Oh and the Shrines! As in the Shrine Vibes. Never mind that Colgera choir drop, or the Stable Trotters' Serenade that I now listen to in the car (and by listen I mean 'well up'). Or the I cannot believe how fun this is, driving a vehicle made with pots and pans for ball-and-socket joints. Or the no fucking way of loosing an arrow into the depths and watching it contrail down and down and down. The first is the many dopamine moments of surprise and awe during the main journey, en route to Purah's final quest: The oh my god at the uncanny suspension as you first sail a Zonai Wing off a cliff edge (before that paperplane-lilt downwards). But within all this much-ness I've definitely felt two different, discrete kinds of love. The game is almost its own sequel, big enough to house its own seasons and epochs - the Do All The Stables phase, the Flower-Petal-Island phase, currently the Where The Hell Are The Wells phase - each a unique flavour. Many things - like actually doing the dungeons, say, or even the final battle - feel like ages ago. Manage cookie settings 10 things we wish we knew before starting Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. To see this content please enable targeting cookies.
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