While plenty of players devoured Elden Ring in its entirety, many others left their journey through the Lands Between unfinished.
There are so many things to do and so many ways to do them.īut most importantly, despite all these distractions, you won’t feel like you’ve lost your edge in Tears of the Kingdomif you spend the weekend hunting for rare armor or spelunking in caves - or even if you put your Switch down for a couple of days. Or you can piss away six hours to build a giant dude with a flaming dong. You can play Tears of the Kingdom for 30 minutes and make meaningful progress. Fast-travel points number in the hundreds and most of the shrines and caves in Tears of the Kingdom are conveniently bite-sized. If you get caught off guard by a gaggle of dancing pigmen or a centaur with a chip on his shoulder, you’ll respawn a short distance away - close enough to re-engage if you choose, but also free to avoid conflict entirely. The long-awaited sequel to 2017’s enormously influential Breath of the Wild doesn’t want to waste your time on backtracking or retracing your steps. That’s a good thing because you will be doing it rather often.
There’s very little punishment for dying in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom.
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