The Legend of Zelda games are filled with puzzles for Link to solve. Now there’s a Zelda-themed puzzle for you to solve outside of the games, in real life. It’s a cast metal Triforce, like you’d find in most Zelda games, but it’s a brain teaser. The goal is to figure out how to take it apart, and then figure out how to put it back together. It’s on sale now on Amazon for $12.88, a new all-time low price.
Legend of Zelda Triforce Hanayama Metal Brain Teaser Is 60% Off
Legend of Zelda Triforce Hanayama Metal Brain Teaser
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The puzzle is made by Hanayama, a Japanese company that specializes in these kinds of brain-teasers. The company actually makes five different Zelda-themed puzzles, but none of the others happen to be on sale at the moment. Hanayama makes a bunch of other non-Zelda-themed puzzles as well, so you can check them out if you like this one.
This Triforce puzzle is comprised of four interlocking metal pieces. Your job is simply to figure out how to slide the pieces around to take them apart. Then, once you have the puzzle disassembled, you can try to re-assemble it.
Hanayama puzzles – or Huzzles, as they’re sometimes called – are rated in terms of difficulty, with level 1 being the easiest and level 6 being the hardest. This Triforce puzzle rings in at level 5, so it ought to be pretty tough to figure out. It’s aimed at puzzle solvers age 12 and up.
This puzzle, and the other Zelda puzzles that have gone on sale previously, have been incredibly popular with the IGN audience. According to Amazon price tracker Camelcamelcamel, this is the lowest price this puzzle has ever been, and it’s by far the cheapest it’s been in over a year. It’s unclear when the sale will end, so grab it before the price goes back up.
I’m all about that Hyrule life lately, as I’ve been playing the Switch 2 Ocarina of Time remake and loving every second of it. I’ll probably pick one of these up as a stocking stuffer for the kids.
Chris Reed is a senior commerce editor and deals expert for IGN. He also runs IGN’s LEGO coverage and maintains the upcoming release dates articles for video games, LEGO sets, and 4K Blu-rays. You can follow him on Bluesky.