You need not hunger for that Zelda Ocarina of Time remake when we already have Indigo, a colossal N64 romhack featuring mushroom forests and bearded Link
The Legend of Zelda series is fond of stories about the inexorable and obliviating passage of time.
The Legend of Zelda series is fond of stories about the inexorable and obliviating passage of time.
The short version
- Somebody should make one about growing so old, stupid and exhausted that you can't distinguish original Zelda games from romhacks of those games.
- Romhacks like Indigo, a "full game replacement" for The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, set 15 years after the events of Majora's Mask.
- It's got a couple of public demos, and is playable on PC via static recompilation - the mechanical translation of the console code into C code that runs on other platforms, not to be conflated with genAI porting .
What happened
Indigo will feature "new items, enemies, bosses, maps, and story," according to a project download page . The premise: after averting the destruction of Termina, and having apparently given up tracking down his fairy friend Navi, an older and Obi-Wannified Link has become a hermit living in the mountains of Valana.
Why it matters
But then Tael, a fairy from Majora's Mask, arrives requesting that Link help him find his sister Tatl, who vanished during exploration of a long-dead Deku Tree.
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