Metacritic - 74
Ign - 8.5
NintendoInsider - 8
Metro - 8
Jeuxvideo - 16/20
GameInformer - 7.25
Destructoid - 7
Gameblog - 7
Videogamer - 7
Gamesradar - 3.5/5
Edge - 6
Nintendolife - 6
Gamekult - 5
Gamespot - 5
Ign - 8.5
The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes is more than just a fun co-op diversion from the large-scale solo adventures this series is known for. The challenging, intricate puzzles are great chaotic fun in local multiplayer or for a one-time run through in single-player. Limited communication tools make it difficult to play with adventurers online, but everywhere else it’s a success.
NintendoInsider - 8
The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes isn't the pinnacle of the series, but it was never intended to be. This diversionary spin-off packs hours of hilarity for those that can rally two heroic heroes to form a legendary party, although proves more problematic for those wandering Hytopia alone.
Metro - 8
Jeuxvideo - 16/20
GameInformer - 7.25
Tri Force Heroes does co-op well, but the repetitive gameplay loop simply isn’t satisfying. The rewards are worthwhile, but the journey gets tiresome before making it to the final boss. Tonally, the game has a great style and welcoming sense of humor, but I found little reason to continue to revisit the Drablands after my initial ventures.
Destructoid - 7
I would outright suggest that you avoid Tri Force Heroes if you plan on going at it alone. The good news is that the online portion works wonderfully, and with download play, you can get a local three-person game running up in no time. If you don't fit that criteria though, you can probably pass on Link's newest adventure.
Gameblog - 7
Videogamer - 7
Gamesradar - 3.5/5
A playful co-op experience that shines with mates, but isn’t as precise or polished as a mainline Zelda.
Edge - 6
Nintendolife - 6
The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes is a mixed bag, though still exudes the charm of the franchise while throwing in some delightful features all of its own. Outfits are a high point, as are the presentation and soundtrack, and there are moments of wonder when level design and teamwork come together in harmony. There are weak points, however, with uneven stage design, poor communication options in multiplayer and a single player experience that's a mere afterthought. Tri Force Heroes isn't a bad game, but it's not on the same level as its illustrious predecessors.
Gamekult - 5
Threesome but not awesome
Gamespot - 5
Tri Force Heroes offers us the means to work together, but not enough reason to do so.