The official Zelda: Tears Of The Kingdom guide is available for pre-order in the UK-Radina Koutsafti-Entertainment – Metro

There are two versions available (pic: Nintendo/Piggyback)

You can now pre-order the official guidebook for Zelda: Tears Of The Kingdom in the UK, and it’s not even that expensive.

The biggest game of the year is out this week and considering people spent hundreds of hours on Breath Of The Wild, sequel Tears Of The Kingdom is likely to take even longer.

Given that the guidebook for Breath Of The Wild is almost 400 pages long, it comes as no surprise that the one for Tears Of The Kingdom is just as extensive. 

The Tears Of The Kingdom official guidebook will be released in collaboration with publisher Piggyback on Friday, June 16 – a bit over a month after the game’s May 12 release. 

There are two versions of the guide available: a paperback version priced at £19.73 and a hardcover collector’s edition priced at £29.99, which actually seems quite reasonable for this sort of thing?

The guide is now available for pre-order on Amazon in the UK and has already reached the second position on the list of best-selling books. 

With both versions being nearly 500 pages in length, every nook and cranny of Hyrule, as well as the newly introduced sky islands, will be thoroughly explored. 

Piggyback also produced the official guide for Breath Of The Wild, which was released at the same time as the game in 2017. 

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To give you a sneak peek of what to expect from the Tears Of The Kingdom guide, the first 100 pages of the previous book are now available as a free PDF. 

The initial release of the Breath Of The Wild guidebook contained 356 pages, but a year after, an updated version was launched with additional content covering the Master Trials and Champions’ Ballad DLC packs.

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