The inventive dungeons and battling bosses of "The Legend of Zelda: Triforce Heroes" for Nintendo 3DS are slated to go on floor on October 23, 2015 . The game would place three heroes in a world that would share an art style similar to "A Link between Worlds."

The three characters would glide through the levels together, in this action adventure game. According to the Nintendo Enthusiast, the videogame will have over 32 levels. It would also require players to totem, or stack up their characters in order to reach higher objects. The characters would also be required to throw themselves over obstacles at each level to solve the puzzle.

The GameInformer reported that "The Legend of Zelda: Triforce Heroes" For Nintendo 3DS would incorporate a "fun concept with quirky and humorous emotes." It would help the players communicate via emoticons since there would no voice chat facility.

Zelda.com informed that each dungeon in the "The Legend of Zelda: Triforce Heroes" for Nintendo 3DS would be structured with four main areas. All the three players would share hearts, so they would have to work together to defeat the enemies and solve the puzzles.

Reporters added that the upcoming version would also have a "single-layer mode," which would allow the player to rent two paper dolls in order to complete the team of three and face challenges. Players would also be able to team up in "Multi-player mode" via a local wireless connection, online (using a broadband internet access) or with download play.

Along with the videogame, "The Legend of Zelda: Triforce Heroes" For Nintendo 3DS would be getting a themed system, Gamezone.com reported. They reportedly said that the new system would feature a gold cover with a Hylian shield and would come with an improved face tracking, a second stick to control the game's camera and quicker processor.

According to Gamezone.com, "The Legend of Zelda: Triforce Heroes" For Nintendo 3DS system would retail for $199.99, while the bundle would be coming for an extra $40.