Think of this as the PG version of Assassin's Creed. It borrows the best parts of the 'open-world adventure' genre—climbing anything, gliding across valleys, and upgrading gear—but swaps the gritty assassinations for bright colors and slapstick humor. It's the best Zelda alternative available on platforms that aren't the Nintendo Switch.

The real win here is the puzzles. They don't treat the player like they're five years old. You'll have to guide arrows through hoops, roll giant spheres into sockets, and manage stamina while climbing. It's a solid, engaging experience that manages to be educational about Greek myths without ever feeling like a textbook.