The latest addition to one of the all-time great franchises was a triumph, selling 1 million copies within five days of its release and garnering critical acclaim too.
“Tears of the Kingdom” can be tricky and frustrating at times, but the payoff is always worth it. If you decide to follow the main quest then you’ll be helping Princess Zelda prevent the evil Ganondorf from trashing Hyrule, but you probably won’t be following the main quest for long - the great joy here is wandering off to explore the staggering amount of “background” in the game and the hugely satisfying ability to improvise by combining found objects. As usual, you play as Link, the elven hero with the magic arm. This latest sprawling, magical open-world adventure game - a sequel to 2017’s excellent “Breath of the Wild” - has clearly been created by a team who love the franchise the care and thought they have put into crafting the enormous and engrossing world of Hyrule (and its shady underworld) are apparent throughout.
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