Madman Remakes The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild in Labo

Imagine that you need to be patient in creating such complex things in Labo.

Toy-Con Garage VR, which comes with the software Nintendo Labo VR KitEssentially a programming tool that allows players to create simple games. You can then play the game in VR or standard 2D mode.

However, the tool is very rough and has no scope for Dreams. What makes this creation @Green_squid Even more impressive. Green_Squid used Labo to rebuild the first shrine that appeared in The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild.

The video below shows not only the final product, but the scripting logic behind it. Obviously, some mechanics are missing, but this is very close to the game, especially when the toolset is limited.

The script window also makes it look extremely complicated, which is to be expected. Sadly, Green_Squid's creation cannot be shared online, so others can explore it, unlike Dreams or even Nintendo's own Super Mario Maker.

マ グ ネ 自 体 は 手 抜 き 実 装 な の で, this time は BGM を PLAY し て み ま し た. # ラ BO work # ニ ン テ ン ド ー ラ BO #NintendoLabo #BreathoftheWild pic.twitter.com/PtsvcM8LZ3

-Midreeca (@Green_Squid) February 29, 2020