Get ready for another exciting adventure with Link and Zelda.

Spirit Tracks is the second game on Nintendo DS in the popular Zelda series. This time the young Link enters the world of locomotives. The adventure starts early one morning, when Link is ready to do his final test before he becomes a fully fledged train engineer. During the test he is supposed to drive to the castle, where a ceremony is to take place. The ceremony is held by Princess Zelda, and she gives Link his license as an engineer. After the ceremony Link receives a letter from Princess Zelda, in which she writes that she is very worried and that she needs to see Link at once. Link sneaks past the guards in the castle and finds his way through some secret passageways that lead to Zelda’s room. But he cannot prevent that Zelda is kidnapped, and as usual it is up to Link to save the day. ”The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks” offers a range of challenges and many hours of fun entertainment.

Child suitability:
This game contains quite a lot of fighting, but not of the brutal kind. You also have to solve a number of demanding puzzles, which is a bit difficult for the youngest. Still, for children from 12 years this is a fun and entertaining game that comes highly recommended.

Level of difficulty:

3-6 years: Under the age limit.

7-11 years: The game is a bit difficult for this age group, and many children will need help from their parents in order to be able to play.

12-15 years: The game is well suited for this age group.

16+: Fun and exciting for youths and adults alike.

Suggested age: Suitable for children from 12 years.

Format: Nintendo DS

PEGI: 7, violence

Our Assessment: Recommended