God Of War creator has slammed The Legend Of Zelda: Tears Of the Kingdom for having ‘base level’ graphics, and fans are raging on the internet. 

Breath of the Wild’s sequel, The Legend Of Zelda: Tears Of the Kingdom, was well-received by fans. It was one of the most anticipated games of the year and parred all expectations set. Moreover, TOTK ranked among the ‘most-positively’ rated Nintendo games, helping the franchise make millions. So, all in all, it was a win for the franchise. 

But then, the tables turned slowly, with critics having differing opinions about the game. They listed every bad thing about it that Nintendo could have considered before releasing it in the market. And among the critics was God Of War’s creator, who shared a similar feeling. 

God Of War creator’s take on The Legend Of Zelda: Tears Of the Kingdom has caused unrest among the fans

Every person is bound to have a different opinion about things. It is based on their experiences, likes & dislikes, understanding of it, and more. So, even if a particular thing ranks above expectations, it is not necessary that everyone will be in awe of it. 

This has been the case for the recently released Tears of the Kingdom, which looks to go down the drain. It is because the game received negative feedback from one of the biggest video game creators in the world, someone who made the original God Of War. David Jaffe, the mastermind behind GOW, shared his feelings about the recently released Zelda game. He felt the game had good mechanics, but the graphics did not come near his expectations. 

In his May 12 Tweet, he said, “I don’t care about realism in games. And I’m not saying the game is bad; to me, gameplay is always the main (and often times) only thing I care about. But this game is pretty bland and old looking IMO and given how important visuals seem to be to others, it seemed worth discussing.” 

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That comes down to the burning question of whether you enjoyed TOTK’s graphics, or, just like David, they weren’t up to your mark. 

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