Lower down characters can throw the higher ones up onto ledges, at which point you'll need to figure out how to regroup your trio before you can move to the next area. Puzzles, of which there are many, revolve around Tri Force Heroes' new feature - the ability to stack your heroes into a two or three person tall totem pole, perfect for reaching high up switches, enemies and platforms.
Once you've decided how you'll be playing, you get to venture out into a range of maze-like dungeons filled with puzzles, enemies and traps, on a quest to defeat a wicked witch. While the game's other multiplayer options are fantastic - it has full support for download play, so three people can play along even if only one person owns a copy of the game, and it supports both online and offline play - you'll have to either round three people up, or venture out on your own. That in and of itself isn't a problem, but it's important to note that Tri Force Heroes actually only lets you play either on your own, or in a group of three players - there's no option to play as a pair.
It's worth pointing out that "tri" is the operative word here, as the game has been designed from the ground up to be played by three players.
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