Okay, so Majora’s Mask is the weird, dark cousin of Ocarina of Time—and I mean that in the best way. Instead of Hyrule, you’re stuck in Termina, a place where everyone’s got three days before the moon crashes into the world. And yeah, you keep reliving those same three days, which sounds annoying, but it’s actually genius. You slowly piece together everyone’s schedules, like the bomber kids causing chaos or the Zora guitarist drowning his sorrows.

The masks? They’re not just collectibles—some totally change how you play. Turn into a Deku Scrub and bounce on flowers, or become a Goron and roll around like a boulder. The dungeons are brutal in the best way, especially Stone Tower Temple, which flips upside down halfway through. And the atmosphere? Haunting. That moon staring down at you the whole time? Chills.

It’s not just about saving the world—it’s about helping people who don’t even know they’re doomed. You’ll remember their stories long after you put the controller down.