Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Player Builds Bizarre Roomba-Like Machine to Kill Enemies

One insightful Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom player crafts a bizarre combat machine to dispatch enemies. Tears of the Kingdom features a total of 27 Zonai devices, with which players can cobble together all kinds of functional vehicles and machines. These nifty gadgets aren't just for exploration, as they can be used to create deadly weapons, multi-level bases, and even amusement parks.

Building a combat machine in Tears of the Kingdom is a smart move, as the game features monstrous creatures that pose a threat to players. During their time searching for Princess Zelda, players must take on these enemies without any help. Aside from the returning mobs, Tears of the Kingdom hosts entirely new bosses, such as Frox and Gleeok, that either dwell within the Depths or hover in the sky. Therefore, it would be wise to create a machine that follows players into battles.

One Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom player, known on Reddit as LongJumpingFrame1771, has built a simple but effective machine that punches enemies to death. As seen in the gameplay footage below, this autonomous machine can deal with Boss Bokoblin and its small troop of servants. It can even break boulders the Boss Bokoblin throws at the player. According to the original poster, this punching machine consists of a homing cart, eight construct heads, and three slide blocks obtained from Tears of the Kingdom's Jikais Shrine.

The player seems to have combined construct heads to create two mechanical arms, which move back and forth to punch nearby enemies. Thanks to the homing cart under them, these arms can automatically aim at enemies and help players in combat. The only downside to this machine is that it requires players to steal slide blocks from a shrine, which can be a little bit daunting.

Since the game's release, Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom fans have shared many custom creations within the community. They have taken advantage of Zonai devices to make combat machines, including weaponized drones and