Who Taught You to Play Games Like This?

The once-bustling sky islands had now become deserted and bleak.

A main quest popped up on the game interface.

[Find Zelda]

"So we're saving the princess again." Yinzi laughed the moment he saw the words "Find Zelda." Tears of the Kingdom had been advertised as having gameplay that surpassed its predecessors.

Almost no one came to play the game for the story.

Yinzi stood on the broken steps of the sky island beneath his feet. Below him was another sky island.

He moved the stick and looked overhead, only to find more unexplored areas above him.

With the vast sky separating them, there was no way to reach them.

"Brothers, we'll definitely be able to get up there later." His breathing quickened a little. From the trailers released by Sprout, it was clear that players could assemble things in the game. Maybe flying in the future would also require players to build their own tools?

"Could it be that flying little motorcycle?" The thought made him laugh. This was the first time he had seen a motorcycle that could fly through the sky.

Technology that had yet to be realized in reality had actually been achieved in a game.

These floating islands were not connected. Several sky islands sat close together in his current area, existing independently.

After thoroughly exploring the sky island region he was currently in, which served as a small guide for the beginner stage, Yinzi jumped down without hesitation onto the sky island below.

Because he believed that in Old Thief's open world, he would definitely return here someday.

If you couldn't return to where you started, how could it still be called an open world?

With guidance from several steward Constructs scattered across the sky islands, Yinzi only wanted to unlock the assembly