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The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom reviews round-up – all the scores

Spoiler alert: it's good. Here's the general verdict on Tears of the Kingdom on release day.

The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is here. Finally. After what feels like a lifetime of waiting, the latest blockbuster RPG from Nintendo has landed – and it's a good one. With Breath of the Wild behind us, and a big open sky of possibilities in front, it felt likely that Nintendo would drop the proverbial ball and mess it up somehow. But, as per the vast, vast critical consensus, that is not the case – Zelda is back, and it appears it's better than ever.

Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom still has weapon durability but you don't care.

It comes as absolutely no surprise whatsoever that Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is sweeping critics off their feet so far. Breath of the Wild was in receipt of countless awards back in 2017, including The Game Awards’, Golden Joystick Awards, and GDC’s Game of the Year – which led many folk to declare ToTK as being 2023’s GOTY, long before we’d even caught a real glimpse of the game.

Our own James Billcliffe scored Tears of the Kingdom a 5/5 after having spent plenty of time with the game, but what are the verdicts of other critics? Let’s take a look.

The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom review round-up

Tears of the Kingdom is out now for Nintendo Switch! Check out the links below to secure your copy today.

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The Legend of Zelda Tears of the Kingdom Digital Version- £56.99 from VG247 with code ZELDA5 (UK and EU only)

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The Legend of Zelda Tears of the Kingdom - $69 from Amazon US

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Kelsey's (she/they) passion for gaming began with Resident Evil, and it's been rather difficult to get them to shut up about horror games since. When they're not scoping out new scares or commiserating the cancellation of Silent Hills, they can often be found fawning over cute Pokémon and Kirby, or being very average at FPS games. They've been in games media for 3 years.
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