An incredible game that absolutely deserves the 5 star treatment.
Hyrule truly feels like a world you live in instead of a set piece for your heroics and the world building is really cool with the whole Sheikah-tech.
It does, however, have some cons: it rains to much, making traversal completely tedious; the weapons breaking is not as bad as some people make it seem but it gets kind of annoying especially when you don't have a blacksmith option to repare your favourite weapons; the narrative (which is incredible, btw) is mainly optional and you have to go out of your way to collect all of Link's memories which make the story and world 100% more interesting and memorable.
Overall the negatives are nitpics, it truly is a beautiful game, maybe a bit to open and sand-box for me but still an incredible achievement for the franchise
Hyrule truly feels like a world you live in instead of a set piece for your heroics and the world building is really cool with the whole Sheikah-tech.
It does, however, have some cons: it rains to much, making traversal completely tedious; the weapons breaking is not as bad as some people make it seem but it gets kind of annoying especially when you don't have a blacksmith option to repare your favourite weapons; the narrative (which is incredible, btw) is mainly optional and you have to go out of your way to collect all of Link's memories which make the story and world 100% more interesting and memorable.
Overall the negatives are nitpics, it truly is a beautiful game, maybe a bit to open and sand-box for me but still an incredible achievement for the franchise