Okay, so BS Zelda Map Two - Goriya Version is this weird little SNES gem that feels like someone remixed the original Zelda with a fever dream. You start off in familiar Hyrule—same top-down view, same sword-swinging—but then the Goriyas show up, and suddenly it’s like they’re running the place. Little fox dudes everywhere, throwing boomerangs like they own the dungeon.

The puzzles are classic Zelda, but with this oddball twist where you’re not just fighting monsters—you’re navigating their weird little hideouts. At one point, I swear I walked into a room that was just a maze of pots, and a Goriya was laughing at me from the corner. The music’s got that nostalgic chiptune vibe, but it’s slightly off, like someone rearranged the soundtrack in their basement.

If you’ve played the original, this feels like stumbling into an alternate universe where everything’s almost right… but not quite. It’s short, quirky, and honestly kind of charming in its own bizarre way. Just don’t expect it to play by the usual Zelda rules.