The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening is one of the best-selling games of Nintendo Switch, which takes the player back to their good old times as a gamer.
Nostalgia hits you and makes you remember your life before the Internet.
Thanks to Link’s Awakening for reimagining the old 1993 Gameboy original and turning it into a masterpiece.
From wonderfully retro-sounding musical core to minor detailing, this game has various elements which transport you to the past games you used to play as a kid.
In short, Link’s Awakening is an old ride with a fresh coat of paint and new specifications. And the biggest change is?
It has turned from a sprite-based game to a three-dimensional game that mimics the looks of children’s toys.
Many players have revealed that they couldn’t stop themselves from saying, “So cute” while playing Link’s Awakening.
From characters, animals, and monsters to plants and trees of this fantasy game, the visuals give you great vibes.
LINK’S AWAKENING: DETAILS ABOUT ITS GAMEPLAY
The visuals and the sounds of Link’s Awakening received a facelift, but there are many changes in this new game.
Between its colorful world, the cute character animations, and the charming music, Link’s Awakening feels very much alive.
And the best part about this game is more playing the game and less menu juggling!
All the combats are fought using Link’s sword, shield, and other tools while beating the mid-bosses and big baddies in dungeons and solving the puzzles.
The game begins with Link’s arrival at a mysterious island, away from Hyrule, where monsters roam freely, and animals talk.
Here, he must explore all its trap-ridden dungeons and find eight instruments on the Koholint Island and play them in front of a giant egg on the mountain to escape the island.
On your way, you also meet charming and cute characters, which you will never want to say goodbye to.
Your adventure starts from Mabe Village and ends on Link’s Awakening 7th Dungeon, aka in Eagle’s Tower, located in the Organ of Evening Calm. Its entrance begins far from the eastern peaks of the Tal Tal Mountain Range.
As its name implies, Link’s Awakening 7th Dungeon is a tall greying green tower, that also has head statues of eagles.
Before fighting the ultimate, you have to first beat the Grim Creeper, mini-boss of this Dungeon.
All in all, the game is a cool remake of a wonderful classic, but the players have to spend a lot of their time finding the locations of chamber stones, secret seashells, and various other items.
So are you looking for spots where you can find them and make things easier for you?
Then, keep scrolling to find out the hidden tools and conquer this game!
SECRET SEASHELL MAPS AND LOCATIONS
If you are a regular player of this game, then you might know how important secret seashells in Link’s Awakening are.
You can exchange these collectible items for gifts from Seashell Mansion.
Did you know that there are around 50 Secret Seashells hidden in Koholint Island?
Yes, there are 50 of them dispersed all around! Mostly, they can be found behind tall grass, dug up in the dirt, treasure chests, and sometimes even underwater.
And seldom, trees drop them too when you dash into them with the Pegasus Boots.
Cool, no?
If you want to find the location of each Secret Shells, then check out the Link’s Awakening Shell Map location chart below:
| Secret Seashell | Locations | Required Items |
| 1 | Eastern Mabe Village | Sword |
| 2 | Trendy Game (#1), Mabe Village | Rupees |
| 3 | Mrs Meow-Meow’s House, Central Mabe Village | Shovel |
| 4 | Central Mystery Forest | Shovel |
| 5 | Eastern Tornobo Shores | Shovel |
| 6 | Koholint Prairie | Shovel, Power Bracelet |
| 7 | Crashed Wall Inside Tail Cave | Tail Cave Key, Bomb |
| 8 | Mysterious Forest | Roc’s Feather, Shovel |
| 9 | Cliffs of West of Goponga Swamp | Roc’s Feather, Shovel |
| 10 | Patch Grass, Tabahl Wasteland | Roc’s Feather, Shovel |
| 11 | Under A Rock, Mysterious Forest | Power Bracelet |
| 12 | Under A Rock, Gopongo Swamp | Power Bracelet |
| 13 | Pots In Abandoned House, Tornobo SHores | Power Bracelet |
| 14 | Dig A Hill in Ukuku Prarie | Shovel, Bombs |
| 15 | Under a Rock, South-Central Ukuku Prairie | Power Bracelet |
| 16 | Push, Bomb and Dig in Cave Network, Ukuku Prarie | Bomb, Shovel, Power Bracelet |
| 17 | Under a Bush, Martha’s Bay | Power Bracelet |
| 18 | Under a Bush, Ukuku Prairie/Shell Mansion | Power Bracelet |
| 19 | Tunnel Under Richard’s House, Ukuku Prairie | Five Golden Leaves |
| 20 | Roof of the Key Cavern, Ukuku Prairie | Shovel, Five Golden Leaves, Roc’s Feather |
| 21 | Bombing in a Hole, Tal Tal Heights | Bomb, Power Bracelet |
| 22 | Complete Four Arrangements, Dampe’s Shack | Finish Key Cavern |
| 23 | Banana Tree, Tornobo Shores | Pegasus Boots |
| 24 | Tree, Near Tail Cave | Pegasus Boots |
| 25 | Tree, Western Ukuku Prairie | Pegasus Boots |
| 26 | Dig Across a Bridge, Martha’s Bay | Shovel |
| 27 | Dig Amongst the Cacti, Yarna Desert | Shovel |
