10 Incredible Details You Missed In Zelda: Tears Of The Kingdom
TOTK's Hyrule has hidden details you'd never even think to look for.
Tears of the Kingdom has been out for months now, and the latest chapter in the classic Nintendo franchise has well and truly put a stamp on the gaming world.
It would take hours to unpack everything that makes this game great. Still, in a nutshell, you've got things like the luscious setting, the profound narrative, the amusing characters, the addictive gameplay loop, the hilarious Ultrahand builds, and plenty more on top.
There is a seemingly endless amount of plus points to this game, as well as an endless amount of things to discover.
The game is so detailed and attentive that it could rival J.R.R. Tolkien's notorious obsession with meticulous world-building. There is so much to unpack that even after ten playthroughs, you'll still find more and more.
So, in the interest of spilling Hyrule's secrets, here are some phenomenal details you might not have noticed in the game so far.
10. Apples Under Kakariko Village Bridge
If you ever wanted a sign that developers listen to players, it's this!
The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild was known for its incredible secrets and hidden details, and one was the appearance of a lone apple underneath the Bridge in Kakariko Village. It was just there, with no rhyme or reason.
This mystery apple became surprisingly endearing among fans leading to plenty of theories about the secrets it holds, memes about the mysterious fruit, and even poetry written about it. Thankfully, the legacy of this hidden detail continues in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom.
Now, sequels are inherently expected to improve upon what came before, adding more into the mix and increasing the scale. As such, there are now two apples under the Kakariko Village bridge. The devs listened to the fans and made sure to deliver.
There is still no explanation for why or how these tasty snacks made it into such a specific place, but at least now, the first one won't be alone anymore.
In truth, it's likely just a joke from developers, but it's another sign of how much there is to uncover in the game.