I think it will reclaim 96 back it's really close.  

Opencritic is 10 years old.

Wow, I already played TotK for 90 hours. But I was at 120 hours in BotW after the same amount of time.

The other day I used the paraglider during a rainstorm, and I could hear the sound of raindrops pattering on the glider's fabric like an umbrella.
It's a little thing, but I love it because it shows just how much care and attention was paid to the little details in this game. On its own it seems minor, but the sum total of all these small touches is a world that truly feels alive.

*watching Queen Gibdo die* Good riddance, bastard bug.

Your magnificence Oh Great sage  I beg of you to please answer my question What stuff am I better off selling to accumulate all those wonderful arrows?

Well, Zelda is in my Top 10 VG IPs of all time, and this is Zelda thread, not Zelda "superfans" echochamber. So if you feel that there needs to be a thread where everyone will only sing high praises about TotK as a masterpiece, without any criticism, how about you go on and make one, so you don't have your feelings about digital pixels hurt?

And I actually like TotK somewhat more than BotW - so far I see it as 3.5 out of 5 stars (been using Adventure Gamers scoring system forever, which translates to Good), as opposed to 3 out of 5 stars for BotW (which translates to Decent).

Rito Village snowed under has such a fantastic atmosphere, it really does feel so desolate and sorrowful.
Like BOTW, the game excels at creating a rich sense of place through both its audiovisual presentation and soft worldbuilding.

Chu Jellies, because they're so easy to come by.

Also, it's nice to see that Tulin and Riju are still smol babies even a few years after Breath of The Wild. ^^

Personally, I also think TOTK is objectively a better game than BOTW... but in the same sense that Doom Eternal and Ragnarök were better than Doom and GOW.

If their predecessors didn't exist, they'd be widely celebrated as some if not the best games of all time. Since they do, some things are less impressive than they should have been, and the points where developers are trying to do the same thing but better become a bit jarring.

(I think this works for Pokémon, or at least worked for a long time, because of the nature of the plot, but not here).

Subjectively I still prefer BOTW, though. Running back to it just to check my arrow count a few days back (hah) made me miss the relative unclutteredness and remember the novelty of it all back in the day. It's in my personal top 3 open-world games alongside ER and RDR2.