Zelda: Ocarina of Time Retuned

Zelda: Ocarina of Time Retuned (OotR) is a reimagining of Nintendo’s Ocarina of Time from 1998. It released for the 25th anniversary of OoT in 2023 for Nintendo Switch. The game features an altered storyline, more items, dungeons, expanded gameplay and items, and more side quests, and many more things.
== Changes ==
* Hyrule Field is made bigger, and has more interaction involved with it, such as small villages. In the Child Era, Link can talk to a character named Ramsel, who can take Link to different parts of the Field quickly. The Field is around the size of Twilight Princess’. 
* A bestiary has been added, cataloguing different enemies that Link defeats, along with lore of areas Link goes to. It also catalogs rumors.
* The game now has a quest log, tracking side quests and story quests. 
* New areas are added for the game, such as Kaztop Plains, the Kori Mountains, and Gerudo Town. 
* A fourth spiritual stone is added, along with two new sages, Wind and Snow.
* New dungeons are added, including the Tower of the Winds, the Drained Resivor, Kaze Caves, the Wind Temple, and the Snow Temple. There are also optional side quest dungeons.
* New items are added, including for child Link, the Magic Leaf. For adult Link there is the Loft-feathered Fan, The Magic Glider, Water Bombs, and the Magic Rod. There is also the White Tunic, which protects Link from freezing to death in freezing areas, such as Kori Mountain Ascent. 
* There are now 120 golden skulltulas, and there is also another reward for killing 30, the spider tracker.
* More might be added -The creator
== Plot ==
While the plot for OoTR is mostly the same, there are some major changes. This is a complete summary of it entirely.
**AUTHOR’S NOTE: while no one can not add to the story, edits to shorten, fix, and make the story more readable are welcome**
=== Kokiri Forest - Child of Courage ===
The game begins with Link having a nightmare. In it, he sees a white horse carrying two unknown characters, followed by a massive black horse with a silhouette riding and another silhouette hovering by it. The horse rider summons a strange energy towards Link, causing the dream to end. Afterwards, the game cuts to a being known as the Great Deku Tree talking to a small fairy named Navi. The Deku Tree says that a vile evil is marching over Hyrule, and must be stopped. He says that Navi must find the boy with no fairy. Navi departs and wakes up Link. Navi says that Link has been summoned by Deku Tree and must meet him. Upon leaving his house, he is met by his friend Saria. Saria is proud that Link finally both got a fairy and has been summoned by the Deku Tree. However, he his prevented from entering the Deku Tree grove unless he has a sword and shield. After buying a Deku Shield and finding the Kokiri Sword, Link can meet the Deku Tree. The Deku Tree then presents Link with a trial of courage to help him. Link must journey into the tree itself to lift a curse placed upon it. Link accepts and enters the tree. After finding the slingshot within, Link defeats the plant-like Deku Scrubs And reaches the deepest room. There, he confronts the cycloptic spider Gohma. Link slays it and completes the trial. After doing so, Link returns to talk to the tree. The Deku Tree explains about the origin of the curse: a man from the western desert. He sought the Spiritual Stone in the tree’s possession. After the tree refused, the man placed the curse upon it. The tree explains that the spiritual stone is one of five keys to enter the Sacred Realm, where the legendary Triforce resides. The Deku Tree gives Link the Stone so he may protect it from evil. In the tree’s parting words, Link must head to Hyrule Castle and meet a princess there. The Deku Tree then exhales his last breath and dies. After witnessing the death of it, Link sets out for Hyrule Castle. On his way out, Mido, a Kokiri bully, scolds Link for it and walks off. Link then exits the woods after meeting with Saria again. As a token of their friendship, Saria gives Link an Ocarina for protection. Link then runs out of the woods and begins his journey.
=== Central Hyrule - A Princess of Fate ===
Leaving the Forest, Link enters Hyrule Field, an expansive plain that takes up Central Hyrule. Upon exiting, he is meted by Kaebora Gaebora, a talking owl. He tells Link of the journey ahead, and says he will help the little hero and his quest. Afterwards, Link meets a Hylain named Gaven, a researcher who is obsessed with Kokiri. He is amazed to see Link exit the forest, as Kokiri who do so are said to die. He helps Link by telling him that his goal, Hyrule Castle, is on the other side of the field. Link heads on and reaches the Castle Town. The Castle Town is split between the Market, the residential area, and aristocratic area. He makes it to Hyrule Castle, but has to get past the guards to meet the princess. With the help of a farm girl named Malon, Link uses the egg she gave him, (which hatched into a cucoo) to find Talon, her father. Waking Talon up from his nap allows him to move out of the passage into the Castle Gardens. Within the Gardens, Link sneaks past more sets of guards, and reaches the deepest area. There, he finally meets the princess, Zelda. Zelda notices Navi, and thinks of the hero as a child of the Forest. She also knows Link has the Kokiri’s Emerald. She tells Link about a dream she had: Hyrule enveloped in dark clouds, with a fairy, and a figure holding the Kokiri Emerald emerging from the woods. She believes Link represents the glowing light in the dream. Furthermore, she believes that the dark clouds represent the ones she has been spying on through a window. There are two figures in the window: Ganondorf, the King of the Gerudo, and his right hand, the Gerudo Chancellor Resa. Zelda worries that the two are after the Triforce, a wish granting relic, concealed within the Sacred Realm. The only way to enter the sacred realm are to find the four spiritual stones, and use a relic known as the Ocarina of Time. Without delay, Link must find the other three Spiritual Stones. Before he leaves, Zelda gives him a Royal Pass, allowing him to gain passage to certain places. Before leaving, he is met by Impa, Zelda’s attendant. She teaches Link Zelda’s Lullaby on his ocarina, and helps him leave. She tells youth to begin his hunt by going to Death Mountain, where the Gorons live. It seems the journey is just beginning.
=== Death Mountain - Ordeal of Power ===
After a tour through Kakariko Village, Link ascends the volcanic Death Mountain and reaches the cavernous town of Goron City. Meeting with their chief, Darunia, Link must calm him down to try and ask about the Spiritual Stone. Link uses the magic gate in the city to go to the Lost Woods, a forest close to his old home. By reaching the innermost meadow, Link meets with Saria, who teaches him Saria’s Song. Returning to the City, Link uses his ocarina to cheer Darunia up with Saria’s Song. Darunia, his stress melted, agrees to give him the Spiritual Stone, but must first test his resolve- by going to Dodongo’s Cavern and slaying the monsters.
Will edit soon -the creator of this page.
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