Zelda Player Creates Mind-Blowing Tank That Will Leave You Speechless!

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Summary

  • Tears of the Kingdom players showcase creativity with Zonai devices in-game.
  • One player impresses with a glitchless tank build, using Shrine iron boxes and Big Wheels.
  • Players continue to innovate and share creations.

A fan of The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom built an impressive tank crafted without glitches and consisting of different metallic and mechanical parts. The Tears of the Kingdom tank builder shared a short video of their war machine in action against a camp of monsters, and other players complimented them for their effort and the demonstration.

Since its 2023 launch, Tears of the Kingdom has allowed Zelda fans to express their creativity in helpful and hilarious ways. From crafting devices that can quickly traverse the skies and the depths of Hyrule to building machines that can shoot projectiles and quickly eliminate annoying Tears of the Kingdom enemies of all sizes, Zonai devices are an integral part of the game’s experience. While these contraptions can push the Switch console to its limit, that has not stopped Tears of the Kingdom players from improving and sharing their creations on social media with their fellow engineers.

Though there are different ways to take out open-world bosses in Tears of the Kingdom, one player chose a grounded approach with their latest build. On the r/HyruleEngineering subreddit, a Reddit user named Kmarkow shared their latest tank build, a glitchless version of a past tank they crafted. Kmarkow stated that this silver-colored tank build focused on adding more wheels to resemble real-world tank treads, which meant using fewer parts on the turret to compensate. A short video demonstrated the tank’s firepower against a Moblin camp. The turret honed in on the nearby Moblins and fired shots that quickly eliminated them.

Tears of the Kingdom Player Builds Silver-Colored Tank

The OP used iron boxes taken from the Zonai Shrines scattered throughout Hyrule, which can be removed by attaching them to a weapon or shield and then detached by speaking to Pelison in Tarrey Town. Iron poles and metal plates held the turret and the Big Wheels together. Four Big Wheels were attached to each side of the tank and dealt damage to nearby enemies. The main steering controls were placed on the back side, where Link could quickly access them.

Although Link would have been safer within the tank, Kmarkow noted that this approach would have necessitated a first-person gameplay perspective, which was not preferred. Despite some residual oddities, Tears of the Kingdom continues to be one of the best-selling Nintendo Switch games even two years after its initial release.

Kmarkow was complimented for their effort by Tears of the Kingdom players. Between in-game builds and real-world cosplays of beloved Zelda characters, what Tears of the Kingdom fans will make next remains to be seen.

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2025-03-16 22:35