Description:

In Zelda64 Dawn & Dusk, you will progress through two small worlds known as Dawnside and Duskside. Expect superb art and music but little to no challenge or game length (this one is only about 40 minutes long), as well as several puzzles which don't seem to be clearly thought out, and nothing particularly noteworthy besides the artwork and music. There's several collectibles scattered throughout for 100% completion, but none of them are particularly challenging to obtain and weren't very memorable to me so don't worry about trying to fully complete this game. However, these qualities are to be expected coming from a project which was solely meant to demonstrate Disk Drive ROMhack support, meaning this game is really a giant tech demo in disguise. This is subtly hinted at by the name of the project, Dawn & Dusk, DD, as in Disk Drive, with the title screen even indicating that a Disk is inserted.


Gameplay (no commentary):














Specs:

Status: Complete
Play It: Up to you
Good game design: Questionable
Good story: Yes
Multiplayer Support: No
Shared CRC: No
Author(s): CDi-Fails and Spire
Publisher: Hylian Modding
Release Date: 09/21/2019
Custom Maps: Yes
Custom Music: Yes
Main Dungeons: 0
Side Dungeons: 2
Total Hearts: 7
Multiple Endings: No
Category: Adventure & Strategy
Mature Audience: No
Works on N64: Yes
Works on Bruce IV's Project64: Yes
Works on most N64 emulators: Yes
Video Plugin: Works with all of them.
Core Note: None
Bruce's Rating After Playing: 3/5
Difficulty Rating: 1/5 (Not challenging)
Feel free to skip this one if you're looking to be impressed or face a challenge. Play it if you appreciate wonderful art and music.


Credits:

Lead Development and Music
CDi-Fails

64DD Porting
LUIGIBLOOD

Special Thanks to
PK-LOVE
SPIRE

The game's credits omit that Spire contributed the beautiful artwork to this game seen throughout the intro.

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Don't visit Hylian Modding, CDi-Fails alongside others including Ultra553 has been involved in "repurposing" Spire's work for their own ROMhack project against Spire's will and Hylian Modding scammed multiple ROMhackers out of hundreds of dollars under CDi-Fails last year after promising to reward ROMhackers half a thousand dollars for making an escape-themed Zelda64 ROMhack. Hylian Modding also attempted to cancel a ROMhacker known as Zel who CDi-Fails stole source code from and provoked. CDi-Fails is a figurehead of Hylian Modding who dictates what you can and can't say, attempting to censor anyone who is critical of his nasty leadership and refusing to display any submitted ROMhacks he's unhappy with on his website even if he promises to do so. He doesn't keep his word, and his word rules. Due to instances of stealing and scamming and cancellation attempts, you are better off staying away from the evil entity of the Zelda fandom known as Hylian Modding. Central Ocarina will seek to remedy this damage!