Found all the collectables - do I take them "somewhere" or do "something" with them? Just want to know if looking for anything more is a waste of time, so a "yes, they is something they are used on" or "no, collecting them is their own reward" will suffice....

Grabbed the demo to try out on Linux and Steam Deck, but installing it doesn't actually download anything. :-) It instantly completes the download, creates a folder, but doesn't place anything into the folder.

There is a rock in the demo called Corrum and I have been having trouble finding it. EDIT: I FOUND THE THING AND UPDATED THIS POST AS SUCH... Except I'll remain as illusive as the post's that helped me out with the exception of this post. - Bow and Arrow Room: Using the Bow and Arrow's to light up the torches along the wall with the fire that blocked my path to it. - Bow and Arrow Upgrade Puzzle: After getting the upgrade, putting out all of the fire's. - Sand Crab Room: After getting...

The game so far is great. Really captured the feeling of playing ocarina of time back in the day. Only thing i found off was the sound, enemies dont feel "dangerous" when fighting them, your attacks lack that "Oomph" the n64 games had, even with the limitations of the console and the sound when solving a puzzle is just....wierd, feels like something that is playing backwards. The animations of your character feels rather stiff when climbing jumping and sidestepping, i know its trying to emulate a n64 3d g...

The animations and movement system are nearly 1:1 to OoT, which I guess is neat. I'm not sure whether that leans more towards ripoff or nostalgic, but it is what it is I suppose. However, the art is...really lacking. Especially when so much care has gone into the animations to really nail that OoT feel, the art being so unsophisticated is really glaring. Everything is too round, too vibrant, too monotone. It all comes down to the textures, they're just too smooth and basic. If the game is priced ap...