Nintendo has dropped a new 'Ask the Developer' Q&A for the upcoming release of Zelda Tears of the Kingdom, in which members of the game's development team have talked about the themes of the game.
, at least when it comes to what the sequel is going to be about – specifically, working together and forming connections.
In fact, ‘hands’ are indeed the overarching theme for Tears of the Kingdom, director Hidemaro Fujibayashi reveals: “For this title, we chose “hands” as the key theme to bring them all together. For example, abilities that Link uses to solve puzzles are all released from his hand and arm. We even included this symbolically in the game’s mechanics, such as having scenes that use hands when opening special doors.
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