Hyrule again, but this time the sky opens up, and you can bolt together just about anything to get there.

On gut feeling, the community ranks it high, ahead of more than eight games out of ten. And the detail confirms a very strong profile. One single game on a desert island? It finishes first, ahead of every other. The wish to rediscover it and its art style also climb very high, and both attachment and controller feel stay well above average. The only notches lower: pure fun and the soundtrack, around the upper middle. Probably the downside of a sequel, masterful but treading already familiar ground.

Next to other open worlds, it pushes its predecessor's freedom even further, adding building and verticality. Few games let you rig up your own solutions this much.

So, who is it for? For you if you like to invent, assemble, explore in every direction. A little less if you already gave a lot to the previous one and are after something radically new.