Customer Ratings & Reviews

I bought this for my kids and they love this game and enjoying every bit of it. I only needed to buy one game three of my kids can share and play all levels of the game together. Being part of the gamers club unlocked is also a plus brings the cost of the game down. Great investment for my children who are legend of Zelda fans.

Having played Zelda games over the past two decades, I can safely say that this 3DS game captures the same charm that has captivated Zelda fans all along. The gameplay is very refined. The sense of adventure that you've come to love and appreciate from previous Zelda titles is executed incredibly well.

This a great game that should be played with friends but even if you don't have any the cpu will be your friend! More fun played in groups and it gives you a throw back to the old Zelda Game four swords! If you love Zelda you know what to expect but if you have a 3ds it is still a great investment to try your rupees on this!

You honestly need 2 other friends to play with to make this game fun! Playing by yourself is nearly impossible and playing with people online is just not the same and you and 2 friends sitting together and playing this game.

This game is based in the land of Hytopia rather than Hyrule, in Hytopia fashion is the focus. This all sounds rather silly but it is essentially the setup for an RPG style equipment focus. It's been fun but I wouldn't recommend playing alone.

This was a lot of fun, it's not your classic Zelda adventure and is a nice change of pace. I'd recommend having a few people in mind to play with as you do need to have two other people to play with and it's better if you all know each other.

No overworld, what is a Zelda game without one. Besides that, it does have some benefits, I do like online play or single cart multiplayer but it does take a little to get into the grove to play. I'm about halfway through and really like it.

Its a fun experience to play. Something different that hasnt been done on a zelda game only down side is that it is not an adventure game. This game is just mini games combined and is more fun playing with other people than individually.

This game is fun to play with friends. It draws familiar cartoon art-style from previous games in the mobile series and adds to it. Collecting costumes is just one of the many new features added in this new entry in the Zelda series.

This game was designed with the 3 player mechanic in mind. If you don't have internet to play with some one else controlling other 2, then it's very awkward. Otherwise, it almost has a type of MOBA feel to it, but in a good way.

I was hesitant with this purchase and ended up buying because of the deal on release day. This game is a lot more fun than I expected. It is a lot of fun trying to communicate with strangers online without the ability to actually say anything. The sense of accomplishment when you succeed is also great!

Ok the positive side, Triforce Heroes is another Nintendo masterpiece. Lots of challenge, beautiful graphics, and plenty of hours to enjoy. The game also has a lot of stuff to do for completionists, so there is no shortage of enjoyment. The only reason I didn't give it 5 stars is because the single player game is quite tedious to play as you have to drag around two "puppets" with you and constantly switch between them to solve puzzles. Also, the online component is great when it works well - there are times when "lag" is present making the experience unbearable, and also, online players have a tendency to flake out on you mid level ruining all your progress at that point. Overall, though, the game works really well and the above issues are not constant. Definitely worth buying.

Zelda Tri Force heroes is a good time when you're playing with friends online and off. It's not good if you lack an online connection or friends with 3DSs. (there's download play so they don't need a copy of the game to play)

If you don't have two friends to play with you aren't going to get the most out of this. The game was designed to play with friends and while single player is fine, it doesn't possess the same level of enjoyment as co-op.

This chapter in the Zelda canon is alright, I dig the multiplayer aspect, but it's different from the usual type of adventure. It feels more 'mini-game' than quest, if that makes sense. Still, it's fun!

This game is mainly a multiplayer game. If you want to play this game solo, it's not worth the buy. The single player is like the multiplayer but you control all three "Links" alone. Some challenges seem impossible to do alone. The good news is you'll be able to play multiplayer with anyone within your region and single player isn't required to 100% the game. The puzzles are really well done for three people. They're not too complex for Zelda players, but enough to stump you for a few seconds. This is more of a puzzle game and a bit of action. The challenges give it much better replay. This is a skippable game for the Zelda series, but a really fun game with friends. Playing it with other people gives it a different atmosphere than playing a Zelda game alone.

A sort of sequel to the Four Swords sub-series. This game sees you team up with up to two other friends and work your way through dungeons to save a kingdom and get awesome outfits. There's also a battle mode and a single player mode that completely makes you change how you approach the game.

Don't go into this game expecting an experience like A Link Between Worlds or Ocarina of Time 3D. However, if you are looking for various Zelda challenges that you can play with friends then you will have a good time.

The multiplayer is great to play with friends. It can be hilarious to play with friends. The online play can be enjoyable but the communication options are limited. The single player is not something i can reccomend.

It's a great game, very fun to play with friends, no so great alone or with two people... In fact. You can't play with 2 people. It's either 1 or 3 so be warned about that. Other than that.. it's a fantastic game!