If you lose the connection in the middle of a level, the game gives you some sympathy rupees as a consolation. The online mode allows you to blacklist false heroes ( griefers) who behave unheroically (sabotage you) in the Drablands. An update on December 2nd, 2015 added a new Bonus Dungeon and two new outfits. Like the Four Swords series the game omits an overworld in favor of just picking out which dungeon players wish to tackle from a map screen, but a hub town that acts as the lobby is present. There is a Hub Town as a staging ground for adventures, while dungeon structure is similar to the dungeons found in the original Four Swords, only with a few twists thrown in from The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds, which it shares the same general graphical style with. The game supports local and online multiplayer, the latter being a first for the series. Naturally, the gameplay is heavily based on The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords, only minus one Link. With multiple people claiming to be The Hero this time around, they have to work to fulfill the king's prophecy of three heroes that come together to form a totem. The king calls out for a hero, and naturally, Link is ready to answer the Call to Adventure. 
But one day, she is cursed to be - unfashionable stuck in a full-body leotard that she can't take off.
The story takes place in the fashion-forward kingdom of Hytopia, whose princess (who is not Zelda for once, but the princess Styla) is renowned for her beauty and style. According to Word of God it is a direct sequel to A Link Between Worlds, with that game's Link being one of the three Links here. It is the third Zelda game to utilize multiplayer for the main game, after Four Swords and Four Sword Adventures, and notable for being the series first online multiplayer outing.
The Legend of Zelda: Tri Force Heroes is the 18th installment in The Legend of Zelda series, released on the Nintendo 3DS in North America and Europe on October 23rd, 2015.
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