The Legend of Zelda Tears of the Kingdom Review: 111 Ratings, Pros and Cons

The tutorial provides direct space for experimentation...
Some combat techniques have been externalized into sanctuaries that are actually tutorials.
It can be translated into English as: "They can be used with precision, whether with the Pro-Controller or the Joy-Cons."
A well-executed automatic backup prevents frustration.
The main story entertains for over 30 hours from the first playthrough, the whole world even longer.
The world has significantly expanded and yet there is still a strong flow of play, as something interesting often catches the attention.
The puzzle design makes grand use of a new set of skills.
The construction mechanics of the Ultra-Hand adapt very well to the fun physical simulation of the world.
Surprises on all the big and numerous small stages around the world.
Dungeon-Design is once again getting closer to the classic Zelda formula.
Bandwidth of new types of opponents
Strong castles and world bosses
Interesting and partly emotional plot with new characters about memories scattered around the world.
No markers on the map until you have discovered the locations and often additional path indications besides markers during quests.
Progress in major quests changes the game world.
From time to time, the time and weather are integrated into the quest design.
Gorgeous graphic style.
Mainly smooth performance, even during uninterrupted flight from the sky to the surface.
A very strong English synchronization and an excellent German synchronization.
Successful music ranging from calm-melancholic to epic.
Link hums well-known melodies from the Zelda series while cooking.