Of course, Tears of the Kingdom doesn’t ignore what came before. But there’s also an entire underground area pitched in darkness - and yes, illuminating your way through it is an exercise unto itself. You start on the Great Sky Island, a mass of land floating miles above the fields and forests of Hyrule. You can send objects back in time and climb through mountains in seconds. But don’t sleep on Fuse, which lets you combine your weapons with basically anything else you see in the game (errant materials, other weapons, and even bananas, if you really wanna get creative). Link’s new Ultrahand ability arguably presents the most depth, allowing you to fabricate boats, planes, cars, mechs (yes, mechs), and more out of Hyrule’s natural resources. In other words, there’s a lot to get a hang of. Within minutes, you’ll learn to rethink nearly all of your preconceptions about how an open-world game functions on a subatomic level. If its predecessor - 2017’s near-universally hailed Breath of the Wild - taught you to toss out the rulebook, Tears of the Kingdom teaches you to forget it existed in the first place. The first part of the story is available now and Part 2 arrives next Friday, 26th May.įormer Eurogamer editor-in-chief Martin Robinson had a lot of nice thing to say about The Wonderful 101: Remastered when it launched back in 2020, awarding it a Recommended badge and celebrating the thrill in its chaos.The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is more than just a sequel.
Evidently, it's a significant departure from the base game, and core to the experience is a new twin-stick combat system in which players can unleash the power of three different laser types using Luka's trusty Stingy Eye goggles.Īfter School Hero features two different modes: an Arcade Mode telling the story of Luka's journey to becoming the hero known as Wonder Goggles, and a Challenge Mode giving players access to any Drill of their choice as they hunt for hidden areas on each stage. Now retitled After School Hero, it follows new recruit Luka on a 2D side-scrolling platform adventure of "love, battle, and growth".
Watch on YouTube The Wonderful 101: Remastered - The Wonderful One: After School Hero - Part 1 trailer.
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