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...
