Minecraft that had been released in 2011, encompasses numerous incredible things. Minecraft has grown to become one of the most popular games of all time, allowing millions of players to create whatever they can imagine. Many gamers have built their own structures, worlds, and works of art in the game over the years. Others have taken influence from other video game titles, making pieces based on the worlds of Final Fantasy, Cyberpunk 2077, and Sonic the Hedgehog, among others. 
Reddit user lg_cuber posted a build of the Temple of Time. However, it turns out that this isn't even a fraction of what they're accomplishing. While the temple is spectacular, it turns out they're actually replicating the entirety of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild in Minecraft. When it comes to the scale, the builder adds that emulating the game to a 1:1 scale will make Steve feel too small. So it'll be similar in magnitude to that, but in a way that feels more natural in Minecraft. They're using a tweak called WorldEdit to copy and paste areas and even fill them with blocks quickly. WorldEdit can even rotate complete structures, which is really useful. 
Players have developed entire areas such as Midgar City and Night City, and their works may be rather amazing. One gamer has opted to embark on a fantastic journey by creating an entire game in Minecraft. They have a big job ahead of them, as they are responsible for the entire game of The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild. The Great Plateau's construction has received a lot of positive response from Redditors. Many people are excited to see the full result and have inquired whether there is a global download, to which lg cuber replied that they will build one after everything is finished. Many people wish lg cuber luck because they have taken on such a difficult endeavour. Some joke that they hope lg cuber's CPU survives the process of recreating Breath of the Wild, while others joke that they can outrun Nintendo's legal team. Breath of the Wild has a large environment with a lot of content, so it'll be interesting to see how lg cuber recreates it all in Minecraft.