Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom will have a gachapon mechanic

There are only 2 weeks left for the premiere of The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom and little by little Nintendo shares the latest details, such as that the title will have a gachapon mechanic.

The newest installment in the franchise will have a focus on exploration and building means to reach otherwise inaccessible places and this is where Link will be able to push his luck with the game’s gachapon mechanics.

But before you get discouraged, let us tell you that we’re not talking about the kind of gachapon games you’re thinking of, the ones that involve spending real money to get characters in free-to-play titles.

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How does the gachapon work? The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom?

Not at all, the gachapon element was incorporated into The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom literally like a gachapon machine, which works after the user deposits some kind of coin and throws in a toy or miniature figure.

The new game in the series will not feature any online elements or microtransactions, so players won’t be able to spend real money, instead having to use the Zonai Charges or Zonaite resource (dropped by certain enemies upon defeat) to make it work. the gachapon machine, which will drop capsules with Zonai parts (via IGN), which are the ones that Link can use to build different devices that will help him on his adventure.

It is important to mention that players will not get to the point where progress will be blocked because they do not have the correct Zonai part and luck is not helping them to get out of the capsules of this gachapon machine. We say this because it will be possible to find Zonai devices already built in certain parts of the map (via npr).

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