Explore Legend Of Zelda Dungeons In Fortnite With Fan-Made Map

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You Can Now Explore Legend Of Zelda Dungeons In Fortnite With Fan-Made Map

We have been impressed by a few fan-made Fortnite creations in the past, but this recreation of The Legend Of Zelda is seriously next level. via IGN We have been impressed by a few fan-made Fortnite creations in the past, but this recreation of The Legend Of Zelda is seriously next level. Gamers appear to be frustrated by video games not being exactly what they want them to be in the present day. As the old saying goes, you can't please all of the people all of the time. Or can you? By handing over the creative reigns to the players themselves, developers have given anyone and everyone the chance to do whatever they like. That's exactly what Epic did with in 2018 by adding Creative Mode. A mode in which players can make their very own maps and islands. If you want to create something special, then it will require a lot of patience. However, some players have exhibited exactly that, and created some beautiful maps. Our favorite creation to date was a map depicting the opening stages of Red. THEGAMER VIDEO OF THE DAY That being said, the Fortnite version of Pallet Town may now have to settle for second place. That's because YouTuber has recreated the entirety of the NES classic, . The map is huge, features all nine dungeons, and you can literally play through it as if you were playing the original game. You can check out the map in all of its glory above, and also be walked through any of the dungeons by Mustard Plays in case you get stuck. Amazingly, the incredibly creative gamer used just seven different pieces to recreate the iconic world in Fortnite. Gold coins represent the original game's rupees, and you will be tasked with collecting all the triforce pieces if you want to complete the game. The best thing about creations like this is that should the creator choose to, (and why wouldn't they?) they can be made available for everyone to try. If you like the look of The Legend Of Zelda map, you can play through it yourself using the code 2326-3456-6999. Bear the above video in mind should you get stuck, and that 30 years later, the tricks and traps are there for fun, rather than to push you to your breaking point.