I mean, why change what isn’t broken right? We expect to spend the majority of our time exploring the vast vistas as well as engaging in some environment-based puzzles. It’s looking more than likely that Nintendo will stick closely to the formula of the original game.
Zelda Breath of the Wild 2 doesn’t have an official release date, but it has at-least been narrowed down to 2022.
We have also been fed a little bit of potential information by director and producer Eiji Aonuma who has confirmed that this title will not be a sequel to past fan-favorite Majora’s Mask despite the darker tone we have seen in the trailer.Īonuma stated: “The new Breath of the Wild or the sequel to it, it’s not necessarily going to be related to Majora’s mask or inspired by it… What we showed you currently is a little darker.” When can we expect it? The end of the trailer then tells us what we needed to hear: “The sequel to The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is now in development” And we couldn’t be more excited! We only see a couple of seconds of screen time of our hero in a dimly lit cavern followed up with an epic landscape shot. The trailer is a very big tease as far as trailers usually go. Other than what we have seen in the trailer we don’t know too much as of yet. Breath of the Wild 2 Release Dateīased on what we have seen from the original title, it looks like we are going to see yet again another masterclass of open-world design. This title nearly made me single-handedly buy a Switch just to play it… with the sequel now being confirmed, I think I may have to shell out. The open-world design and painterly style had most players clocking up well over 500 hours to see it all. The first game in the series landed with much critical acclaim, receiving one of IGN’s rare 10/10 reviews. In what must be possibly the most anticipated game to ever release on the Switch, we were given some amazing news during Nintendo’s E3 2019 presentation telling us that there would be a follow up to the already legendary, Legend of Zelda Breath of the Wild.
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