The Legend of Zelda – Breath of the Wild Switch
Forget everything you know about The Legend of Zelda games. Immerse yourself in a world of discovery, exploration, and adventure in The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, a new game that revolutionizes the hit series.

39,99 €
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Enter a world of adventure
Forget everything you know about The Legend of Zelda games. Immerse yourself in a world of discovery, exploration, and adventure in The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, a new game that redefines the acclaimed series. Journey across fields, through forests, and to mountain peaks as you explore the ruined kingdom of Hyrule in this open-world adventure.
- Explore the wilds of Hyrule at your own pace
Climb towers and mountains in search of new destinations: find your own path through these wild lands. Along the way, you will fight hordes of enemies, hunt game, and gather ingredients to feed yourself and create potions that will help you survive your journey.
- Over 100 shrines to discover and explore
The shrines scattered throughout the land are waiting to be discovered, in any order you choose. Explore them in various ways and solve different puzzles. Beware of the traps and perils that await you to obtain special items and other rewards that will aid you on your adventure.
- Prepare and equip yourself accordingly
With this vast world you're about to explore, you'll need a variety of outfits and equipment to reach every corner. You'll likely need something to keep you warm in the icy landscapes and something lightweight to cope with the desert heat. Some outfits also have special effects, allowing you, for example, to become faster and more stealthy.
- Fighting enemies requires strategy
The world is inhabited by enemies of all shapes and sizes. Each one has its own method of attack and specific weapons, so you will need to think quickly and develop winning strategies to overcome them.
- amiibo compatibility
By scanning the Wolf Link amiibo (sold separately), Wolf Link will appear in the game to independently attack enemies and help you find items you're looking for. We'll also be showcasing new amiibo from The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild series at this year's E3.
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Mrs. T. –
Awful!! No game cartridge inside the box!!!
Alberto –
Great game aunque a poco caro a mi gusto.
Giovanni Montella –
Se avete una Switch comprate questo game, Se non avete avete a Switch compratela and tornate al Via.Titolo bellissimo che da solo justified l'acquisto della Switch, commovente, deep, longevo, appassionante, con una colonna sonora che ti accompania en ogni angolo di Hyrule. You can drive or turn around in this mega-speed of the arm, metal and abbigliamenti vari senza rendervene conto. Surely the title is bigger and you can use it ad oggi (e non solo!) on Switch (e non solo!). This is the number you need to know about the controller pro.
Ritscher Carmen –
All the best things are good!
Brigitte –
For the Switch
Nabil Ait Said –
Great. Great.
hellgihem –
Great for Zelda fans. Lives up to its reputation. For die-hard fans of the series.
Miira –
Game of the Year 2017, without a doubt. I've played a ton of open-world games (Skyrim, Witcher, Horizon, GTA, Assassin's Creed, Far Cry, Watch Dogs, Red Dead Redemption, etc.), but Nintendo really outdid themselves this time. I played this game right after Horizon on PS4 and before Nier: Automata. And I platinumed both on PS4, which shows I'm not the type to just pop a disc in my console to create save files and then abandon the game. This Zelda is incredible. The game gives you the entire map from the very first second, so you're free to go see the boss right away, and you'll face the consequences. Even just on the way there, if you're not well-equipped, you're going to have a tough time. No invisible walls (like in The Witcher, Skyrim, etc.), no inaccessible heights (all other open-world games have them, without exception). The entire map has been designed to be explored if the player so desires, and the programming and optimization of the physics engine, pushed to an astonishing level, greatly contributed to achieving this seemingly crazy feat on paper. Nintendo did it. The physics engine, yes, that aspect of the game where we were usually impressed by the fact that parts of the environment were partially affected by gameplay (localized impacts, collisions, falls, or kinetic effects). In this Zelda, we get the impression that the developers were systematically asking themselves questions about everything, "What if the player tries to do this or that…?" I climb onto the edge of a bridge in the presence of an NPC, who then tries to dissuade me from committing suicide. You take out your flaming arrows in the middle of the rain? No use. You can go retrieve your arrows if you want. An arrow sticks in the wood but ricochets off a rock. In the midst of thunder, your metal weapon could draw lightning down upon you; throw it at your enemies and they'll take the hit. Walls become slippery and difficult to climb in the rain (infuriating at times). It's impossible to list all the possibilities offered by this massive physics engine. Just look at the insane feats some players have accomplished on YouTube; you'll wonder if the developers themselves knew it was even possible. As an example of the gameplay possibilities, I personally played the game almost entirely on foot, never using roads, only shortcuts and climbing. I prefer this way so I don't miss certain key locations, but even so, it's impossible not to miss anything. My brother, on the other hand, only travels on horseback and finds his pleasure in fighting on horseback. As for the art direction and animation, it's pure Nintendo; we all know their level of expertise in this area, masterful as always. Link reacts to everything, details that players never notice, making you wonder if Nintendo did this work not for the players, but out of pure perfectionism. I could never describe everything here, and frankly, no one could. It's a video game experience that you absolutely must have if you're a gamer at all.
