For the meat of the game, you need to have a full team of three. Coliseum is awesome, but it’s honestly far superior with three players and just isn’t as deep as the main quest. It also has a baffling restriction: the only thing you can do with two players is the Coliseum competitive battling mode. As a matter of fact, the reason why this is lagging behind our single-player and online portions is because it was a pain to test out the local multiplayer. If you can manage, it is 100% worth it, as kicking back with Tri Force Heroes in the same room as two friends is one of my favorite multiplayer experiences this side of Nintendo Land.īut the odds of that happening are few and far between. Even with Download Play being an option, Tri Force Heroes takes time, and unless you’re fortunate enough to have a pair of fellow adventurers on hand, playing locally will be a rarity. Wrangling two other people to dedicate serious time to the local multiplayer in The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes is no small task.
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