The randomized overworlds seem to be well designed, for a randomized generator, in that they feel like they are following similar design principles that are evident in the original game, meaning that the maps are playable, and feel like they are broken up into zones, much like the original. The new maps are randomly generated by a seed function, and the seed value always generates the same map, so if you find one that you find especially interesting, you can easily share it with your friends, without copyright violations, by sharing the seed. It takes the rom file for the original Legend of Zelda (not included), and replaces the original overworld map with a completely new map. Why arguing about Link’s gender is dumb, and why it’s importantĪnother awesome Legend of Zelda romhack, this one by Garret Bright.
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