Weatherįire, Wind, Water and Earth, can serve as great tools or great obstacles. Weather and the elements play a huge part in the game. Playing with the Weather and the Elements Link’s Metal Gear are Lightning Rods in a Storm
You could practically write a book on cooking in the game alone.īelow are some of the things that stuck out most to me. I won’t label it the best RPG, but it is for sure a masterpiece. I remember trying to chop a tree down to bridge a gap I could not jump, when it worked I understood the draw of the game. In the beginning, there is a learning curve, but after learning enough of them the game really amazes. The game mechanics are where the game truly shines. There’s plenty of variation like block, jump and then parry to shield surf. The vistas, weather affects, rays of sun and more, all contribute to a great art style.Ĭontrols are solid, especially after mastering the tilt function of the Switch to precisely aim the bow shots. Over time, the art style really grew on me and I’d no longer consider the graphics a weakness in the game. Graphics are better than most Nintendo games, but still a bit cartoony. At least, besides the text dialog and mumbling, sound in the game is great. The typical nonsensical mumbling language with text box dialog is too common in Nintendo first party games.Ĭomparing to the fully voiced dialog in something like the Witcher games is painful. I did not think it’s the best RPG as many fans claim. When I first played Zelda BoTW, it was obviously one of the best Nintendo Switch games. Is Zelda Breath of the Wild Really the Best RPG? Link Staring at Hyrule Castle For awhile, I did not see why people labeled it as possibly the best RPG, but now I understand. After finishing up AC Origins, I committed to finally finish Zelda. There’s several games I’ve played, but finishing Zelda Breath of the Wild was daunting. I’ve owned my Nintendo Switch for years, but I only finished Super Mario Odyssey and Luigi’s Mansion 3.
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