Nintendo has no plans for Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom DLC

One of the main reasons The Legend of Zelda Tears of the Kingdom is currently a frontrunner for Game of the Year is because the title felt so robust and “complete” that you almost forgot how long it took to release. The game featured Link going through a familiar yet different version of Hyrule that had been torn apart and “opened up” by a reborn Ganondorf. You weren’t just going on the land to get to where you needed to be. You were going through the sky and underground, too. One might think that each part took an incredibly long time to make, but not all did.

is an absolutely enormous game. With 139 side quests, 60 Side Adventures, and 31 Shrine Quests, there is just so much for Link to do in the latest installment from the long-running and ever-popular series. While many of these non-main story side quests are rewarding and fun, some of 's side quests just aren't, for whatever reason, worth the time or effort required to complete.

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Although has expanded greatly on the history of Hyrule with the introduction of the Zonai, it also presents a new unanswered mystery connected to the Sheikah tribe. As one of the oldest peoples to call Hyrule home, the Sheikah have a long history that is often shrouded in darkness. But although may have hinted at the Sheikah’s origins, it is ironically the present which is now lacking some crucial explanation.

One thing we know we won't be seeing is anything to do with The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. Despite initial hints to the contrary, Nintendo has said that there'll be no Tears of the Kingdom DLC. According to series producer Eiji Aonuma, the team believes it's exhausted all the possibilities that the latest version of Hyrule has to offer, and is setting its sights on something new.

Nintendo has confirmed that it will be hosting a Nintendo Direct tomorrow (Thursday, September 14), which will focus on Nintendo Switch games set to release by the end of 2023.

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Don’t expect the expansive sky, surface, and subterranean settings of The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom’s Hyrule to grow any further. Zelda series producer Eiji Aonuma says in a new interview that the development team behind Breath of the Wild and its expanded open-world sequel has no plans to release new content for the latest Zelda game.