Breath Of The Wild Streamer Shows Off Multiplayer Mod Gameplay

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A Twitch streamer and friends have shown off the beta for a new Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild multiplayer mod, and it was as fun as it sounds. Like many great games, Breath of the Wild has the pleasure of having a fantastic modding community that shares new ways to experience the game with its player base. The dedication of the modding community has led some to believe that a hypothetical PC release of Breath of the Wild 2 would better perform than the Switch release based on mods alone.

Modding communities have become almost essential to video games in the modern age. With a passionate modding community, a game’s replayability can span far beyond its intended life cycle as modders continuously inject new content for players to experience. Breath of the Wild fortunately possesses just such a community that has developed several mods for the game since its launch in 2017, including the massive fan overhaul mod Second Wind.

Related: Breath Of The Wild's Second Wind Mod: All New Content Explained

As reported by DualShockers, popular Twitch streamer PointCrow and fellow streamers DougDougW, Linkus7, and Samwitch gathered for a six-hour stream to beta test a Breath of the Wild multiplayer mod made by modders Alex Mangue, Sweet, and Ethi. This ambitious mod originated from PointCrow offering a $10,000 bounty for a BOTW multiplayer mod, a challenge the three modders were happy to accept. The stream features PointCrow and co. exploring the lands of Hyrule together in a four-player party, with each Link sporting a unique color. Though still early in development, a few improvements have already made the game more suited to a multiplayer experience. The map features helpful player markers to locate fellow players and enemy