Always conserve arrows, and perhaps even save them solely for taking out Bokoblin archers on top of platforms, as well as bosses like the iterations of Ganon in the Divine Beasts.
They’re tougher now, so you’ll need all the advantages you can get.
Enemies might spot Link easier, but don’t give up on sneaking around enemies and getting the drop on them.
Master Mode will be contained in a separate save file to the normal difficulty mode, meaning you can switch back at any time.īreath of the Wild Master Mode Tips and TricksĪnd now for some tips and tricks to make sure Link makes it through the Master Mode difficulty of Breath of the Wild.
Floating platforms held up by balloons will appear around Hyrule, with enemies and treasure chests on them.
There will be “higher ranking enemies that you won’t find in normal difficulty”, according to Nintendo.
Enemies will also spot Link earlier, making stealth harder.
All enemies regain health during battle, meaning you’ll have to land hits quickly.
Enemies are upgraded in difficulty, for example weaker red Bokoblins now appear as upgraded blue Bokoblins, and so on.
Enemies like the Hinox are even tougher to beat in Master Mode. We’ll run down all the changes here, all of which arrive in The Master Trials DLC pack. There are several new features contained in the Breath of the Wild Master Mode, aka Hard mode difficulty. In this Zelda Breath of the Wild Master Mode guide, we'll be walking you through everything you need to know about the increased difficulty mode, so you're fully prepared when heading in. The first DLC pack for The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild is The Master Trials, and this introduces a ton of new features for the game, one of which is the Master Mode difficulty setting.
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