The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom

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  1. moschiii
    Aug 16, 2023
    10
    best game of all time. this has to be the best game of the year, i absolutely love it, everything, down to the last minute detail.
  2. Sal234
    Jun 18, 2023
    10
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Il miglior gioco mai fatto. L'open world ardirpoco perfetto,il gameplay incredibile con una meccanica rivoluzionaria lo consiglio a tutti i possessori di switch… Expand
  3. Manin17
    Aug 16, 2023
    9
    The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom es una secuela más esperada del año de 2023 y teniendo en cuenta de que es la secuela de Zelda: Beth of the Wild no es para menos, es una secuela que ceje nuestras expectativas y se ríe de ellas, es una salvajada que no solo pueda tener un juego así de bestial una consola tan limitada como una Nintendo switch sino que es la respuesta a la preguntaThe Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom es una secuela más esperada del año de 2023 y teniendo en cuenta de que es la secuela de Zelda: Beth of the Wild no es para menos, es una secuela que ceje nuestras expectativas y se ríe de ellas, es una salvajada que no solo pueda tener un juego así de bestial una consola tan limitada como una Nintendo switch sino que es la respuesta a la pregunta de: ¿Si Zelda Breth of the Wild es de una consola prácticamente obsoleta cuando salió compitiendo con la PS4 y Xbox One, que hará Nintendo teniendo una consola mucho mas potente cómodo la switch? Pues este juego es la respuesta, los 6 años de desarrollo de Zelda TOTK para mi opinión an merecido completamente la pena, además de que dice mucho de Nintendo el que se cogieran todo un año para pulir el juego, sobresale mas con juegos como Redfall, Forspoken, juegos que salieron rotos de lanzamiento.

    La única pega que se le puede ver a este juego es un poco la historia, para mi opinión abría estado mejor que el prologo fuera mas largo, no un prologo sino que un primer cuarto del juego fuera para el prologo, esto para poder estar mas cerca de Zelda y Por una vez que no la tenemos que rescatar y podemos estar mas tiempo con ella para que cuando llegara la hora de perderla fuera todavía mas impactante, y en final (SIN EXPOILERS) que las dos perdidas de los dos héroes fueran permanentes, para que sintiéramos de que esto ha costado, a dolido pero que lo hemos conseguido, emos acabado con el mal, aunque luego te devolviera al punto de control antes de la batalla como si nada hubiera pasado. Pero quitando esto yo no habría cambiado nada más excepto la cutrada de la cinemática de la guerra del destierro que nos cuentan cinco veces con la misma cinemática. El resto de la historia y como esta contada de parece perfecto.

    Pero estos son los únicos fallos que veo que se le pueden sacar al juego el resto me parece perfecto y todos los huevos que le faltan a la historia los tiene el gamplay que es no solo el mejor de la saga sino de muchos videojuegos, cada uno de los cuatro poderes podría haber sido la mecánica principal de un juego cada uno pero no, están todas en el mismo videojuego.
    La ultra mano que es una versión del imán elevada a la cuarta; Retroceso que es una vuelta de tuerca a estasis; La Infiltración que demuestra la increíble agilidad de los diseñadores rediseñando el mapa y haciendo las islas teniendo en cuenta esta mecánica; Y por ultimo la agilidad de fusionar es la versión de la ultra mano para armas, pero que además soluciona el problema que tenían la gente con la durabilidad de las armas, todos los nuevos poderes son grandiosos.

    Además de que Nintendo dice que Teras of the Kimdom repite mapa de Breth of the Wild pero esto es mentira, muy mentira, repite la base de la superficie de Hyrule pero la mayor parte del mapa de BOTW lo han cambiado para que la gente como yo que se sabe el mapa como la palma de mi "ultra mano" (eso era un chiste) tenga una experiencia como la que tubo en 2017 cuando salió el original no cambiando el tronco pero si un montón de matices haciéndote dudar y preguntándote: ¿Esto estaba aquí?, ¿Esto lo han cambiado?. Lo mejor de todo esquí este juego tiene otros dos mapas mas: En primer lugar tenemos la superficie, luego tenemos las islas flotantes que la verdad no abarcan tanto terreno y arrea pero la que abarcan la hacen a la perfección, dando rienda suelta a la ultra mano con materiales y puzles para ella y luego la mayor sorpresa del juego, el subsuelo este no se anuncia en ninguna parte, Nintendo si que hablo de las islas celestes pero lo peor es que no hablamos de cuatro cuevas que también las tiene el juego el juego y están muy bien echas, sino de un mega cueva tan densa como la superficie comunicada por los abismos mega agujeros que se conectan con la superficie estos con vegetación, animales y enemigos completamente nuevos, porno mencionar que estos enemigos quitan vida máxima solo la puedes restablecer subiendo a la superficie o hiendo a unas raíces que las hay a millares pero lo suficiente mente lejos para que no se sientan diferentes.

