[ SECRET POST #5968 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5968 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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[Shadow and Bone]



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[Soul Sacrifice]



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[Spy x Family]



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Comments

Video Game chat

[(Anonymous)]

Whatever your platform, here for the conversation, gripes, hypes, and anything else pertaining to this.

Zelda Tears of the Kingdom

[(Anonymous)]

I should state this was inspired by the thread above me lol.

The only Zelda games I've played and enjoyed have been Oracle of the Seasons and the Times. (Gameboy bb)

Is anyone excited about this one? I'm on a switch and I'm just thinking I kinda want to get a LoZ game. Not sure if I should get this one though.

Re: Zelda Tears of the Kingdom

[(Anonymous)]

It's a direct sequel to Breath of the Wild, so I would play that one first. It's really good.

Re: Zelda Tears of the Kingdom

[(Anonymous)]

Breath of the Wild was a very intentional shift from the traditional Zelda formula, so if you're looking for something like the games you've already played, I wouldn't recommend Tears of the Kingdom, which is a direct sequel to BotW on top of that.

I'd instead recommend the Link's Awakening remake. The original LA was actually the base for the Oracle games, and the remake adds some solid quality-of-life and art direction updates. The plot is simple but has a famous twist, and I personally preferred how the love interest just hangs out and goes about her daily life instead of being locked away in a tower like so many Zeldas. The only pain point I have with it is the price, since it costs the exact same amount as BotW (before BotW's DLC, anyway) for a game that is essentially a Gameboy game with a shiny new coat of paint.

With all that said, if you're fine with the open-world gameplay and don't care that it's a sequel, you'll probably enjoy Tears of the Kingdom. Even as someone who came down on the cool side of Breath of the Wild, I'll still be buying TotK myself. Just, uh, not on release day.