The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom - For Nintendo Switch (European Version)

Great game!.. very good sequel.. a must play if you're into the Zelda franchise

It arrived in perfect condition and it is a great game, highly recommended.

Got it for my daughter! She loves it!!!

I bought this game about a year ago, and it still is working great. Probably one of my favorite games I own

I bought this game for my ex-husband and he really loved it. He was so excited and happy to play it. He absolutely loved every part of it. I just hope he’s doing well wherever he is now.

It arrived in perfect condition, and my mom’s the one who’s been playing it. She says it’s amazing, lol. Works perfectly with my US Switch, no issues at all. Definitely worth it!

Very fun would recommend for kids and adults

Llegó en perfecto estado

So. I did a thing today. I completed TOTK after about 250 hours of adventure, despite breaking my thumb approximately 120 hours into my playing. I had to learn a different way of using the controller without the use of a very painful right thumb. Character building... I've played and finished every 3d-world Zelda game since Ocarina of Time on the N64. I've enjoyed every single one for the familiarity - the look and the music especially - but also the new aspects of gameplay each one has offered. So, my thoughts... I'll try and avoid spoilers. 1. The purchase of a professional controller made the game way more playable than the weeny controls that come on the stock switch controllers. I recommend... 2. The fact it was a mostly familiar world was kind of nice. There were lots of moments where it was like 'yep, been here before, i know where I'm going.' But there was enough new and fresh to keep the curiosity high. 3. The shrines were probably on balance a bit easier than BOTW but not totally a bad thing. 4. At some point you have to say, yep, I've done enough now let's go and pay Mr Ganon a visit. There's way too much to complete! 5. The whole autobuild thing is a good idea if not over used. The stuff people have been making is hilarious but you've already rinsed the game if you're at this level. For me, the most adventurous i got with it was the two fan and steering stick hover bike thingy. Was great for getting round the depths and finding all but one light root. I knew where abouts it was (top right of the map) but just ran out of steam... good for getting round the sky too. 6. Not a lot of use/point for the horses this time. Travelling better achieved by using shrines, towers and medallions. 7. There's a great arc for learning combat skills and resourcefulness. The shrines where you go in with no armour and fight the constructs were great fun i thought. It really showed the value of collecting, fusing and throwing. Very reminiscent of the sword trials in BOTW. 8. I left the Lynels and Gleeoks until i was well practised and used to having a thumb out of action! They became great fun. Also showed how valuable collecting all though Keese and Aerocuda eyes and wings had been. Shield parrying and dodging became essential too. With a bit of practice i went from Red to Blue to White to Silver Lynels with no bother. I found wearing decent armor (Soldier armor set plus diamond headpiece from Gerudo town gave great defence (84) plus slight attack up, and then lots of fused weapons from previous kills). Then i collected Fleet lotus seeds for cooking as i found having a high level speed up potion was the best tactic. Allowed me to escape the flame and melee attacks from the Lynels and get 'round the back' and hack away or mount if he kneels. Good fun. Puffshroom use was also fun but probably too easy if done perfectly. 9. The end Boss was perfectly manageable with my Lynel killing skills fully honed and a bunch of Keese and Aerocuda eyes and a x5 Lynel bow for assistance. 10. The story was decent and quite tragic too. Just enough to pull the heart strings. 11. Koroks. Why? I collected fewer than 150. Just enough to expand a band band my weapons stash to a decent level. You only need to hear so many ya ha ha's All in all very enjoyable and as usual way more to do than actually needed. But how many single player games out there give you 250+ hours of genuine gameplay (or less if you want to check out early)? Thank you Shigsy once again.

The best Zelda game ever , 9.5/10

Very fun game. Nintendo is amazing

This is a superbly designed game that keeps me engaged. It's not very easy to play, nor it is very difficult. The most important thing is this game makes you think before every fight. The weapon and vehicle designs are most lovable things here. And finally the music and animation is so good that the price is really worth it. I can probably keep playing it for a year and still cannot complete it.

Excellent jeu !