The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom (Breath of the Wild 2)

*Prowler* · 09-19-2022, 11:47 AM

I really loved exploring and getting to know the world in BOTW.

But I didn't do every single sidequest. I beat the game some months ago and never picked it up again.

It was a very fun experience until the whole map got revealed. Then the magic was a bit gone.

I think BOTW suffers from the same issue as Mario Odyssey. Good games but not the Mario and Zelda games with the highest replay values. That being said I think BOTW truly was the next step for the Zelda series. I can't say the same for Odyssey and Mario. I liked Odyssey, but kept waiting for that moment of "WOW" that never came. The Galaxy games are still the spiritual sucessors to Mario 64. Odyssey had way too many mok s and over half of them weren't memorable or required much effort at all. Almost felt like glorified Korok Seeds. Plus the game didn't have a lot of worlds and New Donk City turned out to be smaller than it looked.

09-19-2022, 11:47 AM	#16
Prowler Emperor Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: Portugal Posts: 9,999	I really loved exploring and getting to know the world in BOTW. But I didn't do every single sidequest. I beat the game some months ago and never picked it up again. It was a very fun experience until the whole map got revealed. Then the magic was a bit gone. I think BOTW suffers from the same issue as Mario Odyssey. Good games but not the Mario and Zelda games with the highest replay values. That being said I think BOTW truly was the next step for the Zelda series. I can't say the same for Odyssey and Mario. I liked Odyssey, but kept waiting for that moment of "WOW" that never came. The Galaxy games are still the spiritual sucessors to Mario 64. Odyssey had way too many mok s and over half of them weren't memorable or required much effort at all. Almost felt like glorified Korok Seeds. Plus the game didn't have a lot of worlds and New Donk City turned out to be smaller than it looked.