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Zelda Mobile was a fan-made game based on The Legend of Zelda series created by Gorthwogh.
The Legend of Zelda XD2: Mercuris Chess is the sequel of the first XD parodic game, and was also released on April 1st, in 2017 this time. As a direct sequel, the overworld is expanded, the story is extended and the funny tone is kept, if not bettered! The game was made in 10 weeks (!), beginning with an a discussion about how people always mispronounce Mercuris Chest (note the T at the end). Diarandor suggested that a game could be named Mercuris Chess to make fun of the title, and the same day it was decided that it would be the next big April’s fools joke. The team worked really hard, and you can feel the improvements from the previous games. The game has 2 dungeons, and lots of side-quests and secrets everywhere, and also feature silly NPCs around the overworld. Be sure to speak to every one to not miss a joke!
Zelda Classic is an unofficial open-source Zelda fan game and game engine. It is, by itself, a recreation of the original The Legend of Zelda, but it allows the creation of expansions (called quests) which can be played with the game engine.
Link lost everything: memory, her equipment, and even worse, Princess Zelda. It's up to you to help him overcome this terrible ordeal! It is a complete game, which will make you laugh (hopefully) from beginning to end. It has two gigantic dungeons and its lifespan is estimated to be between 5 and 10 hours. Fortunately, the Forcetri is with you!
The Legend of Zelda: Return of the Hylian SE is a Solarus-made remake of Vincent Jouillat’s first game, hence the SE suffix (stands for Solarus Edition). It was first released on 12th August, 2006, and made with another custom engine in C++. It has been remade entirely in Solarus to take advantage of the better capabilities of the engine.
The Legend of Zelda: Mystery of Solarus DX is a fan-made sequel to The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past on SNES, using the same graphics and game mechanisms.
The Legend of Zelda: Triforce Duo is the sequel to Tropical Bird's "The Legend of Zelda: Link's Journey". Despite showing quite some improvements, it is still known for it rather poor quality, like is predecessor. This game however introduced the mechanic of two playable characters that can be switched between, which is necessary to solve various puzzles.
The Legend of Zelda: Link's Journey Deluxe is a fan game of The Legend of Zelda by Tropical Bird. It's story line is heavily inspired by Ocarina of Time, with many places being revisited. The game became somewhat infamous for it's poor quality, due to the fact that it was the first game by the developer.
The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Dream is a fanmade remake of the Game Boy cult classic The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening, first published in 1993 and enhanced with colors in 1998 with its DX version. The Solarus-made remake uses A Link to the Past graphics, extended with lots of custom sprites and tiles, in order to represent all the game’s characters, enemies and landscapes. Even the music has been remade in SNES-like fashion, to get the perfect feeling as if the game was released on Super Nintendo.
After Link's victory over Ganon, no one knows what Link's wish to the Triforce was. But this wish reunified the Light World and the Dark World and brought the 7 wise men's descendants back to life. Peace was back in Hyrule. But unfortunately, this wish also resurrected Ganon and his henchmen. He was preparing his revenge, but he couldn't do anything without the Triforce. One night, a familiar voice speaks to Link in his sleep...