The Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time Remake — a remake of the 1998 action-adventure game, in which Link travels across Hyrule through two eras to stop Ganondorf. Nintendo rebuilt the game, but retained the story and world design from the Nintendo 64 original. Voices for old acquaintances The first noticeable difference concerns the voice acting. Saria and the Great Deku Tree now speak, and story scenes are now fully voiced. Navi the Fairy also has a voice and still calls out to Link with "look!" and "listen!" The graphics have been redrawn in a style Game Informer called stylized realism, and the light and smoke in the grottoes react to the hero's steps. Management without old crutches The automatic ledge jump is gone; Link now has a dedicated jump button. Holding the roll button causes him to run, and he can swim noticeably faster than before. The camera can be controlled freely, and the gyroscope helps with aiming. Items can be scrolled through, just like in Breath of the Wild. A city where time goes by The market square near Hyrule Castle used to be a still image with a fixed camera. Now it's a fully-fledged district you can explore. Time of day moves continuously throughout the game, including in towns and buildings. To keep you on track, the Threads of Time journal contains a plot summary and a list of current objectives. Ocarina melodies can be played using the buttons or sung into the console's microphone. Remake on PC The remake was officially released only on Switch 2, and on PC it runs via an unofficial port. If you decide to download the torrent, The Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time RemakeDon't be surprised by the loading screens in some places. They were intentionally left in to make the game feel more like the original. Game features - A remake of the 1998 Ocarina of Time with the same plot. - Fully voiced story scenes. - Separate jump button, run and free camera. - Hyrule's market square, now open for strolling. - Seamless change of time of day in all locations. - Threads of Time magazine with plot summary and goals.