"Some new details were revealed about the game as well. For one, much like in Tears of the Kingdom, you'll be able to use Zonai Devices to fend off enemies. The game is also available to play in two-player, split-screen co-op. While the spin-off won't be available on the original Nintendo Switch, through the GameShare function you can play online co-op with someone who has the first console."
"The new trailer also showed off the game's Sync Strike moves as seen in the previous trailer, which see two characters pairing up to perform a stronger attack. Alongside that, it showed that Sonia and an unnamed Korok will both be playable characters. It's also possible the game will feature some kind of sky battles, as one character is shown flying some kind of contraption while fighting a Frost Gleeok."
"This Tears of the Kingdom spin-off also promises to dive deeper into some of the lore established in the original game, in particular the battle that took place with the original Ganondorf. The previous Hyrule Warriors, Age of Calamity, was non-canonical as it changed some story elements, so it's yet to be seen if Age of Imprisonment will keep everything the same or not."
The game will release on November 6, 2025. Players can use Zonai Devices to fend off enemies, similar to Tears of the Kingdom. The game supports two-player split-screen co-op, and GameShare enables online co-op with someone who owns the original Switch. Sync Strike moves allow two characters to pair up for stronger attacks. Playable characters include Sonia and an unnamed Korok. The trailer suggests possible sky battles with characters flying contraptions and fighting a Frost Gleeok. Zelda can mount Zonai contraptions in battle. The game intends to explore lore around the original Ganondorf battle, while canonical status remains unclear.
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