Tears of the Kingdom gameplayįrom what we've seen and played, it seems as though the game will very much use Breath of the Wild's systems as a jumping-off point. We'll keep the details light so you can go in blind to the game. In recent trailers, this has been repeated, so it's likely that Tears of the Kingdom's story could revolve around time manipulation in some way. In the reveal trailer, the music appears to be playing backward, as do some of the scenes shown. Something that has been apparent since the very first trailer (which is embedded above this section) is that time will be a theme in Tears of the Kingdom. That said, it won't be all doom and gloom – visually at least – as recent trailers have at least indicated that we'll take to the skies and explore amongst the clouds. Trailers certainly support this, with what looks like Ganondorf's corpse being resurrected by a disembodied hand, and seemingly imagery from 2006's Twilight Princess, which saw Hyrule turned into a bleak shadow realm – largely in response to the far cheerier and cartoonish The Legend of Zelda: Wind Waker. From the latest trailer, it's clear that something goes wrong during this investigation, Ganon is resurrected, and Link must save the day.īack in 2019, Zelda series producer Eiji Aonuma revealed that the game is going to have a darker tone than Breath of the Wild, and will even be "a little bit darker" than Majora's Mask (via IGN). It's a direct sequel to Breath of the Wild where Link and Zelda seem to be traveling together to investigate a mysterious blight. In terms of plot, little was revealed prior to the release of Tears of the Kingdom.
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