The Chozo language in Metroid titles, Hylian markers in Breath of the Wild, and even riddles in Pokémon all exist to further add elements to each story. Decrypting the Code of the Kingdomĭeciphering video game text is not new. Speaking with IGN, McCullough explained the immense difficulty and challenges behind deciphering the hidden language of Tears of the Kingdom, the overall camaraderie and thrill of finally cracking the code, and advice for newcomers to the decipherer community. And her work has only grown more complex since. McCullough had been hard at work deciphering exactly what, if anything, this mysterious fictional language was trying to say – but Tears of the Kingdom’s final trailer was forcing her and other decipherers like her to start over from scratch before the game had even been released. To most people, these runes were merely aesthetic additions, but to a decipherer like McCullough, they were a quest unto themselves. Hiding in plain sight throughout the game’s trailers were tablets and architectural pieces adorned with unknown characters and symbols. But for Zoey McCullough and others within the deciphering community, the final trailer served as a realization that all of their hard work up to that point had been for naught.
The roughly four-minute video provided glimpses of Link's upcoming adventures and obstacles in Hyrule, making others speculate about the game's story, lore, and secrets. The final trailer for The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom reignited the fervor of fans waiting for the sequel to Breath of the Wild.
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