i dont know how to describe how amazing this game is. probably the best game of all time bar a few others, that only comes down to performance and hardware limitations on the switch. the characters are so unique and have so much thought put in them, the story is on a whole nother level. post game gives you so many options, limitless amounts of side quest, completing all the objectives around hyrule, collecting all the items (armor, weapons, memories, hyrule compemdium)

must play, good job nintendo <3

A great Zelda game that will leave you with a sense of wonder. Nothing compares to playing this game for the first time, running through the Great Plateau and learning everything you need to learn to be able to survive out in the world.

The vast world of Hyrule is a delight to explore, even if it's just for the very first time, and though it might feel empty at times once you've seen everything there's still the many shrines to do.

The temples, while not as long or difficult as previous Zelda dungeons, have an interesting concept that brings a breath of fresh air to the series. The enemy types could have had more variation, but for such an expansive world maybe it's fine enough.

Overall, an immaculate first experience that, while dwindling on replays, certainly does not loses its charm.

This game made me rediscover my love for exploration. Not in a long time have I felt the freedom to go do whatever I feel like doing at any point during my playthrough. The use of all of the different runes became very useful in the end and while I didn't originally use them a ton, I learned to use them and they were super useful in many different spots in the game. The music might be my favorite part of the game, it all just encapsulated what I was feeling so well in every single situation. I think the combat left a little to be desired, but very impressive for a game on the switch, and I feel it was balanced very well considering the open nature of the guardians. Speaking of the switch, definitely amazing in visual quality considering that platform's limitations. Finally, the story. While I was expecting a bit more at the end, I loved the incorporation of flashbacks into the story and how all of the different characters view the speechless Link, whose different personalities and treatments of him form him into the warrior that he ends up becoming. My main gripe is that Link seems like a perfect person, so there is no examining his character. Overall tho, extremely impressive and I thoroughly enjoyed my time here.