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It's mostly elements ripped from Zelda plot lines all tossed together. (the Spirit Temple is probably the dungeon I'm most proud of, it has the whole mirrors and light puzzle which took ages to implement).Īs for the plot, well it's not War and Peace or anything. Oh yeah, I guess I should mention it runs on RPG Maker XP, which was kind of dated even when I started, but it's always worked fine for me. According to my Steam Library I've spent 1,300 working on the game. So, as you can see, there's a lot involved. The first thirteen have linear order of completion, but once you hit the Great Sea you have more freedom to tackle dungeons in any order. So the flow of a dungeon can be pretty similar to actual Zelda games.

In some dungeons you can find equipment which, when equipped to Link, let you do things in the overworld like cross gaps or destroy obstacles. The list of dungeons you'll need to face are as follows. There's an actual plot with dungeons and stuff. Of course the game isn't just a Hyrule exploration simulator. I actually like Holodrum more than Labrynna, but due to the way I wanted the geography to be, I ended up using a lot more of Labrynna than Holodrum. You get to explore the Great Sea as well and also visit parts of Holodrum and Labrynna.

Things don't stop at the Gerudo Desert and Hyrule though. Inside the Gerudo Desert there are various locations and dungeons from across the series, like the River of Sand, Arbiter's Grounds, Zuna Pyramid and Spirit Temple. This lies in the Drab Lands on the border with the Gerudo Desert. This game was actually released after I'd started working on the title (as was Breath of the Wild, which I'm happy to say has a fairly similar world layout to what I went with, only much, much, bigger). In the West of Hyrule we have Hytopia Fortress, taken from the Fortress in Tri Force Heroes. Though it's just where it is to have a port town, not much is taken from the actual geography of Zelda II (well except being able to fight a Goriya and get a trophy like at the start of Zelda II). The last settlement is the Harbour Town of Mido, taken from Zelda II. At the Foot of Death Mountain is the Mountain Town of Darunia, a name lifted from Zelda II Near the coast and the Eastern Temple just like in that game. In the east there's the Village of the Blue Maiden from Four Swords Adventures. In A Link to the Past it's called the Lost Woods, but since I already have a Lost Woods I've lifted a name from Oracle of Ages and called this area the Forest of Time. North of it is the forest where you obtain the Master Sword. Kakariko Village is situated in the North West like in A Link to the Past and is designed almost tile for tile after it's appearance there. Lon Lon Ranch is North of though that's more for convenience of layout as there are no ranches to the north in any of the games. Castle Town is in the centre like in Twilight Princess. Not all locations are taken directly from Hyrule, as there is a swamp south of the Lost Woods based off of the Southern Swamp from Majora's Mask. From Ocarina of Time we have the Lost Woods being located in the south east with the Gerudo Desert being to the west and Lake Hylia being situated to the south of that. I also have the peninsula located in the east (and yes, you can play Money Making Game there). The overall shape of Hyrule is based on the first game on in the series, with a coast to the south and the east and Death Mountain to the North. I think probably the best way to illustrate is with the overall map. I am a major Zelda fan and the whole idea was to express Zelda in an RPG medium. So this game is filled to the brim with references to the series. But if I'm asking you for help I should sell you on the game first. So most of the assets are preexisting stuff. I can do a barely capable job of editing existing images and sprites, but creating something from scratch that looks good is pretty much impossible. My talents do not lend themselves to artistic design. I do still need some help however, particularly in the art department. Ten years ago seems like a long time, but I haven't exactly been working on it continually all that time, more bursts of motivation followed by long periods of hiatus. So about ten years ago I set out to make a Zelda RPG of my own. More like Final Fantasy with a coat of Zelda paint. There have been a few fan games with the idea, but none of the ones I've come across have felt like they're actually Zelda.

#RPG MAKER VX ACE ZELDA LTTP TILESETS FULL#

RPG elements are things the series has played with here and there but a full on RPG is not something Nintendo has ever tried. What if Zelda were an RPG is a question many people have asked since Super Mario RPG came out.

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