The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time remake is getting co-op with compatibility for up to four players. The exciting development arrives just days after Ocarina of Time officially released for the Nintendo Switch 2.

The Zelda series has largely been a single-player franchise since its inception, though there have been some occasional exceptions. Games like The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords and Tri Force Heroes have had an emphasis on co-op gameplay, and the Hyrule Warriors spin-off franchise has also given players the option of two-player co-op.

Ocarina of Time Remake may be setting expectations so high that whatever Nintendo does with the next Zelda game could disappoint someone.

Zelda: Ocarina of Time can now be played in co-op, with anywhere from two to four players joining in. The development comes by way of a gamer called daurosk, who has already released a build of a mod that allows gamers to play together. However, the mod comes with some caveats, with the first being that it's currently in a beta phase, and is incomplete. Due to its beta stage, there are some issues with synchronization between players, which currently includes ocarina songs not being audible to all in the game, and fishing can't be played together. However, most weapons work, enemies can be fought together, and equipment like items, songs, heart containers, and more are shared.

Additionally, players will need to keep a couple of things in mind regarding this mod. Currently, the mod is designed to work with an emulated copy of Ocarina of Time , so it's not natively running off of one's PC.

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