Dark Hyrule Fantasy offers a much more sinister environment for Link to explore when playing through Ocarina of Time. The Legend of Zelda franchise, for the most part, has always been light and vibrantly colored, but the Dark Hyrule mod aims to change that. If you want your Legend of Zelda experience to be dark like your soul (overplayed goth joke for the win!), then the Dark Hyrule Fantasy mod is just for you. It aims to tweak the existing title while adding new gaming aspects to enjoy to deliver a finalized play experience that will leave Zelda fans feeling fulfilled. In addition to new experiences, the team also overhauled much of the original game as well, including shrines. Because of that, those players took to making this particular extended option with Second Wind. Second Wind came to be when a group of players felt that Nintendo didn’t properly utilize Breath of the Wild’s potential. It has over 50 impassioned fans working to make this a functional reality, including detailed new NPCs to meet and new gameplay aspects to explore. Even better? It completely overhauls key parts of the original story, like shrines. This Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild mod is called Second Wind and is pretty much an all-new fan-made expansion that gives new quests, NPCs, crafting, and so much more. There are many impressive mods out there, but for those Nintendo fans itching for new Breath of the Wild 2 news, this particular mod comes at the perfect time. This mod is its own expansion with new quests, NPCs, and more.
These mods are simple reskins, transforming bosses, NPCs, and Link himself into somebody else, someone that definitely doesn't belong in Hyrule. Good 'ol Tommy can be joined by Woody and Buzz from Toy Story, Grand Theft Auto characters like CJ - Even Waluigi can join the fun. There are so many joke mods out there for Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, including bringing the infamous Thomas the Tank Engine into the mix (seriously, this train is everywhere). You can learn more about that, and how to get started playing, right here.īecause sometimes a little silliness is necessary. This is meant for PC emulators, but you can technically play it on N64 systems, as well. This mod was inspired by the Ura Zelda expansion that never made it to the N64, taking that vision and bringing it to life with new dungeons, design tweaks, new maps, and more. Zelda 64 utilizes Ocarina of Time’s engine to deliver a completely new experience for players to enjoy.
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