The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild features four Divine Beasts that serve as dungeons, but completing them provides assistance in the final fight. Each Divine Beast contains puzzles similar to traditional Zelda dungeons, with the added mechanic of moving parts. The Divine Beasts vary in terms of difficulty, both of their puzzles and of the bosses fought within them.

The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild features four Divine Beasts spread throughout its massive open world, challenges that replace traditional dungeons in testing Link's combat and puzzling skills. The Divine Beasts are each designed to resemble a different animal, and use associated elemental powers. Although the Beasts do not have to be tamed to complete the game, they do help Link in the final fight. In addition, the Divine Beasts bosses, various avatars of Ganon, will ultimately be encountered in Hyrule Castle before facing Ganon if players...