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'Skrillex Quest' Combines Dubstep And Zelda
I spent about 15 or 20 minutes playing this browser game and I have no idea what just happened. Dubstep king Skrillex joined forces with Jason Oda to create a sort of 8-bit retro homage.
"Remember blowing the dust out of your NES cartridges when they glitched? This game is all about that from the perspective of the people within the game," Oda said on Facebook. "Skirllex also makes a cameo at the end."
The game has plenty of nods to classic 8-bit titles, specifically The Legend of Zelda. Head over to the official website to try it out for yourself.
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