Rate the last Zelda game you played.

[HylianEVAN]

Rate the last Zelda game you’ve played!!!

 

[YIGAhim]

Beath of the Wild:

88/100, so decent.

Exploration saved this game. Good thing I love exploration. Shrines were fun to find, but not complete, Seeds were fun to find, climbing was good, ToTS was fantastic, story was poor, combat was pretty fun, ect

 

[TGTelescope]

Breath of the Wild:
7.5/10 - not a bad game but there is a lot of, well, you know

Ocarina of Time:
8/10 - a bit of a cliche but is a great game. The only problem is the replayability

 

[YIGAhim]

The only problem is the replayability

Just do the adult dungeons in a different order.

 

[Hyrulian Hero]

I have the feeling we'll get a lot of BotW on this question. 97. I'm not hipster enough to give it a lower score, the game was more than phenomenal, it was the game against which all future Zelda games (and many non-Zelda games) will be measured. A score of 97 from for me does not mean that there was nothing that could have been better, it's a rating of the game overall as weighed against every other video game I've ever played. It is a heavily engaging game in my opinion. Several things in the game were far beyond anything I've ever experienced in a video game and the things that I would have preferred to be different were still executed to the finest extent that a video game publisher could execute them.

I want to give special praise to the weapon durability system. I realised just today how perfect it is. I was watching a YouTube video about weapon durability in the Fire Emblem series and realized that I love the tactical element of being prepared with specific and varied weapons in those games as well as in BotW. I really like being forced to shift my strategy based on the weapons available to me. If course, this is person, subjective opinion, but it's valid as a biased opinion.

Then, I was playing Skyrim today (on the Switch, totally worth buying for the convenience) and I came across my first Falmer and looted the body. My first thought was, "Awesome, now I have the chance to use this cool new bow!" And my second thought, immediately following the first, was, "Oh wait, it's weaker than my glass bow, I guess I'll never have occasion to use any Falmer bow, how disappointing." It's not like Skyrim is flawed because of this, but I prefer the BotW way of doing things. Because of the absolute solidity of BotW, 97.

 

[LegendOfMeesh]

I have the feeling we'll get a lot of BotW on this question. 97. I'm not hipster enough to give it a lower score, the game was more than phenomenal, it was the game against which all future Zelda games (and many non-Zelda games) will be measured. A score of 97 from for me does not mean that there was nothing that could have been better, it's a rating of the game overall as weighed against every other video game I've ever played. It is a heavily engaging game in my opinion. Several things in the game were far beyond anything I've ever experienced in a video game and the things that I would have preferred to be different were still executed to the finest extent that a video game publisher could execute them.

I want to give special praise to the weapon durability system. I realised just today how perfect it is. I was watching a YouTube video about weapon durability in the Fire Emblem series and realized that I love the tactical element of being prepared with specific and varied weapons in those games as well as in BotW. I really like being forced to shift my strategy based on the weapons available to me. If course, this is person, subjective opinion, but it's valid as a biased opinion.

Then, I was playing Skyrim today (on the Switch, totally worth buying for the convenience) and I came across my first Falmer and looted the body. My first thought was, "Awesome, now I have the chance to use this cool new bow!" And my second thought, immediately following the first, was, "Oh wait, it's weaker than my glass bow, I guess I'll never have occasion to use any Falmer bow, how disappointing." It's not like Skyrim is flawed because of this, but I prefer the BotW way of doing things. Because of the absolute solidity of BotW, 97.

I feel the same way when it comes to the weapon breaking mechanic! Really forces you to strategize, otherwise the game would be too easy in that respect..