The Zelda-esque 'Legend of the Skyfish' arrives for Windows 10 PC and Mobile

If you're a fan of The Legend of Zelda, then you may want to take a look at Crescent Moon's Legend of the Skyfish. The game launched about three months ago for iOS and Android, but it is now a UWP title for Windows 10 including PC, Mobile, and Hub.

The game's description gives the details on what to expect:

Legend of the Skyfish is a beautiful action adventure puzzle game with a unique weapon and tool - a fishing pole! Follow the intrepid Little Red Hook on her journey with the Moonwhale to defeat the monstrous Skyfish. Use your fishing pole as a weapon or a grappling hook, and upgrade it as you go. Legend of the Skyfish is filled with beautiful hand-painted art, intricate action puzzles, and unique enemies. Explore a huge world of 45 handcrafted levels and defeat giant bosses.

In short, it's a chill game where you walk around, solve puzzles, and enjoy the excellent art direction. Obviously, being able to play on your Surface or your phone is a real treat here, so I'm quite excited to see this game land on the Windows Store.

Legend of the Skyfish runs for $2.99 and is being published by Mother Gaia Studio. There is no trial, but the game has earned some solid reviews for many sites including Pocket Gamer. Check the launch trailer to get a feel for the story and gameplay.

Download Legend of the Skyfish from the Windows Store

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