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It should be noted without items to progress being in the dungeons instead each dungeon will contain other useful items, such as objects to upgrade your sword so there is still good reason to explore through them. But rather than the Dark World you venture into Lorule (hence Link Between Worlds) here you have many more dungeons which outside of one (because of plot) you can tackle in the order you want. All this is to lead into the second half of the game. While you go from the first few dungeons you will start to find people you encountered before disappearing. So if you remember a secret from that game, it might just still be there. Hyrule for the most part is the same as it was in Link To The Past.
The other main gimmick is acquired at the end of the first dungeon, this one will turn you into an image on the wall, but thanks to a bracelet Ravio gave you, you can then freely move in 2 dimensional planes, allowing you to hug walls opening up a bunch of different passages and ways round puzzles. It just depends on which item you select first. After your first dungeon, which ends with you getting the other main gimmick more on that later, you can tackle the next dungeons in any order. Rather than a key tool or item be acquired in the dungeons you will get them from Ravio, first it’s a loan but you can with enough rupees buy them altogether.
The game’s main gimmick, if you will, is that it can be tackled in whatever order you have.
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