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What I really love about exploring in Genshin Impact is how tightly it feeds back into the core progression of my characters. Though Breath of the Wild did it first, that kind of freeform exploration is still liberating when most open world games slap map markers on every goddamn thing.

These secrets are so woven into the world that I've lost hours just bumping from one thing to the next without any larger objective. Little spirits guide me to hidden treasure, tough minibosses lurk in hidden valleys, and even a suspiciously placed rock might reveal some loot. Some are obvious, like a big tower looming in the distance or glowing red statues that trigger special challenges like using my winglider to fly through an obstacle course or kill enemies within a time limit. It's the kind of world so rich with little secrets and puzzles that I want to pore over every inch. Though it doesn't hit the same highs that I had in Breath of the Wild, developer MiHoYo has done an excellent job building a world with a similar depth and genius. If you’re curious about Switch specifications, be sure to head on over the IGN Switch wiki for all the latest info.Above: You can climb pretty much everything so long as you manage your stamina. This one includes all of the above, minus the statue. If you’re not too fussed about the Master Sword statue, there’s another Special Edition for $99.99. The Master Edition comes with a copy of the game, Master Sword of Resurrection statue, Nintendo Switch Sheikah Slate Carrying Case, a Sheikah Eye Collectible Coin, a Relic of Hyrule: Calamity Ganon Tapestry and Weather-Worn Map, and a Breath of the Wild Sound Selection CD. There will also be two different special editions for those with a few extra rupees to spare. Zelda and Bokoblin will be getting their own amiibo figurines to go alongside the previously-announced Breath of the Wild line-up. There have been several big announcements regarding Link’s newest adventure in the past few hours. It’ll also be available for Wii U on the same date. Play Zelda: Breath of the Wild is set to release alongside the Switch console on March 3, 2017.