About The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild
The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild reinvented Zelda as a vast, open-world survival adventure and became one of the most acclaimed games ever made. Set a century after a calamity devastated Hyrule, it lets you explore an enormous, seamless world on foot, on horseback, and at the edge of your climbing stamina, with no hand-holding waypoints forcing a path. Nearly everything in the world is interactive: you can cook food for buffs, use your magnetic, ice, and bomb runes to solve physics puzzles, battle guardians and Ganon's forces, and discover shrines that act as bite-sized challenge dungeons. The core design philosophy is freedom — how you approach any enemy camp, shrine, or goal is up to you, and even the final boss can be confronted however you choose. With stunning scenery, emergent gameplay, and a sense of frontier discovery unlike any game before it, Breath of the Wild set a new bar for open worlds.
Game details
How to play
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Breath of the Wild FAQ
Do I need to explore in a specific order?
No — Breath of the Wild is free-form. You can head anywhere after the opening plateau, though tougher areas offer stronger enemies and rewards.
What are shrines?
Shrines are scattered trials, each a short puzzle or combat challenge that awards a Spirit Orb — collect four to increase your health or stamina.
Can weapons break?
Yes, weapons and shields wear out and break, which pushes you to experiment with new tools and fight strategically rather than rely on one favorite.
Is there downloadable content?
Yes, the base game is complete on its own, and the 'Champions' Ballad' expansion adds more quests and story for those who want more.