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Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild brought an already iconic franchise back in a major way. There’s easily more than 40 hours of gameplay for anyone looking to only make their way through the main story but Breath of the Wild has even more to give than just that. With additional downloadable content and plenty of side quests to dive into, Breath of the Wild dishes out more than 90 hours total for you to enjoy. And that’s not counting all the time you can spend just exploring the most gorgeous world the entire franchise has seen yet. This is a fantastic open world game that allows you to explore every inch of its sprawling canvas, finding meaningful and entertaining ways to spend your time. Breath of Wild is filled with charm, humor, challenge, and a great narrative that keeps you constantly coming back for more.

Once the credits roll, there’s always more to do in the form of hunting down the 120 shrines and all 999 Korok seeds if you’re up for that.


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