Zelda Informer Versus: Best Dungeon Tournament – Round 0 – Tri Force Heroes
Posted on October 13 2017 by Rod Lloyd
We’re nearing the end of this preliminary round of our Best Dungeon tournament, and a certain trio is ready to enter the ring. As Thieves’ Hideout takes the lead in our A Link Between Worlds poll, we take a look at the Zelda series’ latest stab at multiplayer gameplay. Tri Force Heroes might have produced some mixed feelings, but I’m sure we can all still come up with a best dungeon.
What is the Best Dungeon in Tri Force Heroes?
Similar to Four Swords Adventures, this 3DS adventure forgoes the traditional open-world style of the Zelda series and takes on a level-based structure. Friends play through various areas of four levels each, with the first three levels taking on a more overworld feel and the last level more resembling a dungeon. Just like we did in our FSA poll, this poll will only include the last level of each area.
I can’t say how many of us actually finished Tri Force Heroes (I own the game and I still haven’t), but I’ve played enough to know that, with the right group of friends and the right environment, the game’s dungeons can be a blast to complete. Each one presents creative puzzles that make the most of particular item and costume combinations. Heck, some puzzles and enemy encounters can be bested in a different ways depending on a team’s strengths.
So, it’s time to decide the best dungeon in Tri Force Heroes.
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See you next week!
Rod Lloyd is the Editor-In-Chief at Zelda Dungeon, overseeing the news and feature content for the site. Rod is considered the veteran of the writing team, having started writing for Zelda Informer in 2014 as a Junior Editor. After ZD and ZI officially merged in 2017, he stepped into the Managing Editor role and has helped steer the ship ever since. He stepped up to lead the writing team as Editor-In-Chief in 2023.
You can reach Rod at: rod.lloyd@zeldadungeon.net