| 28 | Rock on the Cliffs, Yarna Desert | Power Bracelet |
| 29 | Performance for the Walrus, Animal Village | Ballad of the Wind Fish, Ocarina |
| 30 | Under a Rock, Eastern Face Shrine | Power Bracelet |
| 31 | Diving Under a Waterfall, Kanalet Castle | Flippers |
| 32 | Trendy Game (#2), Mabe Village | Complete Angler’s Tunnel |
| 33 | Gp Back to Christine Village for a Reward, Animal Village | Deliver Goat’s Lteeter to Mr. Write |
| 34 | Under a Bush on a Islet, Near the Key Cavern | Flippers |
| 35 | Islet on the South Coast, Southeast Martha’s Bay | Flippers |
| 36 | Diving Under Waterfall, Western Tal Tal Mountain Range | Flippers |
| 37 | Fishing Hole (#1) Catch a Cheep Cheep, Mabe Village | Use a middleweight hook, Finish Catfish’s Maw |
| 38 | Explore on the Rapids Ride, raft Shop | Hookshot, Shovel |
| 39 | Get Under 35 seconds on the Rapids Race Raft Shop | Hookshot |
| 40 | Find the Friendly Zora, Animal Village | Magnifying Lens |
| 41 | Hookshot Across the Potholes, Kanalet Castle | Hookshot |
| 42 | Move an Armos, Ancient Ruins | Bow/Boomerang |
| 43 | Ducking Out For Some Fresh Air Inside Face Shrine | Progress in face Shrine, Face Key |
| 44 | Fishing Hole, (#2) Catch a Blooper, Mabe Village | Complete Fish Shrine |
| 45 | Bombing in a Hole, Western Tal Tal Mountain | Bombs |
| 46 | Under a Rock, Western Tal Tal Mountain Range | Power Bracelet |
| 47 | Explore a Cave & Bomb a Wall, Tal Tal Mountain Range | Power Bracelet, Bombs |
| 48 | Jumping in a Hole in the Hinox Boss Room, Eagle’s Tower | Reach the West of the Second Floor of Eagle’s Tower |
| 49 | Under a Rock, Western Tal Tal Mountain | Power Bracelet |
| 50 | Dig Between the Stones, Western Tal Tal Mountains | Shovel |
WHAT ARE THE CHAMBER STONES FOR LINK’S AWAKENING?
Chamber Stones are mostly offered to Dampé to build new +Effect Panels and Chambers for the Chamber Dungeon.
Are you wondering, “How many chamber stones Link’s Awakening has?”
Well, there are a total of 14 chamber stones found around Koholint Island.
If you are looking for more ways to find the chamber stones, then check out the chart below:
| Location | Method |
| Town Shop Tool | Buy seven for 1,280 Rupees each. |
| Trendy Game | Appears after completing Catfish’s Maw. |
| Trendy Game | Received after collecting all 10 Figures. |
| Fishing Pond | Obtained after catching an Ol’ Baron. |
| Fishing Pond | Obtained after catching a big Ol’ Baron(At least 60 units). |
| Seashell Mansion | Obtained after collecting 30 Secret Seashells. |
| Seashell Mansion | Obtained after collecting all 50 Secret Seashells. |
| Raft Shop | Obtained after completing the Rapids Race in less than 30 seconds. |
HOW DO YOU GET ALL THE CHAMBER STONES IN LINK’S AWAKENING?
Link’s Awakening Chamber Stones can be received if every creation meets the specifications of Boris’s challenge.
Seems difficult?
Well, you can now unlock them by mastering the nine main nine dungeons in Link’s Awakening. After all, it is the rooms of these dungeons.
Are you looking for others ways to get hold of these precious chamber stones?
Then, below we have listed few options for you:
- Buy It!
You will get a chance to buy chamber stone for 1280 rubies in the corner shop in Mövendorf.
Pretty steep, right?
- Earn with the crane!
During your adventure, you can visit the Kran-Kemenate at the wonder crane game south of the corner shop over and over again and get it at cheaper rates.
- Go Fishing!
In the fishing pond in Mövendorf, many fishes have chamber stones in their throat.
Surprising right?
If you see a shimmering circle in the pond, then try fishing and get your reward. Also, make sure to look out for the most conspicuous fish.
Currently, we have no clue how many chamber stones you can buy or win in the crane kemenate. However, we recommend you visit Mövendorf daily while playing the game.
PRICE TAG: ONE SHOULD BUY IT OR NOT?
Many gamers read the price of this game, which is $60, and that leaves them questioning, “Why is Link’s Awakening so expensive?“
We understand that you don’t want to spend your money on ordinary games. But trust us, this game is worth the price!
The Nintendo Switch’s game has broken all the worldwide sales records, and for a good reason.
Even if you are an old or new Zelda series fan or don’t play such games at all, give it a shot and get the best gaming experience ever.
And guess what?
This engaging action-adventure game is great not only for veteran gamers but for beginners as well! Its beautiful graphics, puzzles, unique story, and soundtrack will blow your mind away!
OUR FINAL THOUGHTS
Overall, Link’s Awakening is a treat to gamers. However, some might find it frustrating to locate certain tools. But we have solved your problem now by revealing the places where the Secret Seashells and chamber stones are hidden. This game is a charming remake of its older version, and developers have done oh-so-right! So play this game, feel the nostalgic rush, and defeat the bosses!
Cheers!
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