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The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes

2015 · Nintendo 3DS · Puzzle · Adventure

68IGDB player score
56 ratings

About this game

The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes is the direct sequel to The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds. The game is similar to the Four Swords games in which Link is accompanied by two other Links in the game's multiplayer mode, but it also allows for a single-player mode in which the other Links are replaced by animated dolls that can be swapped out during the game. The three Link can cooperate in a variety of ways to solve puzzles and coordinate their attacks with the help of on-screen notifications that give clues on what to do.

The story takes place in Hytopia, a kingdom whose citizens are obsessed with fashion. The princess of the kingdom Styla is adored by all except the witch Lady Maud who despises the princess' fashion sense. She decides to put a curse on her that forces her to wear a hideous jumpsuit at all times. As a result, the citizens are afraid to show their own fashion sense fearing that the witch will curse them too. To solve this problem, king Tuft calls for a hero who can lift the curse. Link, answering the king's call, travels to the castle to fight alongside other heroes to defeat the witch and bring peace to Hytopia.

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Game facts

Release date

Oct 22, 2015

Developer

Grezzo, Nintendo EPD Production Group No. 3

Publisher

Nintendo

Platforms

Nintendo 3DS

Genres

Puzzle, Adventure

Themes

Action, Fantasy

Game modes

Single player, Multiplayer, Co-operative

Franchise

The Legend of Zelda

Perspective

Bird view / Isometric

Critic score

72 / 100 (8 reviews)

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