Adepix –
Magnificent. I am extremely satisfied with 'The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild'! This game is a true work of art. The open world is immense and incredibly detailed, offering unprecedented freedom of exploration. Every corner of Hyrule is brimming with secrets and discoveries, making each play session unique and captivating. The gameplay mechanics are innovative and perfectly balanced, and the challenges are both stimulating and rewarding. The graphics and soundtrack add an extra dimension to the immersion. This game is a must-have for all fans of the Zelda series and adventure game enthusiasts in general. I highly recommend 'Breath of the Wild' to anyone looking for an epic and unforgettable gaming experience.
LaurineEymery –
Excellent game, fantastic experience. This game exceeded my expectations. The world is immersive, the gameplay is fluid and engaging, and the graphics are superb. You can tell a lot of attention to detail went into it. I spend hours playing it without getting bored. A real gem, I recommend % 100%!
William R. –
A must-have gem. The multimedia product could not be loaded. First of all, I'm not a die-hard Zelda fan, the kind who buys a console just to play it; in fact, I've missed out on many of them. The last one I played was on the N64, and a lot on the Game Boy, so it's been a while. A few months ago, I had the chance to try it on a friend's Switch for 15 minutes, and I wasn't particularly impressed. So, that's the situation :) Well, in the end, I absolutely don't regret buying it! Once you start, you can't stop; that's actually the game's biggest flaw ;). You really get your money's worth with this game. Story: It's quite engaging and interesting. Having not played the previous ones, I don't know if there's a connection or how it fits into the series. It's not particularly necessary to have played Zelda before to understand it; it truly stands as a standalone episode in which Link awakens 100 years after being cursed following a catastrophe in which a demon has taken control of the land. Link must recover his equipment and, above all, find allies scattered across the land to have any hope of defeating the demon. Gameplay/World: This is a prime example of gameplay and possibilities. The world is extremely rich and vast, and you can go everywhere thanks to Link's climbing abilities, but also with his hang glider, or on foot, horseback, swimming, by boat, and so on. The map is immense, and there are countless things to do to fill your inventory. You'll need to hunt, fish, mine, garden, and gather resources to fill your inventory. All these resources can be used to make potions to protect you from cold, heat, electricity, fire, or to give you more endurance, speed, strength, health, and so on. The world is hostile, and some areas are inaccessible without these potions or the right equipment. Yes, you'll need to find the most suitable clothing for each situation and upgrade it if necessary. And of course, the path is fraught with enemies, so you'll need to arm yourself with all kinds of swords, magic wands, bows, and shields regularly, because equipment eventually breaks. The world is vast, the bestiary is extensive, and the number of side quests and dungeons is impressive. And the gameplay is exemplary; you can perform countless actions without ever getting confused! A nice touch is the archery, which can be done using the gyroscope built into the controllers—brilliant! Note that the world is alive: day/night cycle, changing weather (which impacts certain actions), etc. Technically: The game is "magnificent." Why am I putting it in quotes? Because ultimately, you wish the Switch were more powerful, given how well the art direction is executed. I admit that in the first few minutes, I was a little disappointed. Used to playing on PC and last-gen consoles, the environments seemed a bit bland to me, but little by little you get drawn into the adventure and realize how alive the world is, the graphical effects are impressive, and the universe is beautifully rendered! I was also a little worried about switching to the TV, fearing I'd see the flaws, but again, the surprise was very pleasant! The soundtrack is also perfectly done. I do regret, however, that 95% of the dialogue is scripted; I would have loved voice acting for even more realism, but it seems that technically it's a bit too much (which is why I love "The Witcher" game). Playtime: It's possible to finish the game in a few minutes. Being in an open world, you can take on the final boss right from the start, but it's extremely difficult. By following the main quests, exploring the entire world, and completing all the dungeons—some of which will really make your brain work with their puzzles—you can easily count on more than 50 hours of gameplay, if not close to 100. In short, a grand adventure that will keep you busy for a while! So, as you've probably gathered, this game has few flaws and is simply an extraordinary and captivating adventure! I understand the reviews it received from the press and the enthusiasm of gamers! I highly recommend it; for me, it's one of the first games you should get on the Switch if you enjoy this genre. I hope this review is helpful and assists you in your decision. Feel free to let me know, and above all, have fun! 😉
Metride (verified owner) –
Amazing game. Just buy it
Bernardo (verified owner) –
This game is truly amazing, if you\'ve never played a Zelda game don\'t worry. Much of the story is told through flashbacks of what happened 100 years ago and through the scenery and landscapes. It makes you feel like you\'re going on an adventure. Combat is a little tricky, however once you understand how it works you\'ll feel like a warrior. An absolute must.
Lee (verified owner) –
Not just the best Switch game I\'ve played, but a solid reason that if you never play another game on the Switch, this alone justifies purchasing the console. The immersion is near flawless, the open world is challenging but accessible, nothing feels linear about this game. Legend of Zelda games have a lot to stand up to in order to be worthy of being part of the franchise; BotW is a solid entry into the series.