#botw scenery

[hyrulehistoria]

Celebrating 7 years of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild

03.03.2017

[liquial]

Flowers ❀ The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild (2017)

[hyrule-photos]

hyrule compendium || blupee, #029

[nedeii]

[wstrnred]

guys i am literally obsessed with tears of the kingdom and its not even out yet. from the ten minute gameplay that ive already watched four times today, it looks like this game is going to be everything ive ever dreamed of.

• intensely connected to nature.

• filled with archaic knowledge and ancient civilizations.

• a quest about finding guidance for the future, by looking in hyrule's past.

storyline aside, the aesthetics of the game itself are absolutely UNREAL. the quiet music that plays in the shrine-filled sky islands. the yellow trees, rivers, the "constructs", automated creatures that seem made of stone. magically modern. a kind of technology that blends with the environment around it. its so BEAUTIFUL and PERFECT. god i wish i could live in botw and totk hyrule. the gentle post apocalypse where nature takes over. where modern mechanics blend seamlessly into their surroundings. where there are ancient, sacred things surrounding us at all times, but they are begging to be explored and studied. not the kind of "look-but-dont-touch" sacred.

the sky islands seem so peaceful and solitary. they FEEL like places that have been abandoned and forgotten, for a very very long time. seeing link walk through them and explore them takes me back to the first time i ever played botw. the feeling that this whole world, all of this openness, the environment, its all here for me, the player, to explore and examine. and by god if nintendo hasnt intensified that feeling a hundredfold with these new spaces. it feels so intensely special, i just cant describe it in another way than sacred.

if these sky islands were built by the zonai, link, the hero of the wilds, will be the first person to walk on them, visit them, and explore them in more than ten thousand years. which also means we can imagine them in their heyday. were they filled with people? zonai, perhaps? worshippers going to the shrines? warriors practicing their skill with the stone gollums? what was the purpose of these islands? why were they built? i am so unbelievably excited to see what we find here.

[daisycraftco]

progress has been made today, finishing touches tomorrow

[annyllel]

Eye candy or drop-dead gorgeous scenery, whatever you want to call it, I think it’s beautiful.

[goudogs]

trying to be more casual about posting here. tumblr makes me nervous haha so wip.

my favourite settlement is the rito village… i love the music, the open feeling, paragliding from vah medoh, and my favourite champion is revaili plus i love standing in the little landings at the end of each house? room? idk what to call them hahh and i feel rito villiage embodies the unique freedom botw makes me feel has that no other game can

i had my switch open next to me when drawing this because the houses are weirdly complex? i do not know what’s going on at the bottom but i’m gonna try to redirect attention from it when i’m rendering haha

[puppetgutz]

A hero’s journey

[breathofmagic]

🍃 💧

[hyrulehistoria]

The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild (2017)

[natypinkns]

finished up another screenshot study in time for botw’s 6th anniversary ^-^

[hyrule-photos]

great plateau || temple of time

[foxglovefairies]

🍃✨🌞

[yumiko27]

One of my favorite things to do in Breath of the Wild is take pictures of the landscape. These are a couple that I am particularly fond of.

[legendofmoss]

truly the prettiest game ^v^