    En definitiva si quieres un juego de aventura o mundo abierto este no es que sea una buena recomendación sino un imprescindible de la switch un clásico junto a su precuela BOTW al niel que lo fueron Zelda Ocarina of Time y Mayora´s Mask. Los únicos fallos que le encuentro al juego se encuentran en la historia pero con sus peros una muy buena y puede que para muchos emotiva, pero el gameplay no excepcional sino majestuoso como la musica tan grandiosa como la de su precuela pero más épica, majestuosa y grandiosa. Pero lo que mas a cambiado es el verbo del juego , si el verbo de BOTW era explora, el de TOTK es imagina, crea y luego explora por eso se le pueden perdonar los fallos en la historia y por eso no es solo el mejor juego del año sino de la generación.
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  4. rfm1693
    Aug 16, 2023
    4
    As a huge The Legend of Zelda fan, cant express how disappointed I was from this game. The videos Nintendo showed as huge differences and improvements from the previous BOW title were pretty much everything that changed. In my view they have to come back to the formula as it was wind waker, twilight princess, ocarina of time, etc. BOW and TOK exhausted everything o the new mechanics.As a huge The Legend of Zelda fan, cant express how disappointed I was from this game. The videos Nintendo showed as huge differences and improvements from the previous BOW title were pretty much everything that changed. In my view they have to come back to the formula as it was wind waker, twilight princess, ocarina of time, etc. BOW and TOK exhausted everything o the new mechanics. Theyre not interesting or replayable anymore. The story was not that good, Ganondorf was a complete waste, and has only the memories story and patiently dont do anything in the whole game but wait for Link to come kill him. Thes sky islands are just hard to reach (without cheating with infinite batteries) but plain except forthe ones on the main story, enemies are as repetitive as BOW an the worst thing ever the weapons still break even faster than before, who thought of that? The undergropunds is mere distraction, there is nothing there worth to go. The map is the same and disappointing to see after 6 years of 'work' and the temples were a huge disappointment, really the divine beasts without the controls. But equally boring and one more than before. The final boss disappointing, only flurry rush. Cant say anything that was positive and after finishing the game I didnt chnage my mind. Maybe a 5 if lucky, but sad to experience a DCL that pretended to be very different.… Expand
  5. NoaLoki
    Aug 15, 2023
    10
    As a Legend of Zelda series fan, I just loved the game. It was amazing, fulfilled all my expectations and even more. I believe that Tears of the Kingdom is perfect for any player. The experience, playing Totk, was unforgetable.
  6. LukeLx
    Aug 15, 2023
    6
    While the graphics partially improved (when the resolution is not tanked and you just see a blurry mess due to switch limitations), how the world and puzzles has been designed lead to a world that is always a different alternative to a cohesive one, so you will rarely be able to explore in a pragmatic way.
    You ends up bouncing around 3 or more different levels, and to be honest the lowest    While the graphics partially improved (when the resolution is not tanked and you just see a blurry mess due to switch limitations), how the world and puzzles has been designed lead to a world that is always a different alternative to a cohesive one, so you will rarely be able to explore in a pragmatic way.
    You ends up bouncing around 3 or more different levels, and to be honest the lowest one is just ugly - yea the phasma comes from underground but when you play it seems they just added it because Elden Ring got one, no other reason up to the end.
