Minecraft player is recreating all of Breath of the Wild’s Hyrule in-game

Content creator Grazzy is using Minecraft to rebuild the entirety of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild’s Hyrule.

In the years since it first took the world by storm, Minecraft has been used to build many awe-inspiring creations. Inventive players have taken it upon themselves to design entire cities in the world of Minecraft.

Houses, castles, and the like crop up every so often as well, occasionally going viral on social media due to their intricate details.

Users have even designed full-on games with Minecraft tools, the experiences ranging from racers and RPGs to Doom-like shooters and platformers. But is it possible to bring the land of Hyrule to Mojang’s sandbox? Apparently so.

YouTuber’s Breath of the Wild recreation in Minecraft is impressive

YouTuber Grazzy has tasked himself with reconstructing every inch of Breath of the Wild in the Mojang-created sandbox game. And given the sheer size of Hyrule, this project isn’t exactly a simple one.

Speaking with IGN, the content creator said he’s long dreamed of building BOTW in Minecraft and started by reconstructing the former’s Great Plateau region.

This starting effort paid dividends, evidenced by the 1.4 million views on the build’s first YouTube video. Grazzy released the video in question over a year ago; he’s made a lot of…