Fan Dev Shows 3D Minish Cap Remake in Unreal Engine 5
CryZENx shared YouTube footage of an unofficial 3D remake of The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap, built in Unreal Engine 5 without Nintendo's involvement.
Fan developer CryZENx has revealed footage of a 3D remake of The Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap built in Unreal Engine 5, according to gamerant.com. The videos were shared on YouTube and show the top-down Game Boy Advance game rebuilt as a fully 3D experience.
The project is unofficial and has no involvement from Nintendo. CryZENx has been working on it for some time, with later videos documenting its development over several months.
No confirmed release date exists for a completed version, and CryZENx has not promised to recreate the entire original game. Nintendo has not announced an official remake of The Minish Cap.
Earlier work and the original game
CryZENx previously spent years recreating The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time in Unreal Engine. The Minish Cap was originally released in 2004, and in the game Link partners with Ezlo, a talking cap that lets him shrink.
Quick answers
Is the Unreal Engine 5 Minish Cap remake official?
No. The project is unofficial and has no involvement from Nintendo.
Does the Minish Cap Unreal Engine 5 remake have a release date?
No confirmed release date exists for a completed version, and the developer has not promised to recreate the entire original game.
Who is making the 3D Minish Cap remake?
Fan developer CryZENx, who previously spent years recreating The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time in Unreal Engine.