Will you play Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom fast or slow?

You probably already know how you’re going to play through Tears of the Kingdom: The Legend of Zelda. I certainly do; I’m going to take little bites out of each piece of the map, as if it’s a delectable dessert that I’m trying to make last (our review only reinforces my desire to take my time). Then, I’m going to double over my tracks to become proficient with weapon and item fusing, as well as the improved cooking system. I’ll miss me collecting Korok seed, but only if Nintendo makes them more interesting to collect than they were before. Breath Of The Wild.

I’ve already talked with someone who plans to do the exact opposite; they intend to race through as quickly as possible so that they aren’t spoiled by the main story beats. Although I’m respectful of others, I like to allow my mind to soak up as much Zonai as possible.

I get it — some people aren’t afforded huge amounts of free time to play video games. Those people get a pass, but respectfully, it’s tough for me to accept that rushing through this game will still extract the same flavor, if You can also find out more about us on our website. will, for those (ahem, The Verge’s Jay Peters) who plan to play it this way.

So, I’m curious: how do you When do you plan to play the game? You can either push onward to complete major objectives or you could wait until the following months. Or, are you just going to let the game carry you as long as you’re interested, regardless of how long it takes? Please let us know.