Though my 100-plus-hour completed save file would beg to differ, The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is an unfinished game. Think of it like Korean barbecue. Without the kimchi, rice, sprouts, or sauce, it’s just meat – tasty meat to be sure, but not a complete (or healthy) dinner. Hyrule Warriors: Age of Imprisonment is the missing banchan in this analogy. Some of it’s delicious, some not, and though it’s not strong enough to stand on its own, if you combine it with some Tears of the Kingdom pork belly, you get a fantastic, well-rounded meal.
Age of Imprisonment is a hack-and-slash game (also known as a musou) that recounts Zelda’s h …
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