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The Legend Of Zelda

#Fictional  #Fantasy  #Local  
Created by AbsolutelyEthan (all)
Went public on 3/30/2015
Number of ratings: 64
Average rating: 3.3437 / 5
128 territories, 106 bonuses, 2 distribution modes

Description

Based off the 1987 Nintendo Entertainment System game, The Legend of Zelda.

Single territory bonuses represent secrets, locations, and items within the world. Quad bonuses' values are determined by accesibility.

For standard play, use the 'Standard' distribution mode. For a fun 9 or fewer FFA, try the 'Levels' distribution mode.

Reviews

Review by Nathan on 3/30/2015.
Wow. This is super cool! When I saw the title and thumbnail I was wondering how you would do the bonuses, but it totally works.

A couple thoughts:
- Why not make the warp points connect? That would help with the turtling that becomes an inevitability with this map.
- Why do the money-making games in A2 and M8 give a positive bonus, when the ones at G8 and P2 give a negative one?
- I could see a negative bonus because of the falling rocks in H2, I2 and J2.
- Isn't there a potion shop in the desert that is revealed by the recorder? I'm thinking J3.
- No bonus for the waterfall advice lady in K2?
- You have to make a second quest map, too!
Response by map creator AbsolutelyEthan on 3/30/2015
Awesome, Im glad you like it!

my idea with the money making games is that you could potentially lose money (when i played, it was most of the time)

I wanted to make the warp points connect, but I figured it would be confusing to some players. Maybe ill add them and show they connect with an icon, or something.

Unless im mistaken, the recorder only activates the lakes in the first quest, in the second quest it reveals a heart container and something else in the desert.

I forgot the waterfall lady! whoops. Ill have to add her.


I was thinking of making a second quest version of the map, but first I want to make a map containing all of the dungeons (Levels) for both quests combined. I initially wanted to include the first quest dungeons in this map, you would enter a dungeon from the overworld, but the map would have been way too big.

Thanks for the review.
8 out of 9 people found this review helpful.
Review by Hard Man on 4/10/2015.
Wow, this is amazing. Great job!
4 out of 4 people found this review helpful.
Review by Cursona on 3/30/2015.
If it was a girl, I would ask it out on a nice date.
6 out of 10 people found this review helpful.
Review by Andalorium on 1/7/2017.
I had the Theme song playing through my mind the whole time I was playing the map. Thought it was awesome thought map of each dungeon would be awesome, and a final map with all of them connected would be cool too, it is awesome just the same.
2 out of 2 people found this review helpful.
Review by Oilers on 7/24/2021.
fun
2 out of 2 people found this review helpful.
Review by The General on 4/23/2016.
omg this makes me so horny
2 out of 3 people found this review helpful.
Review by BuTZe on 12/30/2022.
Cool Map Design :)
Fun to play!
1 out of 1 person found this review helpful.
Review by Dan Douglas on 9/5/2022.
What a jumbled mess of colours. Game play was quite good, but navigating with the colors and the odd triangle connections was a headache. Anyone playing on a small screen will have some extra difficulty.
2 stars only for the good gameplay. I would have gave it a 4 If It were black and white.
Response by map creator AbsolutelyEthan on 10/8/2022
thanks dougie!
0 out of 1 person found this review helpful.
Review by Sonny on 7/13/2018.
Fun but grows tiresome in end
0 out of 2 people found this review helpful.