Far from an orchestra sounding just off-screen, notes unfurl into the ether where they dissipate like passing rain. What music is present comes by way of glimpses, whispers, and quick flourishes in tandem with heightened action.
For longtime fans of the series, one might be disappointed at the lack of indulgent scoring throughout much of their adventure. The music in Breath of the Wild is like the game––it’s open, sometimes sparse, and its details slowly emerge as you proceed through it. From the initial panorama of the open world, to the player’s soaring departure from the Great Plateau, the world is a constant place of possibility. The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild has established, among many things, a sense of wonderful expanse. I've always loved The Legend of Zelda, and yet writing about video games often felt out-of-bounds in school.
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