Customer Ratings & Reviews

I've been a Zelda fan since The Legend of Zelda, and Breath of the Wild is absolutely a contender for best in the series. It's blast to play, there is a ton to do and see. The visuals are breathtaking (you'll find yourself stopping and staring into the distance to appreciate how stunning the game is), and the open world style gives you hours of things to do. It's easy to get sidetracked from being sidetracked. I'm about 50 hours in and only about halfway through. This game is the real deal.

This is not your average Zelda game, and that is a high complement! When they say "open world" they MEAN it. I've been playing for over a week and I've still not uncovered half of the map. It's challenging, but not to the point of frustration. Playing on the Switch is truly how this is meant to be played bc of the motion control puzzles, but also the versatility. It looks amazing on the TV in full HD, and also great on the small screen. I can't recommend this game enough, it is fantastic.

This game is incredible and I was late to the party! Amazing story, visuals and highly deep gameplay mechanics, which is a what I expect from a first party Nintendo game. Game is too expensive considering it’s been 6 years since it launched. Only real complaint.

This is definitely one of the better Zelda games released in some time. Pros -Open world sandbox feel -Beautiful graphics that really flesh out the world -Controls are easy to use and easy to learn -Easy to play on either TV mode or on the tablet -Game saves automatically and you can also manually save Cons -Weapons break in like 5 hits, very annoying and requires you to constantly gather weapons -Some of the monsters are a bit goofy looking, a little over the top.

Great video game,fantastic gameplay with an incredible story in a wonderful world

Absolutely love this new Zelda game! The graphics are great, it has a wonderfully smooth art style, and great characters. The only thing I don't like is the fact that weapons have durability factors, although it does lend it a sense of realism. People have expressed disappointment with the music, saying it isn't flowy, and that it isn't Zelda-y, but the music, especially the Hyrule Castle music as you climb it, fills me with emotion, and sounds full of purpose. I LOVE the music.

Nintendo was really smart to include this game at launch time. The graphics, gameplay and story are well done! It's awesome being able to take this game on the road! But to be honest, after playing for two and a half months I have lost interest in the game. The replay value is gone and the fact that the new game line up is so thin, I have stopped playing the Switch and I am considering selling it. They set the bar so high with this game that everything else looks boring and weak.

There are not enough words to describe the enormity or awesomeness of "Breath of the Wild". This game is a revelation. It shows an open-world that other games can learn from. There are so many times while playing that I just have to stop and stare in wonderment at the amazing vistas spread out before me, or I'll just be stunned by the unique things I was able to accomplish in the world or one of the shrines. This is a game that everyone should play. It's challenging, yet rewarding.

This was a Christmas gift for my hubby and he loved it. It is his childhood right there and then.

I have always liked the Legend of Zelda series, but ambivalent about open world games. Somehow, this mixture turned into something I truly loved. I never felt to overwhelmed with potential missions, and I always felt like I was doing something valuable when I'd wander off the beaten path. This game lived up to the hype for me, and made ever cent I spent on my Switch worthwhile.

Not since Ocarina of Time have I loved a Zelda game so much. There is so much to do, and such a beautiful landscape to explore. Nintendo put their magic touch into this game. I do loathe the weapon-braking, and weather effects can get quite annoying, but they don't detract from my love for this game. I've put 150 hours into and it and purchased the DLC. I've completed all quests, and I still turn it on and play around in the world just to visit and enjoy myself.

One of the best games I played recently. This game offers open world exploration like none before. I have been playing this game for 3 months and I am still discovering new mechanics and pleasantly surprising gameplay elements.

My literal favorite game of all time. I’m sure you’ve heard dozens of people go on and on about this game by now, but it really is phenomenal. If you like open world games, this is the definitive open world game. We all know the switch is underpowered so if you have the opportunity to play this on pc, do it. Legally of course ;)

Amazing game-play. From shooting arrows floating in the sky to cutting grass and breaking pots (and much more), this game brought what I remembered from my childhood playing A Link to the Past and today's modern open world concept together beautifully. I've put over a hundred hours on it, beat the game, and still can't put it down. Can't wait for the DLC to come out later this year!

I spent way too much time playing this game, it was great, fun and it was so entertaining all the way through.

I've been a fan of Zelda for years, so my review could be a bit biased, but believe me when I say it takes a lot for any video game to contest with Nintendo's most famous entry into the Zelda franchise "Ocarina of Time". "Breathe of the Wild" not only contests with "Ocarina of Time", it builds upon what made "Ocarina of Time" great, and expands it immensely. The game is also incredibly moving at times, and the story is classic Zelda. This game gets my highest recommendation.

Breath of the Wild is a breath of fresh air when it comes to the Zelda universe. I will admit that i was a bit sad to see the tradition of the new items we got to unlock each dungeon go away, and the dungeons themselves have been replaced with small shrines riddled throughout Hyrule. There also aren't any large, difficult Temples to fight through either. This installment of Zelda definitely took a big leap away from what it was before, and built itself from the ground up again. But i don't mean that in a negative way! I have noticed myself time and time again getting into that RPG style A.D.D we all have where we try to get from one side of the map to the other following a waypoint for a mission we were tasked to complete only to find ourselves WAY out of the way about an hour later because we saw something interesting along the way and got distracted and completely diverted our course. I have also noticed that the combat feels very open ended in the way that you can go full force into a group of enemies and swing and chop your way to victory like we always have, or you can play it smart and use the environment to your advantage and push a boulder down a cliff and thin out the enemy presence with ease. I also have to say that the physics of the game surprised me as well- Fighting an enemy when a thunderstorm rolls in makes you want to change your weapons to something that doesn't conduct electricity, or perhaps you want to throw your metal sword at someone when lightning is about to strike, so they get the hearty shock instead of you! All in all, even though it isn't the classic Legend of Zelda we all grew up with, it is an amazing change of pace that breaks all the traditions in a fantastic way and will provide hours of fun. So much so that you miiight lose track of time and end up accidentally playing until 4am and not realize it!

This is easily one of the best Zelda games of all time. The open world and freedom to do what you want to do can make this a truly unique experience for anyone playing it for the first time. The lack of true dungeons is made up by the story and how crazy in depth this game is.

Breath of the Wild is a beautiful game. Lots of world to explore and hidden things to discover. Shrine puzzles vary from simple to complex. I purchased the day it was released and have not put the controller down since! I love to see the familiar characters/ monsters/races from previous games and how they reinvented the designs. I've been playing almost all the Legend of Zelda games since the NES and it thrills me to see how far developement has come on this fantastic series.

The cartridge and game case were in perfect condition. And the game itself still holds up despite being 8 years old and having a sequel. Definitely worth it on switch 2 too, considering the upgrade pack is free if you have an NSO + expansion pack.