Unleashing the Full Potential of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom
Unlocking Recall in Tears of the Kingdom opens up new paths and challenges Discover the exciting destinations waiting for players after achieving this milestone
Players in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom spend a significant portion of the tutorial gathering powers that will become integral to Link's journey. Once they obtain Recall, however, navigating to the final shrine and completing the area can prove challenging. Although the game effectively directs players to their destination, it frequently leaves the "how?" up to them. Fortunately, there is a straightforward route to the final shrine for those who take a moment to reassess their approach.
Where to Go After Getting Recall in Tears of the Kingdom
Upon acquiring the Recall power, Link gains the ability to ascend the spinning devices inside the Temple of Time and access its back room. Here, Link will come across a locked door and a Goddess Statue that rewards him with additional hearts upon possessing a fourth Blessing of Light. However, if Link fails to open the door, Rauru will reveal the location of the final Shrine on the Sky Islands chain - situated directly above Link's starting point. To reach it, players must travel back to the tutorial area and locate similar moving mechanisms as those in the Temple of Time. With the help of Recall, Link can ascend them and use Ascend to break through the ceiling and reach the island's peak.
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Inside the cave, players can access a launch point for Gliders and a door leading to the Shrine. Additionally, there is a construct that can upgrade Link's Power Cell upon receiving the necessary items. Once the Nachoyah Shrine is completed, a return trip to the Temple of Time is in order. Utilize the launchpad outside to soar over, and take advantage of the water below to easily disembark from the Glider.
To unlock all of Hyrule, players must reach the altar on the far side by opening the door. Those who wish to leave the tutorial island alive will have to take a plunge from the platform with the Altar into the water. The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom can now be enjoyed on the Nintendo Switch.
