While Breath Of The Wild was released on both the Nintendo Switch and the Wii U, the Explorer's Edition was exclusively available for the Nintendo Switch version of the game.Īs outlined in our previous coverage, a collector's edition of Tears Of The Kingdom is available now for preorder and will launch alongside the standard physical and digital editions of the game on May 12 this year. Originally priced at 59.99USD, the Explorer's Edition of The Legend Of Zelda: Breath Of The Wild included a double-sided map of Hyrule, as well as a physical copy of the game and of course, the Explorer's Guide. As it is, the sole full version of the Explorer's Guide remains exclusive to the Explorer's Edition of Breath Of The Wild - which is somewhat frustrating, as this particular edition of the game has long since sold out and is no longer in print. Others, meanwhile, have suggested that the contents of these chapters may be a little too spoilerific to be freely circulated by Nintendo via the otherwise spoiler-free official Zelda site. The reason for the omission is unknown, with some believing it to be an error in uploading the PDF. See the sections below for an optimal route through the main quests and their locations.RELATED: Zelda Amiibos May Be Coming Back Ahead Of Tears Of The Kingdom Almost all of the Main Quests are technically optional in one way or another, and some will provide more benefits than others on the road to defeating Ganon. However, many of these quests - like the order you complete dungeons - can be done in any order.
Note that the sections are divided up below in terms of the Main Quests that you get while playing. Use this Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild guide to help you get back on track if you happen to lose your place in the quests. With an open world unlike any other Zelda game, Breath of the Wild's main story quest can be tracked in Link's Adventure Log - and can be undertaken at any point - or avoided in favor of exploring Shrines and taking on numerous Side Quests.
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