wtf is dusklight-uwp?

Dusklight is a reverse-engineered reimplementation of the game Twilight Princess, written in C++. "Reverse-engineered reimplementation" means the developers studied how the original game works, without access to the original source code, and rewrote it from scratch so it can run on modern hardware and operating systems. The goal is to be as faithful as possible to the original while adding new options, quality-of-life improvements, and customization tools. Because the project does not include any original game assets (artwork, audio, game data), you must own a copy of the original game and provide a dump of your disc image. The README lists two supported versions, GameCube USA and GameCube EUR, identified by a hash checksum you can verify before running. Once set up, Dusklight runs on desktop operating systems, iOS, and Android. On desktop, you extract the application, point it at your game dump, and press Play. The graphics layer requires a GPU that supports D3D12, Vulkan, or Metal, modern graphics APIs (programming interfaces for communicating with graphics hardware), so older integrated graphics chips may not work. This specific repository adds unofficial, work-in-progress support for UWP (Universal Windows Platform), which is Microsoft's application framework for running apps on Windows in a sandboxed environment. The main Dusklight project lives in a separate repository, this one is a fork focused on that UWP target. Fans of the original game who want to play it on modern devices with enhancements, or developers interested in game reimplementation techniques, are the intended audience.