Majora's Mask, released 25 years ago as a sequel to Ocarina of Time, brings a radical shift in both setting and gameplay. Set in the world of Termina, the game lacks the traditional quest against Ganondorf, instead posing the more dire challenge of preventing the moon from crashing into the world. Its unique time-loop mechanic, allowing Link to reset events every three days, was groundbreaking at its release and continues to stand out within the Zelda series. This innovative structure combined with a darker narrative makes Majora's Mask a fascinating entry that remains beloved by fans.
In a surprising twist for a sequel, Majora's Mask diverges significantly from Ocarina of Time, both in setting and in facing a world-ending event.
The most radical aspect of Majora's Mask is its time-loop structure, allowing Link to reset the game's events and face the impending doom of Termina.
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