A new playable demo of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Unreal Engine 5.5. fan made remake by CryZENx is now available for download, allowing fans to experience another remade portion of the classic game by Nintendo.
The demo, which can be downloaded here, features a short sequence starting with the Ging Dodongo fight and ending shortly after reaching the Great Fairy and getting the magic bar. What makes these short sequences impressive is the accurate recreation of both the visuals and gameplay mechanics of the classic, making this demo a must-play for those wanting to experience a small portion of the classic entry in the series in a modernized way.
The Zelda: Ocarina of Time Unreal Engine 5.5. remake creator CryZENx also shared a video showcasing the demo. You can find it right below.
CryZENx has been working on this The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time Unreal Engine 5 remake for a good while, showing time and time again what an excellent job they are doing. While there's no doubt Nintendo would shut down the project if it were ever released as a full game, hopefully, the Japanese company will take note of it and release a proper, modern remake of the game for one of its future gaming systems.
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