In Tears of the Kingdom‘s big first gameplay reveal trailer, there were quite a few shots that got everyone curious, but none quite like the shot of Link fighting a massive boss made of different cubes, looking like something straight out of Minecraft. This boss is a recurring one you’ll find on sky islands or …
In Breath of the Wild, Death Mountain was a dangerous and challenging area to enter, given it lit you on fire immediately, but Tears of the Kingdom allows you to enter the Goron Village with no armor or potions required. However, there are tons of ores, items, armor, an entire dungeon around Death Mountain for …
In Tears of the Kingdom, you start the game on a massive Sky Island, but after you jump off and get to the surface of Hyrule, you might find that you have some trouble getting up to the rest of the islands in the sky that contain shrines, puzzles, and bosses for you to fight. …
The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom forgoes the Shiekah Slate and Runes from Breath of the Wild, opting for even more magical and insane abilities used by Link’s new right arm. These include the new Ultrahand, Fuse, Ascend, Recall, and a few extra abilities, all of which you’ll find extremely useful throughout your …
In The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, one of the most exciting new additions is the Fusion Ability, which essentially allows you to stick anything to the end of your Swords, Shields, Arrows, and other weapons. This allows for unique and exciting things you can create using the ability. While you could use …
In Breath of the Wild, players had to climb Sheikah towers to access the map, and in Tears of the Kingdom (like most things), the process is similar but still pretty different. The new Skyview towers usually require you to do an extra side quest on top of the challenge of just reaching them in …
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In the Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, you may have found yourself wishing your spicy meals got you a bit more healing than just a few hearts, and if you happen to have fish, meat, and some hot peppers, you could throw them all into a pot and get a lovely meal out …
In Breath of the Wild, one of the few big main quests you get given is to Take Down the Divine Beasts. This quest is this game’s main meat and potatoes; while all of them are optional, they’re incredibly recommended if you don’t have supreme confidence in what you’re doing. Each divine beast gives Link …
In The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, you’ve probably had a few times when you just needed a quick snack but didn’t really have the items to cook up more than a single thing. In this scenario, it might be more beneficial to you to roast your fruit over a flame and eat …
