Hunder
Point and ClickHunder is a point'n'click game, with short narrative and some puzzles, currently being developed for an Academic Project.
An experiment in naturalistic open narrative, designed by Peter Moorhead, with art by Michael "Picobots" Falk, and sound design by Steven "Surasshu" Velema.
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Heh, I loved the nod towards The Legend of Zelda in your video.
As for the game itself, I think the randomization makes for a very interesting take on the genre, other games have tried it, but usually only really scratched the surface.