In a brand new interview with Famitsu, Nintendo has revealed there are not any plans for any DLC or expansions for Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. As noticed by Eurogamer, Zelda producer Eiji Aonuma instructed the Japanese publication that he’d “achieved every little thing” there was to do on this incarnation of Hyrule.
TotK is the second time Nintendo had developed a Zelda sport set on this house, with this 12 months’s sequel constructing above and under the unique world of BotW. Plainly means it was fairly sufficient for producer Aonuma and director Hidermaro Fujibayashi, nonetheless.
In a wide-ranging interview concerning the sport, the pair clarify how they intentionally hid that the sport would have an unlimited new underground to discover when selling it pre-release, and the last-minute efforts that went in to having the ability to seamlessly journey from the sky islands to the underground realms. And the way, yeah, they have been anticipating the terrible remedy of the poor Koroks.
When the interviewer asks about future tasks (after failing, as ever, to get a straight reply concerning the collection’ timeline), Aonuma explains that they haven’t any present plans to return to the Breath of the Wild model of Hyrule. “I really feel like we’ve achieved every little thing we are able to to create enjoyable in that world,” he tells Famitsu (translated by Google).
Tears of the Kingdom bought over 18 million copies in simply its first two months on sale, and there’d seemingly one other billion {dollars} simply ready to be taken with an growth to the sport. However Nintendo goes to do what Nintendo desires to do, and including an growth isn’t a type of issues.
Fujibayashi stated that he’s already serious about his “subsequent enjoyable expertise,” but it surely’s prone to be yet one more reinvention of the Zelda franchise. And moderately impressively, when requested in the event that they really feel overwhelmed by expectations for one thing “much more superb” subsequent, Aonuma says he and his crew welcome it! “[The] improvement crew don’t see this as a hurdle,” he stated.
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