The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom can now be played on PC. The unofficial Tears of the Kingdom port is just one of the latest instances of classic Nintendo games, among others, being made playable off of their original hardware.
Tears of the Kingdom was extremely popular at release, and many gamers have already explored everything there is to see in the game. However, bringing the game to PC introduces a lot of new possibilities, like boosting the visuals of the game to a higher resolution than the original Switch version.
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A new project called SkyboundTOTK has been released by a creator called NotRexed on GitHub that allows gamers to enjoy Tears of the Kingdom on PC. At the moment, the project supports the 1.0.0 base game version of Tears of the Kingdom. Like the Super Smash Bros. Ultimate PC port, this project works by translating the AArch64 game code into the programming language C, which is then compiled locally into a native executable compatible with Windows 10 and 11. Interested gamers should be aware that the project is experimental, and that graphical glitches may occur, as well as gameplay hiccups that might prevent a complete playthrough.
Unlike some fan ports, SkyboundTOTK requires that players provide their own legally-obtained copy of Tears of the Kingdom in order to play. SkyboundTOTK is fully compatible with keyboard and mouse controls, and players can alter the display settings to experience the game in fullscreen or windowed mode, with an ultrawide mode also available, though it's still in the experimental phase.
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