Maker Maker 2 now has Link Kaizo levels, and they're completely wild

Platform aficionados have enjoyed Kaizo levels for over a decade now, with Mario's untimely death being only part of the experience. However Manufacturer of Super 2Since the launch of Link's power last month, the rules for the most difficult lessons were written.

The link doesn't work as much as Mario, in one thing. Link can shoot arrows, can shoot, shield, and grenades. All these skills have been tested by developers developing complex levels built with Link in mind, as you can see in the clip below with the Speedrunner GrandPooBear.

These Link levels are above the “button,” according to GrandPooBear. For example, you'll know that Link's arrows don't hit their target right away, as the Hero of Time has to retract its line and allow the weapon to fly.

"Mario's games have never had a step like this and that's why it's so weird and difficult to use in time-wise," GrandPooBear tells Polygon in a Twitter message. "You also lose momentum when you hold left or right while shooting to break away from the D-pad to maintain maximum speed, and return it as soon as it's done."

Link's arrows can be combined with his other computer-generated capabilities of some complex objects, GrandPooBear said.

"(One of the coldest things you can do is shoot an arrow through the air, drop a bomb, and when the time is right the arrow will hit it and you can use multiple arrows to make the birthday bomb explode, he notes.

Missing link completely is different from the red plumber. Hyrule & # 39; s can-air, for example, and this can be used in a similar way in Mario's world tour, allowing players to do things like "surf" boat balls. But anyway, it seems The Maker of Mario Players have a good time figuring out how to approach a common platforming challenge.

"Link is the biggest thing that ever happened to the Kaizo creators game … it was fun to wrap our heads with every new opportunity," GrandPooBear said.