Recently, the 10-minute demo of "The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom" was announced, showing gameplay, combat and more. Producer Eiji Aonuma confirmed that the development of this game has been completed, and it will be officially released on May 12 and will land on the Switch platform.
Real machine demonstration:
The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom features four new abilities, starting with "Reverse Qiankun", which reverses the movement of items, which is one of the ways players land on islands in the air. "Babel" allows Link to penetrate the ceiling directly in eligible environments (such as the Stone House Cave, etc.) to reach a higher area. There is also the "Ultimate Hand", which can combine and assemble objects together to create vehicles such as flying boats. However, the most interesting new ability is "Leftover Crafting", which allows players to fuse items to create new weapons and equipment.
Turn things around
By performing an "inverted move" on an object, you can trace the trajectory of the object, so rocks falling from floating islands in the sky can also be traced back to the sky. There will be special enemies in the air scene, and the enemy will also carry certain different weapons.
Rest material construction
In this game, you can use "leftover construction" to craft new equipment, you can fuse branches and stones into stone hammers, or add smoke mushrooms to your shield. Directly add ice attributes and monster eyeballs to the arrow, and the arrow will have its own tracking ability. New weapons and armor that are crafted may have stronger attack, defense, or special attributes, and their durability will increase.
The ultimate hand
It's not just weapons that can be freely combined, but also vehicles that can be created with the Ultimate Hand. Players can use materials and props to create ships, flying boats, four-wheeled vehicles and other vehicles.
Babel
Players can use "Babel" to penetrate walls, and almost anywhere there is a ceiling, they can cross to the upper floors and rise to the top of the building.