In a game like The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, which is designed to encourage wandering off the beaten path, it can be easy to lose the central narrative thread.

First-person shooting in the Zelda franchise was something they had hoped to offer since it made small appearances in Ocarina of Time. Explore from the sky at night. At night, visit a Skyview Tower and launch yourself into the air. The glowing green swirl above a shrine is a bit easier to spot in the dark.That said, it’s recommended you complete the Korok Forest quest, as this will mean the Light Dragon will fly lower to the ground. As such, you’ll be able to get to it just by using a nearby Skyview Tower to lift Link up to the sky. Until you complete the quest, there’s a chance that the dragon will be flying at the same height as the Sky Islands, for example, which will make the task significantly harder.

If you spot the dragon out in the wild, either by chance or because you have the quest marker active, I recommend fast traveling to the nearest Skyview Tower. Taking this travel shortcut won’t affect the dragon’s position, resulting in a great method to get closer. Then, activate the tower to lift Link up to the air, and paraglide toward the Light Dragon.Pikida Stonegrove shrine locations map Shrine locations map for Pikida Stonegrove in Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Graphic: Jeffrey Parkin | Source images: Nintendo EPD/Nintendo via Polygon

If you spent any amount of time in an arcade hall during the late 90s and early 2000s, than surely a game you have encountered is House of the Dead from Sega . Search near villages and stables. There’s always a shrine very close to a stable, and every village (and town and domain, etc.) will have a shrine in or near it. Once you power up all four batteries, activate the elevator to head up to the seventh floor of the Lightning Temple. The game mixes elements of target practice and actual hordes of Hyrule baddies to zap using the Wii Zapper. There are even boss battles! In Twilight Princess, light plays a similar role as in A Link to the Past. The land of Hyrule is blessed by four Spirits of Light: Ordona, Faron, Eldin, and Lanayru. With their holy powers, these Spirits protect the different provinces in the land. When the Shadow Beasts led by Zant defeat these Spirits, the influence of twilight is able to cover the land of Hyrule, rendering its inhabitants defenseless and turned into ghosts, creating an atmosphere of despair. Under these circumstances, Link must retrieve the Tears of Light by defeating the Shadow Insects holding them. Light is also capable of keeping far away the forces of darkness, this includes beings like Midna who aren't evil.The Gerudo Canyon region is where you’ll find the Gerudo Canyon Skyview Tower, the Gerudo Desert, the closed Gerudo Canyon Stable, and settlements at Kara Kara Bazaar and Gerudo Town. Keep heading forward, taking out the Gibdo in the hall. Jump down the shallow pit in the next room, but be mindful of the Gibdo nest in the center. Take it out, along with any extra Gibdo that it spits out. If you’ve landed on the Light Dragon (Zelda) and retrieved the Master Sword, but have yet to kill Ganondorf and complete the “Find Princess Zelda” quest, it’s natural to wonder whether Zelda is destined to be an Immortal Dragon forever. Light can also be materialized as a weapon in the form of the Light Arrows. These divine arrows are capable of vanquishing darkness more efficiently than any other weapon and, as shown in Ocarina of Time, they also lift evil seals. The Light Arrows are, along with the Silver Arrows, the ultimate weapon to defeat Ganon. After clearing out a sand pile in the middle of the room, you’ll see a switch to step on and open the door deeper into the temple.