going to. I don't think there's anything wrong with OP grouping them that way.
Colton Gray
They play exactly like the other 2D games, they just aren't structured like them
Ryan Green
If they ain't on the timeline, they ain't mainline.
Oliver Lee
Uhhh cadence just came out? It's not old enough to be good?
Josiah Anderson
>They play exactly like the other 2D games
They absolutely do not. None of them have a real overworld, some fundamental mechanics are changed (literally everything is temporary in FSA) to focus on a multiplayer scoring format and the structural exploration theme that pretty much makes Zelda what it is is barely present. They don't feel any more "mainline" than, say, Cadence of Hyrule -- in some ways even less so.
Jackson Hernandez
>Retard trying to be funny
Don't bother.
Samuel Myers
... is that Adventure of Link in the D-Tier, second from right?
Hunter Murphy
this. most underrated game on the Nintendo DS
Aaron Perry
Yes they are
>Nintendo says they are
>NUH UH I SAY DEY ARENT
Guess Breath of the Wild isn't mainline but all three of those are mainline since they're on the timeline
Brayden Sanders
It's Zelda Game & Watch, nigga.