Released By | Ok Impala! |
---|---|
Category | Complete |
Platform | NES |
License | N/A |
Patching Information | No Special Requirements |
Genre | Role Playing > Action RPG |
Mods | G,S,L,T,GP,Other |
Patch Version | 1.9 |
Hack Release Date | 04 May 2023 |
Readme | Readme File |
Downloads | 10432 |
Last Modified | 04 May 2023 |
Description:
One day Link finds a portal to a strange land. Curious he starts exploring the magical world of Amida. Little does he know, that he’s on a brand new adventure that will take him to places he couldn’t have imagined. Amida has a deep emotional link to our hero. Can Link unravel the secrets of Amida and return to his own world?
Zelda II – Amida’s Curse is a brand new Zelda II adventure. The game has been build up from the ground. With a new world, new graphics and an original soundtrack by bentglasstube. The focus of Amida’s Curse lies on exploration above combat. Gameplay has been altered to make this, above all, a fun gaming experience. So, difficulty is lower than the original Zelda II, there are no cheap deaths and grinding isn’t necessary.
This has been a passion project spanning over 18 months of development time. A huge thanks to all people involved in making Zelda II – Amida’s Curse truly shine! You will find much more info in the ReadMe!
Now, go explore! A whole new world is waiting for you!
Features:
- 9 new temples to explore (vs 7 in vanilla Zelda II).
- 11 new towns to visit (vs 8 in vanilla Zelda II).
- New soundtrack.
- Brand new overworld.
- New story.
- New graphics.
- Animated tiles on the overworld.
- Balanced difficulty, no cheap deaths.
- No random encounters on the overworld.
- Loads of gameplay tweaks (building on Zelda II Redux).
- Lives you find are permanent.
- No grinding necessary.
- Enemy rebalancing, no more huge HP pools.
- Press A as a Fairy to instantly return to your normal form.
- Temple stones give fixed EXP.
- Fairy can’t fly through doors.
- Save anywhere by pressing up and A on the start menu. Be aware though, that you’ll be warped back to the starting point of the game. So, only use this option when you want to stop playing.
- And so much more…
Watch the release trailer here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZCqrJi8xbZg
Find the original soundtrack here: https://eatabrick.bandcamp.com/album/amidas-curse
Or listen on Spotify here: https://open.spotify.com/album/5XA6eVX9jtkxEe8XbiXBu9?si=e8e72cb58044450a
Download the NES Box and Cart art here: https://www.okimpala.net/_downloads/af5c832ab99ba056a153a9913498cfe3
ROM / ISO Information:
- Database match: Zelda II - The Adventure of Link (USA)
- Database: No-Intro: Nintendo Entertainment System (v. 20210216-231042)
- File SHA-1: 353489A57F24A429572E76BD455BC51D821F7036
- File CRC32: E3C788B0
- ROM SHA-1: 11333ADB723A5975E0ECCA3AEE8F4747AA8D2D26
- ROM CRC32: BA322865
Links:
Screenshots:
Video:
Credits:
Contributor | Type of contribution | Listed credit |
---|---|---|
Ok Impala! | Production | Design, Graphics, Story, Hacking |
bentglasstube | Music | Original Soundtrack, Hacking and ASM |
Trax | Hacking | Hacking and ASM |
ShadowOne333 | Hacking | Zelda 2 Redux |
Even harder than the original
Reviewed By: Thirteen 1355 on 24 May 2023I don’t really understand how this one is supposed to be more forgiving than the original. It throws very hard enemies at you from the start (harder than the regular Zelda II beginning enemies), and a game over still takes you back to the start of the entire game. The first dungeon just made me quit. It’s just too much of a hassle. I prefer the original Zelda II, because it gradually introduces you to the difficulty of the game.