The Legend of Zelda™: Tears of the Kingdom – The Complete Official Guide: Collector's Edition Hardcover – July 7, 2023

An item of this nature is definitely necessary to with a game that is as large and complex at The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom. I know I would have been lost at several junctures without something like this at my fingertips. The guide is quite thorough and I've found that, for the most part, I haven't needed to consult outside sources about questions I have for the game. Plus, it's ad. free content and I don't have to worry about being tracked when I play the game which are two huge advantages that a physical game guide such as this continues to have over it's digital counterparts.I do wish the guide contained some official game art. That was always a nice feature that game guides back in the day had before digital source material was so readily available. Seeing how there's no DLC planned for the game, players don't have to worry about the material in this guide going out of date either which continues to be an argument against physical media of this nature. I would recommend this official guide to anyone playing the game.Piggyback remains a master of their craft which as is indicated by their masterfully crafted guide to this guide. That is good since they're about the only one left releasing physical game guides these days.

Made a great gift and reference book for the kids to learn how to use

Good reference guide tons of information

Just what my granddaughter wanted. Received new hardcover. Recommend

Love it, looks good, great gift, if you love zelda it isA nice collectors item and very informative. Would recommend

Greatest game of all time.

This guide isn't nearly as good as the BotW guide, but that doesn't mean it's not worth buying. I still think it's a good product, but the biggest CON to this guide is the god awful map of the Korok Seed locations. They used tiny white dots that you can barely see to indicate their location on the map. So many of the dots are wedged between the pages or are placed together overlaying each other, so you can't tell how many there really are. I went through the maps in the guide twice before giving up and resorting to an online map guide with a checklist. I'm almost 99% positive that some of the white dots were missing or in the wrong place in the guide. Some are literally right on top of the other, which causes more confusion. There's freakin' 1000 Korok Seeds to collect, so you would think this should take priority in getting right and making the most legible for the gamer.As for the rest of the guide, I thought it was fine. I can't give this guide 5 stars though because of the Korok Seed locations on the map. This guide felt kind of rushed and needed more polish. It needed more of the love and care that the BotW guide got.

Go to Zelda book, but if the kid is under five, they should read it was still parents because it’s more reading than pictures