    What happens is that the world is so uninteresting and the exploration so interrupted that I would continue playing again the first game for the 2nd time - as I was doing - then going on with this.
    Everything is an alternative of what was great, powers included. The only exception is "ascension", but I really would like bombs, glacius and the other set.
    The attempt of copyrighting physics and basic actions should deserve a 0 but it would not respect the game quality.
    Not Diablo 4 delusion level, but to me it is still a delusion    … Expand
  7. cloudya
    Aug 15, 2023
    10
    Very creative, beautiful game ,BOTW/TOTK you can play with your child, won't worry about any bad influence to them.
  8. Game_ZoneI
    Aug 15, 2023
    4
    Me esperaba algo mejor para 6 años de desarrollo y me terminó decepcionando el juego debería ser por lo menos se 32GB creo que hasta ahora no hay un solo exclusivos qué supere ese peso y en contenido es mucho reciclaje te venden las armaduras del anterior juego pero más caras las mecánicas principales si cambiaron pero no sé dignaron a siquiera cambiar el movesets de las armas esMe esperaba algo mejor para 6 años de desarrollo y me terminó decepcionando el juego debería ser por lo menos se 32GB creo que hasta ahora no hay un solo exclusivos qué supere ese peso y en contenido es mucho reciclaje te venden las armaduras del anterior juego pero más caras las mecánicas principales si cambiaron pero no sé dignaron a siquiera cambiar el movesets de las armas es exactamente el mismo que el anteriores que por cierto son muy pocos… Expand
  9. bhappenstance
    Aug 15, 2023
    6
    I'm very sad to say that I just lost interest about 50 hours in. BotW was and is a masterpiece, and likely playing through that game 3 times diminished the impact of TotK. That isn't to say that Tears doesn't do anything new -- it does -- but the fuse mechanic is a real *mileage may vary* addition to the game. Sometimes fusing stuff feels incredibly compelling and enjoyable, while at otherI'm very sad to say that I just lost interest about 50 hours in. BotW was and is a masterpiece, and likely playing through that game 3 times diminished the impact of TotK. That isn't to say that Tears doesn't do anything new -- it does -- but the fuse mechanic is a real *mileage may vary* addition to the game. Sometimes fusing stuff feels incredibly compelling and enjoyable, while at other times it's a real hindrance and annoyance. Half the time there are simpler solutions than spending 5-10 minutes constructing some sort of contraption, and I found myself skipping fuse activities altogether. A generation brought up on Minecraft will likely find a lot to love about this new facet of the game, but on balance it left me cold. The rest of the game is just...Breath of the Wild all over again. Same map (with some alterations), same combat mechanics, same...everything. Granted, being rocketed into the sky was never not a thrill, but I'm sad they didn't spend any of the 6-year interval between this and Breath updating anything. Riding a horse, for example, is still a chore, with unresponsive controls -- something that could have very easily been updated for this outing. I really really wanted to love this game, and there were certainly moments where the old thrill came back. Unfortunately, in the end, there just weren't enough of those moments to maintain my interest.… Expand
  10. wchildmc
    Aug 15, 2023
    6
    The new system makes the game more like a building game, not a RPG game. The balance between stories, battles and puzzles was better in the past. I cannot really understand why would they do that in the new title.
  11. MoonSpeir
    Aug 15, 2023
    10
    Tears has the distinct advantage of being built on top of a title already considered to be one of the greatest gaming triumphs of the modern era, to this end there wasn't anything that could potentially go wrong, with every addition only capable of being an improvement.

