You'll have to clear a number of themed dungeons, and each one feels entirely unique. Generally speaking, Ocarina of Time constantly provides a great feeling of motivation and progress. The time travel element is an interesting dynamic, and while it's not forced onto the player too much, it's smartly woven into a handful of puzzles. Adult Link has to deal with a Hyrule in ruin, as the land suffers from the evil scourge of Ganondorf and his minions.
Young Link enjoys a spotless and vibrant countryside, ripe with incredibly interesting environments and areas. The world is different depending on which Link you are playing as. After you complete the initial three dungeons of the game (based around the elements of earth, fire, and water), you are free to travel back and forth through time. The main quest of Ocarina of Time is spread across two time periods one where Link is a young boy, and another that takes place seven years later. All told, it's possibly one of the best examples of a “perfect” or “flawless” video game. Nearly 20 years since its release, Ocarina of Time is still just as fun to play. Link's quest to save Princess Zelda and defeat the evil Ganondorf is nothing short of an epic masterpiece, and it still stands the test of time. It was the first time that many gamers experienced a wide open and explorable world one that felt rich with atmosphere and character. In many ways, Ocarina of Time set the standard for 3D adventure games coming into the new century.
When a fairy informs him of an upcoming evil, he sets out on an epic adventure. Taking place in the wonderful and varied land of Hyrule, the story follows a young boy named Link who lives in the forest. It was the first 3D adventure in the Zelda franchise, a series that made a name for itself during the NES and SNES era of Nintendo gaming. The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time is one of the best video games ever made, and it originally released on the Nintendo 64 in 1998.
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