Playing around with Zonai devices can be an awful lot of fun, but the lack of control that they tend to afford their riders may leave some The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom players a little frustrated. Thankfully, it is possible to steer Zonai devices in certain situations, as those who visit the Sitsum Shrine will soon find out.
The shrine's tagline is "A Controlling Device," which ends up being a fitting one given what's waiting for players inside. It arguably ends up being one of the best shrines in The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, at least when it comes to showcasing the true potential of Zonai devices as map traversal tools.
Sitsum Shrine Location
Players will find the Sitsum Shrine near the summit of Death Mountain, which can be seen from just about any location in the Eldin Canyon area. There are a few different ways to get to the top of Death Mountain, such as climbing or using Zonai devices, but the fastest involves using minecarts. Most players will probably find themselves approaching from the direction of the Marakuguc Shrine, which is a little ways off to the west. The coordinates for the Sitsum Shrine are 2367, 2597, 0790.
Sitsum Shrine Walkthrough
The Sitsum Shrine is one of the easiest shrines in Tears of the Kingdom, but also one of the coolest. It provides players with controllable Zonai Zonai devices, the first of which operates a lot like a car. To use it, players should climb on and press the A button when the Control prompt appears. They can then drive it around the corner and follow the path to the right, stopping to grab the ball with Link's Ultrahand ability and attaching it to the car. Next, they'll want to drive back around to the area with the large hole and place the ball inside. This will grant access to the nearby chest, which contains a Mighty Construct Bow.
After opening the chest, players should drive around the corner and take out the Soldier Construct; either by running it over or by using regular attacks. They'll then need to use Ultrahand to grab the control stick from one of the cars and wiggle the right analog stick to detach it. They can then attach the stick to one of the nearby winged gliders, after which, they'll be able to pilot the glider by pressing the A button and steer it to the shrine's statue in the back left-hand corner of the chamber.
The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom is available for the Nintendo Switch.