    The map has been greatly expanded in multiple dimensions - the surface now connects to both a subsurface and    Tears has the distinct advantage of being built on top of a title already considered to be one of the greatest gaming triumphs of the modern era, to this end there wasn't anything that could potentially go wrong, with every addition only capable of being an improvement.

    The map has been greatly expanded in multiple dimensions - the surface now connects to both a subsurface and underworld via a hundred cave and well networks; some of these are small, others are massive and cavernous, each is unique. A vast, dark mirror world is accessible from the surface via chasms hundreds of metres deep, serving as a giant combat and survival arena across the entire stretch of Hyrule. Above the surface are multiple tiers of floating islands, hosting their own unique combat and exploration scenarios, resources and building materials, and across all these tiers of the map are a dozen dungeons and mini-dungeons, the journeys to each are among the most unforgettable experiences of the entire game. Returning towns and settlements have been so greatly reformed that they're barely recognisable; from ruined Kakariko and fashion-crazed Hateno to the first-stage rebuilding of Castle Town and the Gerudo's entire new secondary settlement.

    There are now around 250 quests to complete, over 3x as many as its predecessor, reflecting how much the content density and population of this in-game world has increased, with about 30 new enemy

    The new ability mechanics are so much fun, Ultrahand makes it possible to play around with just about every asset, being able to combine all kinds of objects to build as ridiculous or as functional within the 21-item limit as your imagination allows, this ability paired up with the wide variety of Zonai components allows you to cover all bases from constructing giant mechs, mobile fortresses and large trap setups to tanks, cruise ships and aerial bombers for a healthy dose of vehicular mayhem. Fuse makes it possible to attach any item or asset to any weapon of choice, providing hundreds of options with unique power boosts and functionality, in addition to being able to attach any item from your entire inventory to arrowheads with numerous effects ranging from a simple damage boost to blinding or confusing your enemies, then freezing, electrocuting and burning them to a crisp in a massive fireball. Ascend and Rewind open up the world further by making it possible to phase through solid structures above you or to catch a ride on any vertical or laterally moving object by reversing its motion by approximately 30 seconds, additionally allowing you to take out enemies with their own thrown projectiles.

    The visuals have noticeably improved and the world is much more gorgeous to look at, with the landscape defined by greater saturated blues, greens, yellows and oranges, the sound design has improved considerably too, with the greatest sensory experience of this world coming from the ambience channelled through a good set of headphones.

    There are numerous quality of life improvements found within Tears stemming from grievances previously raised; meals are now saved and stored as recipes which can be quickly accessed from a recipe menu, the map has coordinates and can now be accessed from an ability wheel so your adventure window may stay open on another tab, items can be sorted, thrown or dropped without accessing the main menu while you will be given the option to drop an item if you open a chest with a full weapon inventory. Additionally, you can look over dialogue you may have missed thanks to a chat log window, loading screens pass by much faster the Switch overclocks when on these screens, and for my personal favourites - it's now possible to ride the dragons across the map rather than get taken out by their elemental attacks and blasted away, and Link has his very own fully customisable home where you can store all your rare collectibles, cook, sleep, pray and chill to your heart's content.

    The overall structure of the game is the same as its predecessor, in turn the same as pretty much all their predecessors; travel through the regions, completing dungeons as you do so to reverse or preventing region-destroying threats, defeat a regional boss, then come for Ganondorf in order to save your girl.

    Overall Tears does what was probably thought impossible - it recaptures the magic of Breath of the Wild all over again and surpasses it, preserving the integrity of that returning world while reforming it enough to succeed as its own reinterpretation, and providing a wholesome adventure through a beautifully designed sci-fi/fantasy setting that you can lose yourself for hours at a time in, complemented by a wonderful roster of characters representing numerous distinct peoples and cultures throughout human history. Like Breath of the Wild before, it's truly a one-of-a-kind experience.    … Expand
  12. Jv-_-28
    Aug 15, 2023
    4
    Não tem quase nada de inovador não consegui ter uma grande vontade de zerar porém n é um jogo de jogar no lixo
  13. mrcocotrilo
    Aug 15, 2023
    10
    This game improved every good aspect of botw and fixed the bad ones. new enemys and three maps
  14. JUICE__
    Aug 15, 2023
    10
    GOTY here we come!

    GOTY aside, this game is honestly one of the best video games of all time. Leading up to its release, I didn't think it was going to be as good as Botw. After playing Totk for 140 hours, i can confidently say that it absolutely blew my expectations. TOTK is the definition of a videogame masterpiece and (alongside Elden Ring) further proves that videogames are works of art.
  15. camareira
    Aug 15, 2023
    7
    Nada alem de uma dlc do breath of the wild, o jogo aimda é zelda mas nao sinto que trouxe algo novo que justificasse o preço de um jogo novo
  16. ntgbsn
    Aug 15, 2023
    8
    I initially gave this game a ten, and while I still think it is an excellent game, the more I have played, the more evident its shortcomings have become.

    I wish the sky islands had more variety to them rather than the same crystal puzzles repeated over and over--it seems in retrospect like a missed opportunity not to include more diverse content. The same goes for the many caves and    I initially gave this game a ten, and while I still think it is an excellent game, the more I have played, the more evident its shortcomings have become.

