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The original 1998 release of The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time introduced many players to 3D open-world exploration. At the time, the central hub of Hyrule Field felt vast and majestic, providing a space that was large enough to traverse on horseback.
A recent remake of the title maintains a faithful approach to the original design. The landscape remains largely empty, featuring the same central hub structure with paths leading to various locations and Lon Lon Ranch, though it now includes additional rock formations and hills for texture.
The reviewer notes that this fidelity is a double-edged sword. While the lack of clutter preserves the authenticity of the original experience, the field feels sparse compared to modern Zelda titles that have embraced more complex open-world design.
Despite the emptiness, the remake includes a faster default running speed, which helps prevent the traversal of the field from feeling like a waste of time. The area continues to function primarily as a connecting space between towns and dungeons.
