Summary The Legend of Zelda - Tears of the Kingdom is an incredible game that annoyed me to no end. At certain times playing Tears of the Kingdom gave me a feeling of childlike wonder and amazement like I've never felt before. And ten minutes later the game had me almost throw my controller at a wall. At least in my opinion this The Legend of Zelda game deserves every ten out of ten it got and Tears of the Kingdom deserves all the game of the year awards it is inevitably going to win - but I also think I've never played a game with a worse control scheme. The game features incredible moments that are crafted with so much love and care, yet it also features some of the most baffling design decisions I've ever seen. To put it mildly, Tears of the kingdom is a game whose heights are incredibly high, but, at least in my humble opinion, it is also a game whose lows are really low. But weirdest of all - a lot of those problems would have been easily avoidable. So I believe there is a story hidden in the depths of Tears of the Kingdom. A story about Nintendo's priorities when it comes to game design. In this critique of Tears of the Kingdom we are hopefully going to dig up this story piece by piece. We are going to discuss the entire game chronologically, while discussing certain aspects of the design of Tears of the Kingdom along the way.

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