    I wish the sky islands had more variety to them rather than the same crystal puzzles repeated over and over--it seems in retrospect like a missed opportunity not to include more diverse content. The same goes for the many caves and wells around Hyrule--a very cool concept, but not as interesting in practice as it could have been.

    While the world map itself is well remixed, the unavoidable consequence of using the same world map is that the sense of exploration and discovery is diminished compared to Breath of the Wild. I think that feeling of mystery and discovery was a big part of the appeal and enjoyment of Breath of the Wild; technically speaking, Tears of the Kingdom builds on and refines nearly everything from BotW, and may be the superior game, but those improvements may not come across as significant as they really are since TotK lacks the same sense of newness that BotW did.

    Those critiques aside, this is a fantastic game, and if I could give it an 8.5, I would.

    I may disagree with giving this game a perfect score, but that's not radically outside the margin of a reasonable score. What is unreasonable is the clear review-bombing campaign to pull TotK's score down.

    Anybody ranking this game lower than a '5' is likely not reviewing in good faith, and anybody ranking this game as a '1' or '0' is trolling. The average as of this writing is 8.2, and that is artificially low--it really should be mid-range 8s.    … Expand
  17. TheBubblyHipste
    Aug 15, 2023
    10
    I already thought Breath of the Wild was the most amazing game, but this one takes it to the next level. I constantly found myself getting sidetracked and loving every minute of it. The amount of content is amazing. Even though Nintendo is still selling outdated hardware this game looks incredibly beautiful and sounds even better. Can't wait for the DLC and unsure how are they ever gonnaI already thought Breath of the Wild was the most amazing game, but this one takes it to the next level. I constantly found myself getting sidetracked and loving every minute of it. The amount of content is amazing. Even though Nintendo is still selling outdated hardware this game looks incredibly beautiful and sounds even better. Can't wait for the DLC and unsure how are they ever gonna top this one.… Expand
  18. McP1x3l
    Aug 15, 2023
    10
    Tears of the Kingdom definitely not only surpasses, but also continues the events of BotW, changing and adding many world layers and interesting mechanics to Hyrule. The story, visuals, music and gameplay are in perfect harmony with each other, embodied in a beautiful living open world that immerses you completely. Worth mentioning great attention to detail. The soundtrack of Tears of theTears of the Kingdom definitely not only surpasses, but also continues the events of BotW, changing and adding many world layers and interesting mechanics to Hyrule. The story, visuals, music and gameplay are in perfect harmony with each other, embodied in a beautiful living open world that immerses you completely. Worth mentioning great attention to detail. The soundtrack of Tears of the Kingdom really overwhelmed me, saxophone, piano, violin, everything is beautiful. I decided to get myself a midi-keyboard and take piano lessons because of it :) Want to extract the same beautiful sound on my own. Thank you for this masterpiece, it gave me a lot of inspiration and positive impressions. Will forever remain in the heart as a story.… Expand
  19. NotPython
    Aug 15, 2023
    9
    Absolutely phenomenal game. New mechanics in this game give a fresh, though familiar take on some of those found in Breath of the Wild. despite it being the same world to explore as the previous game, it manages to make that world once again fun to explore and find little secrets and changes, not to mention the map having two extra layers!

    My only complaint with this game at all: There    Absolutely phenomenal game. New mechanics in this game give a fresh, though familiar take on some of those found in Breath of the Wild. despite it being the same world to explore as the previous game, it manages to make that world once again fun to explore and find little secrets and changes, not to mention the map having two extra layers!

    My only complaint with this game at all:
    There should've been much more sky island content, giving more reason to want to explore that layer than the one phenomenal tutorial island. I was very disappointed upon seeing most of the game still took place on the ground.    … Expand
  20. wallisjo
    Aug 15, 2023
    10
    Game is amazing would highly recommend to anyone. Sky island is slow and feels clunky but after that the game is a great open experience.
  21. i7utyyuvjkyuiof
    Aug 15, 2023
    7
    Fun game but copied most of things from BOTW and Switch hardware holds it back. It shouldn't be sold as $70 because it feels more like an expansion than a full game.
  22. Raizsthorm
    Aug 15, 2023
    9
    The game was really fantastic and I found the story entertaining. I quite liked that this felt like a game, and a fun one that is.

