Kena must help the spirits of the townsfolk pass on with her magical abilities and their Spirit Masks (a nod to the studio’s Majora’s Mask roots). She stumbles upon a now-abandoned village at the base of a mountain shrine and quickly learns that this once prosperous town suffered a terrible famine as the environment turned against them. Kena is a Spirit Guide who helps restless spirits pass on into the afterlife.
It drops players right into the narrative like it’s a new episode of a long-running TV show, allowing players to jump right into the action. Kena: Bridge of Spirits explores themes like humanity’s relationship with the environment, the importance of family, and fear of moving on. PlayStation finally has its own The Legend of Zelda, and there’s plenty of room for this franchise to grow. Still, Kena: Bridge of Spirits features absolutely stunning visuals and a heartwarming narrative that surpasses any story that Nintendo’s series has ever told.
The animation studio has since transformed into a game developer and delivered Kena: Bridge of Spirits, a title with lavish cutscenes that builds upon the formula established by early 3D Zelda games like Ocarina of Time, Majora’s Mask, and Twilight Princess.īut the PlayStation console exclusive never reaches the same highs as those games due to lackluster platforming and combat. The Legend of Zelda is at the core of Kena: Bridge of Spirit’s DNA.ĭeveloper Ember Lab gained prominence thanks to a fantastic 2016 The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask fan film called Terrible Fate.
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