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For me at least, BotW was more about the movement and traversal problem solving than anything else. Of course it has action elements and it's super different to DS in many ways, but the pathfinding part tickles the same part of my brain in both games, idk.
I think Elden Ring is way different because it's an action game, where the fights take center stage, and not so much the movement mechanics (although the exploration is great in its own way).
Yeah that's a good point. Tears of the Kingdom takes all that and dials it up to 11 with the flying and vehicles