    Building constructs is very fun even though it can be awkward/clumsy at times. And I'm glad I had a glitch that allowed duplication, it made the game more fun and less grindy ! The best parts for me are the exploration and story. The parts I disliked the    The game was really fantastic and I found the story entertaining. I quite liked that this felt like a game, and a fun one that is.

    Building constructs is very fun even though it can be awkward/clumsy at times. And I'm glad I had a glitch that allowed duplication, it made the game more fun and less grindy !

    The best parts for me are the exploration and story.
    The parts I disliked the most are a too big open world in my opinion, it can be repetitive at times and the story can be done out of order so you can spoil yourself if you're not attentive.    … Expand
  23. JusttoCounter
    Aug 15, 2023
    10
    Very good game! Sadly Baldur's Gate 3 fanboys are right now review bombing both Tears of the Kingdom and Final Fantasy XVI. I'm not sure why or what is their goal, because Baldur's Gate would never win GOTY anyway, but i guess they just want to show how toxic they are.
  24. kawaaa
    Aug 15, 2023
    10
    Just here to counter the review bombing Tears of the kingdom is going through right now. Might change this grade after this whole non sense is over
  25. eeeeeeeeeee33de
    Aug 15, 2023
    8
    its good, whatever,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
  26. perydwyn
    Aug 15, 2023
    10
    This is quite literally the best game I have played in my 30+ years of being a gamer. Incredible and more remarkable that all the integrated systems in the game work flawlessly on aging Switch hardware, when other devs cant get simpler games to run without bugs on much more powerful hardware
  27. Fragcula
    Aug 15, 2023
    7
    An incremental game compared to BotW, Nintendo listened to no feedback here and did their own thing.

    That's good and bad, but when it's bad it's really bad. Main plot is boring and poorly conveyed, quests are contrived and convoluted so often you think... But I already know what to do just let me do it... Weapons constantly break, everything is a grind. Occasional bugs nothing game    An incremental game compared to BotW, Nintendo listened to no feedback here and did their own thing.

    That's good and bad, but when it's bad it's really bad.

    Main plot is boring and poorly conveyed, quests are contrived and convoluted so often you think... But I already know what to do just let me do it...

    Weapons constantly break, everything is a grind.

    Occasional bugs nothing game breaking and that is impressive.    … Expand
  28. User_alex
    Aug 15, 2023
    10
    After a view month of adventures or simply strolling through this wonderful world I can for sure say: Simply the best. I’m still so addicted after 150+ hours.
  29. QuestionM4rk_
    Aug 14, 2023
    10
    10/10 for this game, absolutely stunning gameplay, wholesome and bittersweet story, fun sidequests, main quests are also entertaining, generally a beautiful game, nothing have every come as close as perfect as Tears of the Kingdom has, for this I give all of my respect to the staff and devs that has worked on this, no words can describe how amazing this game is, except for perfect.
  30. Truncks
    Aug 14, 2023
    10
    Gloria pura, BOTW pero aumentado por 100.
    Las nuevas mecánicas lo hacen increíble, la historia continúa atrapante y hermosa, es la primera ves, luego de tantos Zeldas, que me da real pena y no me dan ganas de que vuelvan a inventarse otro link luego de jugar en la piel de este. Que más decir, simplemente enamorada
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  1. Positive: 145 out of 150
  2. Mixed: 5 out of 150
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  1. Nintendo Force Magazine
    Mar 18, 2024
    100
    I wasn't sure how Nintendo would find a way to top their work in Breath of the Wild back when it came out, but I feel they have here – with years of more polish applied and refined exploration. [Issue #66 – July/August 2023, p. 71]
  2. LEVEL (Czech Republic)
    Jan 22, 2024
    100
    The good thing is that, thanks to the limited possibilities, the creators couldn't go crazy and swing for hundreds of game miles. Instead, they created what could be called Elden Ring in a travel pack. [Issue#328]
  3. Shacknews
    Dec 28, 2023
    100
    The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom has lived up to the high expectations created by the success of Breath of the Wild with its exquisitely intertwined gameplay systems, outstanding music, and a legendary story culminating in a magnificent denouement. It's not every day that such a special video game like this comes around. Truly the stuff of legend.
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