Despite this review coming well after the release, and many have played the game since, I will still refrain from story and in-depth spoilers that elevated my experience. The map is tremendous and technically there’s more than one. What an amazing adventure I’ve had in the 100+ hours of gameplay, where I feel I still haven’t seen everything.
Well, I’m beyond happy to report that I’m glad I gave in. This was enough to intrigue me to play and since it’s been a while it will feel fresh. It wasn’t until the later trailers that showed that Hyrule had changed a bit and now we were also getting an area in the sky like in Skyward Sword. It is a rare case of a full-fledged sequel with the same Link and era, but also including the same Hyrule. As for most of what I saw of The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, it looked a lot the same. I think in my case, this was for the better. It just wasn’t memorable enough for me to revisit. On the flip side, due to the sheer size, I played at launch, finished, and never went back. Like many other The Legend of Zelda fans, Breath of the Wild was not my favorite in the series, but I sure played a lot of it. Sadly, this was not the case, and it wasn’t until the launch trailer that I became a believer. Finally, a long overdue review for a game most would expect me to have been hyped for since day one.
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