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There’s just something so attractive about the classic Legend of Zelda games that we’re always looking for ways to experience that retro charm anew.
We could replay the iconic classics we so adore, but there’s always that fear that we’ll tire of The Legend of Zelda if we do this (however unlikely that sounds).
Here's the trailer for Veritus
A way to avoid this is to embark on new adventures, and we feel like this Steam free download is the ideal starting point to do just that.
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“Unshroud secrets hidden deep within the dark chambers of the god of shadow, Veritus’ castle. Persevere through monsters and mysteries lurking in every corner. Prepare to leave camp and journey into the castle’s lonely halls by collecting resources and equipment to make it out alive.”
Sounds thrilling with a smidgen of danger thrown in to keep you on your toes.
The god of shadow has many secrets, with you tasked with trying to uncover them without perishing. It’s quite the quest laid out before you in this indie PC game.
Each twist and turn of this castle will challenge you, so we hope you’re up to the task and can navigate your way safely through.
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Thankfully, there are safe areas located throughout the castle for you to regroup. Small god sends, eh?
Veritus is due to launch on 22 July, meaning you haven’t got long to wait before the full experience is yours. Still, why wait? You can download its demo now for free and get a head start.
With the casting for the live action Zelda film taking a beating, Legend of Zelda fans need a glimmer of hope.
And should you want something cosier than what Veritus offers, there’s another upcoming indie title on the way that’ll scratch that Legend of Zelda itch but is far less threatening.
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There’s no way you’ll be able to say you don’t have game options after reading this.
Topics: Steam, PC, The Legend Of Zelda