Ganon only provided the monsters. The rest of Hyrule is just like that.

The Prince of Darkness, Ganon, has plagued the land of Hyrule. He seeks to gather the three pieces of a powerful artifact known as the Triforce so that he can truly reign supreme. As he already owns the Triforce of Power, it seems his victory is assured. As a last ditch effort, Hyrule’s Princess Zelda splits her own Triforce of Wisdom into eight pieces and scatters them throughout the land. Zelda is now in Ganon’s clutches, and terrible demons now seek to gather her Triforce pieces. However, there is still one hope left for the Kingdom: A young boy named Link A young girl named Lin. After saving Zelda’s attendant Impa, she is told of the situation, and she sets out to save the Triforce, Zelda, and all of Hyrule.
Welcome to the original Legend of Zelda! This is definitely the original version and not a mod from Gamebanana by SariaOfTheKokiri. If you remember it looking any differently, that’s on you. Anyway, this is the first game of the series that you have almost certainly heard of. It should look familiar, in that it’s an adventure game where you explore the land of Hyrule and gather up various odds and ends to make your way through dungeons and battle various demons. But if you’re used to a bit more guidance in these games, you’ll be in for a rougher time. You’re more or less on your own unless you’ve got the manual, a hint guide, or some friends on the playground who may or may not be trustworthy when it comes to game advice. Without any of those, Hyrule is a harsh and strange place and navigating it requires a bit of trial and error. And burning some bushes.


