Breath of the Wild How many times have you played it?

[Shrimpdragon]

Since you got BotW how many times have you played it?
Count the times you’ve completed the run and the times you’ve bailed out before the end.
Think I’m on about 12 altogether now, can’t seem to leave it alone!

 

[Bowsette Plus-Ultra]

I think I've completed it properly four times so far. Outside of that, my time is spent wandering around the doomed world. I tend to create new save files, play them for a long minute, then take a break. After said break, I repeat the process.

 

[VikzeLink]

Once.
I tend to play through games less and less the older I get, mainly because of a lack of time to play them. But also even more so since I started doing youtube, as I like to keep the playthroughs as "blind" as possible.
I've still only played SS once as well, and ALBW

 

[Fraxinus]

I think four. One of these were in master mode. I beat Ganon in all of the files I started, but I didn't do all the Divine Beasts in my first (main) file, and I did none of them in my most recent playthrough.

 

[Dizzi]

Once to do it second to see if i liked it answer nop...

 

[Mamono101]

Once. Don’t think I ever want to play it again.

 

[Hyrulian Hero]

Twice. Once when it releases and again for the DLC.

 

[twilitfalchion]

I've actually beaten Ganon twice, once for my first playthrough and a second time in a playthrough from last year.

I've started about four or five playthroughs, both completed and incomplete. One in Master Mode, but I've never touched that mode again cause it's not very fun, IMO.

 

[Chevywolf30]

Only once, and whenever I wanna revisit it I just hope back into my old save because of all my swag, I don't feel like restarting it at thos point.

 

[Revali_is_Best]

Twice so far. Starting new game today to celebrate 5th birthday!!

 

[Spiritual Mask Salesman]

Three times. My original playthrough where I got all the Shrines, did the Divine Beasts, Defeated Ganon, and then did all the DLC. I started a second Master Mode playthrough but only did a handful of Shrines and completed 2 divine beasts (Medoh and Ruta). Then there is the third playthrough I started last year where I ended up with a no death run, I will probably finish that one eventually to see if I can keep up the no death streak, but I imagine the Trial of the Sword will make it extremely hard.

 

[thePlinko]

3 times. Once when I first got it, once with DLC, and once because I just felt like it. The last one is also the time I did all the shrines, fully upgraded the set of the Wild, and did a few other things.

 

[Uwu_Oocoo2]

So far I've only beaten Ganon once. Same goes for all of my zelda replays actually, I never have the patience to play it all the way through to the end again. I did beat one of the divine beasts a second time, though. (Didn't have the energy to do the other three lol)

 

[mαrkαsscoρ]

just once, I'd like to replay it at some point but who knows

 

[Dio]

Since you got BotW how many times have you played it?
Count the times you’ve completed the run and the times you’ve bailed out before the end.
Think I’m on about 12 altogether now, can’t seem to leave it alone!

Two times. I didn't like my first play through tbh. It was really not what I was expecting or wanting from a Zelda game. Id just played FF15 which I adore as well. The game was also delayed to well past the Witcher 3s release so I was hoping they would see the kind of detailed side quests that could be done and take inspiration from that. No such luck.

The second time I knew what to expect so there was not the same disappointment when playing. I actually found some enjoyment from the experience, some of the puzzles and dungeons were fun. I can appreciate that Zora's domain is one of the prettiest areas in gaming. I liked some of the BoTW characters but again the development was just not there. I still think they should have added much more story elements to the main and side missions and having Ganon fightable from the beginning just means no plot twists are possible and this was a big detriment to the type of story that could be told. Weapon breaking was still annoying as hell and every find was either a weapon or a dumb korok poo. It could have been a great game and that's what gets me the most it just needed more story elements and meaningful rewards for exploration.

I don't think I'll play it again tbh as I don't think it's that satisfying, my problems with it are still there. I just hope BoTW 2 fixes the issues I had with the first one.