The game is also compatible with Amiibo figures, with figures based on The Legend of Zelda series unlocking additional content such as new weapons. The game supports an asymmetric local two-player mode with one player using the Wii U GamePad and another using a monitor. "Sealed weapons" may also be found in treasure boxes, which increase the types of weapons randomly generated for the player in the field. Defeating certain enemies gives players weapons bags, which will grant a random weapon to the character, and materials bags, which can be used to power up characters. Role-playing elements such as weapon and character leveling also appear. The game has a context-based combat system, in which the player character's abilities change depending on the weapon chosen. Obtaining items through discovering and opening chests is retained as well. Enemy targeting also returns, in combination with elements from the Dynasty Warriors combat system. While there is a much stronger emphasis on combat than other games in the Legend of Zelda series, the player may use common weapons from prior games in the series, such as a sword, bombs, and Link's signature spin attack. Amongst many other characters, the player controls an original iteration of Link in melee combat to take on large numbers of enemies from the Legend of Zelda series.
Hyrule Warriors mixes the hack and slash gameplay of Koei Tecmo's Dynasty Warriors series of video games with settings and characters from Nintendo's The Legend of Zelda series. Gameplay image from the game's first stage, in which the player is controlling Link to battle a group of enemy Bokoblins.
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