Nintendo has officially shown the remake’s Hyrule map, with the eastern side appearing noticeably larger and some areas seemingly expanded. The artwork suggests changes around Kakariko Village, Death Mountain and Zora’s Domain, though it may not match the final in-game map exactly.
01Summary
- 01The map for The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time (2026) was shared via Nintendo’s official X account in September.
- 02The eastern portion appears expanded, especially around Kakariko Village, Death Mountain and Zora’s Domain.
- 03The Gerudo territory to the west and Lake Hylia to the south look largely unchanged, or possibly smaller in the case of the Gerudo area.
- 04The story says the image is an artist’s rendering of Hyrule, not the actual in-game map.
- 05The remake is set to launch on 5 November 2026 for Nintendo Switch 2.
02Why it matters
The map reveal gives fans their clearest look yet at how much Nintendo may have changed Hyrule in the remake. It also indicates which familiar areas may be receiving more detail or new sections when the game launches.
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