Hyrule Warriors (2014)

3.81 from 74 votes
Omega Force, Team Ninja and Nintendo team up for this spin-off of the Legend of Zelda series, featuring the large-scale hack-and-slash gameplay made popular by the Dynasty Warriors series.
First released
Aug 14, 2014
Aliases
Zelda Musou, Hyrule Warriors Legends, Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition, Zelda Musou: Hyrule All-Stars, Zelda Musou: Hyrule All-Stars DX
Franchises
The Legend of Zelda, Musou, Hyrule Warriors
Developed by
Team Ninja, Omega Force
Published by
Nintendo, Koei Tecmo
Platforms
Nintendo 3DS, Nintendo 3DS eShop, Wii U, Nintendo Switch
Genres
Action
Themes
Fantasy
Rating
CERO: B, ESRB: T, OFLC: M, PEGI: 12+
Releases
  • 3DS - Zelda Musou: Hyrule All-Stars Japan
  • 3DS - Zelda Musou: Hyrule All-Stars (Premium Box) Japan
  • 3DS - Hyrule Warriors Legends United States
  • 3DS - Hyrule Warriors Legends United Kingdom
  • 3DS - Hyrule Warriors Legends (Limited Edition) United Kingdom
  • 3DS - Hyrule Warriors Legends Australia
  • 3DS - Hyrule Warriors Legends (Limited Edition) Australia
  • 3DS - Hyrule Warriors Legends Limited Edition United States
  • 3DSE - Zelda Musou: Hyrule All-Stars Japan
  • 3DSE - Hyrule Warriors Legends Australia
  • 3DSE - Hyrule Warriors Legends United Kingdom
  • 3DSE - Hyrule Warriors Legends United States
  • NSW - Zelda Musou: Hyrule All-Stars DX Japan
  • NSW - Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition United States
  • NSW - Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition United States
  • NSW - Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition United Kingdom
  • WiiU - Hyrule Warriors United States
  • WiiU - Hyrule Warriors (Limited Edition) [Nintendo World Store Exclusive] United States
  • WiiU - Zelda Musou Japan
  • WiiU - Zelda Musou (Treasure Box) Japan
  • WiiU - Zelda Musou (Premium Box) Japan
  • WiiU - Hyrule Warriors Australia
  • WiiU - Hyrule Warriors United Kingdom
  • WiiU - Hyrule Warriors (Limited Edition) United Kingdom
  • WiiU - Hyrule Warriors (Limited Edition) Australia

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Hack 'n Slash
The useless ally CPUs are frustrating. (Think Meryl Streep in The Devil Wears Prada: "Details of your incompetence do not interest me.") But at the same time, it is the doormat enemy foot soldiers and your character's ability to annihilate swathes of them at a time that allow for hefty catharsis. I appreciate the inclusion of multiple difficulties. While not for me, the DLC seems great for hardcore Zelda fans. I've read reviews calling Hyrule Warriors "mindless." I guess you could say that comparing it to a traditional Zelda game, but it isn't a traditional Zelda game. The pressure to get to the next keep and figure out how to get to that location that seems so close on the map, the need to double back and make critical decisions: should I continue to the main boss even though a keep fell, or is it important enough that I should return and potentially sacrifice important time and resources? From that perspective, I wouldn't write off Hyrule Warriors as mindless button mashing, even if there is some (fun) button mashing to clear out a hoard of minions.
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379 users have this game in their library 54 users have this game in their wishlist 27 users love this game 23 users are playing this game 113 users have completed this game