Tristan Dunlap

This game feels like an experience I can enjoy over and over without ever getting tired of it. Similar to breath of the wild, even after beating the main story of the game, I still only had around 33% of the game completed. And now, even after exploring several regions, Doing multiple side quests (Which I want to discuss later), and beating several "shrines", that number hasn't even reached 40% yet. That saying, this game is absolutely MASSIVE!!! There's just so much to do that it feels like the $70 I paid for this game was a completely reasonable price, if not, a perfect price! Now I understand that botw was similar to that in the means that it had loads of content; which is true but, the content botw holds just isn't the same as totk. That's where side quests come in! Nintendo improved on a lot of things when transitioning from botw to totk, one of those things was side quests. In botw, side quests felt stale and unoriginal, with most of them requiring you to collect a certain amount of items or having to find a person that, "got lost". On the other hand, totk's side quests feel fun and entertaining and feel like they have a purpose. They have you do one side quest that will somehow lead up to another, so overall, side quests in totk are better than they ever will be! To wrap things up, if you're planning to buy totk, DO IT! And please don't listen to the people who call it a $70 dollar dlc, they belong in an insane asylum. (P.S I rushed this review, so I understand that it looks like it was wrote by a 5th grader)