YouTuber CryZENx, whose real name is Joseph, began work on this remake of Ocarina of Time several years ago and has been revealing new updates as they are finished. This recent update comes only months after another update was released of the Unreal Engine version of Ocarina of Time in December 2021, which means things must be coming along smoothly. The release date has yet to be revealed.

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CryZENx released a video almost 14 minutes long showing off the progress on the UE4 remake of Ocarina of Time. The video shows old versions of footage along with updated versions. The new footage shows an updated version of Kokiri Forest where the original game begins, with a more polished look than the previous version. New looks for enemies like Deku Baba and Skultulas are revealed in this video as well. It also shows off horse riding, which was also shown in the 4.26 video about the progress on this version of Ocarina of Time. This video also reveals how the clouds look now, as well as an options menu and a multiplayer mode.

The remake is not the only one being made, with another Ocarina of Time version being made in UE5 by RwanLink. Unreal Engine is software used in many AAA games these days, and its use to re-create this classic game has brought a new light to Ocarina of Time that not even the 3DS remake did at the time of its release.

CryZENx also revealed at the beginning of the video that Sora will be a playable character for fun. This could be an interesting addition to the remake with a crossover not many fans might expect in a revamped version of one of the best 3D games from the 90s.

With a PC port of Ocarina of Time on its way, the classic game continues to cement its place in the gaming world as one of the best Zelda games of all time. Older games are always in need of some improvement due to their now dated graphics, and it’s wonderful to see such a beloved classic updated with the times.

The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time is available on 3DS, Nintendo 64, and Switch.

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