Tears of the Kingdom

Nintendo's long-awaited follow-up to Breath of the Wild is finally to be had on the Nintendo Switch. The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom follows Link after the earlier recreation's occasions, making it a direct sequel to Breath of the Wild. Here's what to know about the recreation.

When does 'Tears of the Kingdom' happen?

While the actual period of time isn't solely transparent, the events of Tears of the Kingdom reportedly happen after Breath of the Wild. Nintendo has no longer but disclosed how many years it's been since Zelda and Link locked away Calamity Ganon, but Tears of the Kingdom is meant to be a sequel to the earlier game.

Though some theorized that Tears of the Kingdom is if truth be told a prequel, Nintendo has showed this can be a sequel. Its place in the total Legend of Zelda timeline, then again, is still up for debate.

Will there be dungeons in 'Tears of the Kingdom'?

There had been various theories flying round that Tears of the Kingdom would include dungeons, and it seems as despite the fact that there are four different dungeons Link can explore in the new game. This is a couple of lower than many were hoping to peer, regardless that in addition to those dungeons, Nintendo also brought again the Shrines in Hyrule.

Is 'Tears of the Kingdom' available on any platform rather than the Switch?

Unfortunately, those who do not have a Nintendo Switch will be unable to play Tears of the Kingdom, as the game is exclusive to Nintendo's consoles. Though some have pirated the title to run on the Steam Deck, these are not felony copies of the sport.

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