The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild

The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is an open world adventure where the hero explores a ruined kingdom. Towers open up the map, and shrines provide objectives. Towers open up areas of the map, and shrines provide challenges. Endurance limits running and rock climbing. Divine beasts became the main tests of the game. The world has suffered a disaster, and the ruins preserve its memory. Physics and weather influence decisions: fire burns, metal attracts lightning, and cold requires warm clothing. Weapons break, so the approach changes on the fly. Weapons break down quickly, so the arsenal has to be constantly replenished. In the rain, the climbs are dangerous, and in the cold you need warm clothes. You can slide down slopes on the shield. Bonfires and overnight stays in camp restore strength. The world can be played in any order, and the plot is suggested by memories. Cooking and potions help you survive. The weather affects planning: climbing is dangerous in the rain. Food gives bonuses, and you can cook from collected products. Rare horses require searching and patience. Weapons can be thrown at the enemy or damaged in battle. Weather events and enemy camps make travel unpredictable. Updates added modes. Cooking gives bonuses, and ingredients are collected along the way. The sanctuaries offer riddles that challenge your time and skill. Enemy camps can be passed through secretly. For those who love freedom and exploration, this kingdom is suitable. Castles and villages hold stories about the kingdom's past. Dangerous creatures appear at night that cannot be seen during the day. Helping passersby brings small rewards.