Zelda: Ocarina of Time Gets Co-Op Multiplayer Thanks To Fan

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Players can now tackle The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time with friends after a fan and developer added co-op multiplayer to an already extensive mod. The Unreal Engine fan remake of Ocarina of Time created by CryZENx was completed this past December after years of work, and brings a lot of what made the original title a classic into high-end, modern graphical splendor along with a few new features.

While the Legend of Zelda franchise is mostly known for sprawling single-player adventures, Nintendo has officially dabbled with multiplayer on a few occasions for its renowned fantasy series. Perhaps the most recognizable of these attempts is The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords, which was originally released along with A Link to the Past for the Game Boy Advance. It is one of the few times players each got to play as Link simultaneously, as most other forms of co-op throughout the Zelda series appear as limited gameplay mechanics. Now, however, arguably the most well-received Zelda title of all time has a means for players to engage in co-op invoking similar ideas to Four Swords.

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A new video from CryZENx showcases more than twenty full minutes of co-op multiplayer gameplay in their Unreal Engine Zelda: Ocarina of Time mod. It covers some of the introductory Kokiri Forest area up to the first main boss of the Deku Tree dungeon. Link is also not the only playable option, as it appears different Zelda character skins are also available. From the video, it seems that only one player controls what is equipped at any given time through the pause menu, though this doesn't detract from what's an impressive addition to an already impressive fan-made