Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom Player Builds Very Fast Pickup Truck

A crafty TheLegend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom player has put together a surprisingly speedy pickup truck for Link to drive across the realm of Hyrule. One of the main draws of the latest Zelda game is Tears of the Kingdom’s deep crafting mechanic, which allows players to build virtually anything they can think of using both the natural resources surrounding Link and the ancient technology left behind by the Zonai. This has led to Tears of the Kingdom becoming a virtual sandbox for players to flex their creative muscles in a variety of interesting ways.

This includes building useful vehicles to help Link navigate The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom’s large open world and fulfill his quest to save Hyrule from the evil Ganondorf once again. Some of these are entirely original designs, such as a rolling centipede-shaped wagon or an unusual Tears of the Kingdom battle machine that can swipe away enemies like golf balls. Others draw influence from vehicles from popular media like the Batmobile or the Separatist Droid Tanks from Star Wars.

Reddit user Efficient_Demand5759 had a somewhat simpler, but no less impressive idea for their latest Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom creation, which they recently shared on r/HyruleEngineering. This custom-built vehicle looks like a Hyrule-style pickup truck, and it can move surprisingly fast across the hills and plains of Hyrule. As shown in Efficient_Demand5759’s shared video clip, Link uses his new truck to blast past a wondering Goron explorer and roll into one of Hyrule’s villages.

Efficient_Demand5759 has built and shared many other inspired Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom contraptions, such as the aforementioned Centipede vehicle and a flying rail jet powered by a single Zonai fan device. Other Reddit users have been impressed by their recent truck creation and have even asked them if they can use it to transport objects like rocks, logs, or even Tears of the Kingdom’s often-maligned Koroks — which could make completing