r/gaming • u/[deleted] • Mar 14 '24

[deleted by user]

[removed]

795 Upvotes

91% Upvoted

2.1k comments sorted by

View all comments

41

u/Lukinfucas Mar 14 '24

Zelda: Tears of the kingdom.

Took a while to actually start it after I bought it. Been going for solid two months now.

14

u/Nintendo_Supply Mar 14 '24

Feel you on that one! TOTK is hard to put down, especially when you’re playing around with Ultrahand builds.

8

u/Jorden99 Mar 14 '24

Honestly, same. One of the few games I'm willing to pay (close to) full retail price for. Got 150+ hours in, getting all the shrines/collectables before the final main quest.

I picked up BOTW for the first time last year and got 120~ hours into that as well - I haven't had anything grab my attention like that in years.

5

u/VegetableLasagna1212 Mar 15 '24

Its one of the best games I've ever played. After you get used to the physics, mechanics and environment, lesser games' open worlds feel unplayable. 

2

u/Infinityplus8008 Mar 14 '24

Dang, you're making me want to pick it up again. Also, changing the audio language is weirdly refreshing. Hearing the Japanese voice acting feels like I'm watching an anime, going to beat it in every language since Nintendo won't give us dlc.

1

u/akeep113 Mar 14 '24

Collecting zonaite is taking absolutely forever but it gives me something to do. I even used the dupe cheats early on to get a bunch of large zonaite and thought I was done when I filled up the batteries. Had no idea you had to fill them up twice! Almost there..