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Latest Boss Keys Video Contrasts Breath Of The Wild's Divine Beasts And Shrines
Youtuber Mark Brown has been on a roll with this Boss Keys series, which offer detailed examinations of the dungeons in The Legend of Zelda. Brown finally arrives at Breath of the Wild this week.
The video is incredibly thorough and brilliant, offering insight into how the Diving Beats (Breath of the Wild's dungeon equivalent) fare against previous dungeon designs of the series, and how Shrines fit into that mold. While this is the last time in a while Brown will dive deep into the Zelda series, he plans to return to the series soon with a second season, highlighting games outside the Zelda series that use similar level designs. You can watch the full video below.
For more on Boss Keys, check out our previous coverage of the series.
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