Dawn to Twilight Plus

Description

2 years back, I created my first ZC quest, dubbed "Dawn to Twilight". This here is a very much needed update to it, including a lot of fixes from the original plus some new content that was not possible to achieve back in 2.10. It also got a nice facelift graphics-wise thanks to Pure ZC Member Atrusw0nder. Even if you played the previous edition, you'll want to try this one as well, as there's some new things to find!

Story

One day in Hyrule, Link was out fishing, relaxing after saving his homeland once again. As he laid about, however, he began to hear a voice, calling out for his help. Oddly, the voice came from the lake, and Link soon found himself pulled into it's waters, going unconsious. When he awoke, he found himself in an unfamiliar place.

Link later finds out he's on the distant continent of Elmingarde, which is under siege by an evil warlock. Seeing no other option, Link sets out to free this land and release the seal on Elmingarde's goddess, Solaria.

Tips & Cheats

There are some helpful tips in the readme. There's no cheats, because cheating is no fun~

Credits

Many thanks to Atrusw0nder for the graphic re-haul for my quest as well as for rekindling my spark for Zelda Classic!

Thank you to anyone who plays this.~

And of course, thank you to PureZC and Nintendo!

Rodanism

Posted 24 January 2026 - 01:01 PM

This quest looked ok in the standard basic Z1 format. The gameplay was ok, too.

To be totally honest I felt the whole thing was a bit stiff and little annoying. I thought many of the puzzle solution were a bit illogical and obtuse. Resource drops, like bombs and magic refills, were a bit scarce. I always ran out in the dungeons. The dungeon designs were somewhat unlikeable and tedious for me. Please make the block puzzles permanent! A lot of those were a long winded setup to solve (while simultaneously being uninteresting). Lets be real; no one enjoys solving the same puzzles over and over.

WhippyBoi

Posted 19 April 2014 - 11:33 AM

I have nothing to say.

)-( Marchland Malady )-(

Posted 18 May 2013 - 12:54 PM

It is true that this quest does have a difficulty level that is above average, but it can be beaten if you are persistent. Most of the levels were a little too linear for my liking, but I did find levels 5 and 8 to be interesting. The new graphics do make things look better, but the general appearance of the game still has room for improvement (as big as level 6 is, it could use a unique look of its own.)

MermaidCim

Posted 16 May 2013 - 05:49 PM

I'm loving this 2.5 version of the quest. Familiarity is pretty crucial. Looking forward to more great ones.

Tom_of_Mule

Posted 15 August 2015 - 03:14 PM

Okay. I've been led to the hammer. Excellent!

So, would someone please tell me where Level 5 is located?
i've been there but can't seem to find it again.

Thanks !

Tom_of_Mule

Posted 11 August 2015 - 04:36 PM

If I had a hammer!
I am in Level 6 and need the hammer.

I thought I might find it in Level 5.
I was in Level 5 awhile back but can't remeber how to find it again.

Please enlighten!

WhippyBoi

Posted 19 April 2014 - 11:33 AM

Just be aware that if you use a key in the wrong spot in Level 5 you can get stuck.

Eddy

Posted 31 October 2013 - 10:28 AM

I think it's about time I try this quest out, it's been sitting here for too long and I really need to play this >_<

And as far as the screenshots go, looks really good!

MermaidCim

Posted 16 May 2013 - 05:42 PM

Im trying to find the Raft in level 4. Was a stair supposed to open in the right cavern path?

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