However, when you're on your own in Triforce Heroes you can explore a tiny town. A stark difference from Four Swords, where you'd also come across villages filled with NPCs. When you're play as a team, it seems to be all action. So is it all action, or are there towns and stuff? Then, you'll hop on each other's shoulders so the top-most Link can leap up onto the disk and start slashing the crap out of its squishy, cycloptic eye. One - a giant spinning disk, covered in spikes - sees you lobbing bombs in a hole at the centre. But you'll be working with all three players to best the foe. You've got the familiar puzzle-like way of figuring out how to kill the giant monster at hand. However, the game really feels like a classic Zelda game during boss battles. You'll fight critters, use items (like a bow, bombs, and a rod that causes a pillar of water to shoot out of the ground), and solve puzzles.īut the puzzles aren't exactly tough, and the dungeons are really short as they're designed to be dipped in and out of in about 10 minutes each. It plays, controls and looks almost exactly like Link Between Worlds. But you can only nominate the stages you have unlocked. Levels are designed to be replayable, anyway, complete with bonus challenges that appear on your second, third, and fourth play.Įveryone who plays gets to vote on the level you'll tackle. Your progress through the campaign is unique to you so you can dip in and out with different groups. Do I have to play the entire game with the same group? So that's something.įinally, the game supports Download Play so your nearbypals don't need a copy of the game to play along. But if you go online with just one friend, you'll automatically be paired with a random third player. Unlike the last co-op Zelda game, Four Swords, you sadly can't play with just two players. You can only control one at once and they have no artificial intelligence so it's slow, and just not much fun. You can go solo and use freaky doll-like "doppels" to help fight enemies and solve puzzles. You'll work together, and even climb on each other's shoulders in a big totem to attack tall monsters and solve vertical puzzles. It's a new The Legend of Zelda game, where three players team up and go off on mini-adventures together. Still got questions? Chuck them in the comments and we'll try our best to answer 'em. Below, we'll tell you everything you need to know about the game. We've been playing Nintendo's new three player Zelda game, The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes ahead of its October 23rd launch.
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