Zelda's Adventure

Released May 10, 1996 on Philips CD-i

About Zelda's Adventure

Zelda's Adventure is an action adventure game released on May 10, 1996, for the Philips CD-i. Published by Philips Interactive Media and developed by Viridis, it is part of The Legend of Zelda franchise. The game is designed for a single player and uses a bird's-eye, isometric perspective. Its themes are fantasy and action.

The story centers on Princess Zelda, who explores the southeastern region of Hyrule called Tolemac in an effort to rescue Link from the villain Gannon. Players gather seven celestial signs along the way. The game is set in a fantasy world with a top-down view.

This title was developed separately from the earlier CD-i Zelda games and is one of the few in the series where Zelda is the playable character. Its releases and reception have drawn considerable debate among fans, and Nintendo does not count it as an official part of the series.