《薩爾達無雙》（日文名：ゼルダ無双，英文名：Hyrule Warriors）是由Koei Tecmo旗下的Omega Force與Team Ninja開發、任天堂監製的動作角色扮演遊戲，於2014年在Wii U平台推出。是經典任天堂系列《薩爾達傳說》與Koei Tecmo的《無雙》系列（如《真‧三國無雙》）的跨界合作之作，融合薩爾達的奇幻世界觀與無雙式的大軍團戰玩法，在風格與操作上突破傳統薩爾達遊戲的框架，卻又成功保留系列粉絲熟悉的元素。

劇情方面，打造一個原創的時空交錯故事線。故事設定在海拉魯王國，敘述黑暗魔女希婭（Cia）受到邪惡力量控制，將過去薩爾達世界中各個時空的敵人與英雄捲入一場時空混亂。主角林克，與薩爾達公主、伊姆帕、以及來自歷代作品的角色，如《黃昏公主》的密德娜、《天空之劍》的菲、《時之笛》的希克等人一同展開征戰，目的是修補時空裂縫，擊退黑暗勢力，並解放被控制的世界碎片。整體劇情並不像傳統薩爾達那樣有解謎與探索的比重，而是更偏向動作與角色劇場，透過戰鬥推進劇情，並以對話、動畫與過場來呈現角色之間的互動與世界觀的擴展。

在操作上，承襲無雙系列的玩法核心，即單一角色對抗數百敵軍的大規模戰鬥。可以操控多名薩爾達世界的知名角色，每個角色都有其獨特的武器、動作風格與必殺技，例如林克可使用大師之劍進行高速斬擊、密德娜可召喚暗影手臂進行範圍攻擊、菲則以優雅的劍舞貫穿敵群。戰鬥系統包含輕攻擊、重攻擊、必殺槽、覺醒模式等機制，並可藉由連段或特定條件發動強力技能。遊戲還引入策略要素，例如奪回據點、護送友軍、擊退頭目等任務目標，需要玩家即時在地圖上切換角色位置與戰術。

Wii U版本特別支援GamePad與電視分離畫面模式，允許兩名玩家分別使用主機與手把進行雙人合作，不需分割螢幕即可同步遊玩。此外，也有角色升級系統、徽章工坊（可解鎖技能與強化）與武器鍛造等養成要素，提供長期遊玩與收集的動力。

市場評價方面，整體獲得普遍正面評價，特別是來自《薩爾達傳說》系列粉絲與喜愛無雙類型的玩家。評論普遍肯定其角色陣容豐富、動作爽快、畫面華麗且忠於原作風格。IGN與GameSpot等媒體給出7分以上的中高分數，認為它雖然在玩法上不如傳統薩爾達那樣深度探索，但作為動作遊戲具有高度娛樂性。特別是Boss戰與角色設計受到讚賞，許多經典場景與音樂也讓老玩家倍感親切。不過，也有評論指出遊戲在任務設計上略顯重複、敵人AI偏低，加上打擊感雖華麗但缺乏挑戰性，可能會在長時間遊玩後產生疲乏感。

儘管如此，《薩爾達無雙》仍成功地將兩大系列的粉絲聚集於一體，開創任天堂與第三方合作的範例之一。後來陸續推出3DS與Switch加強版，證明其人氣與續航力。對於喜歡薩爾達角色、但又想體驗大規模戰鬥快感的玩家來說，是結合情懷與爽快度的佳作，也在Wii U平台的動作遊戲中佔有一席之地。

Hyrule Warriors (Japanese title: ゼルダ無双, English title: Hyrule Warriors) is an action role-playing game developed by Omega Force and Team Ninja under Koei Tecmo, with supervision from Nintendo. Released in 2014 for the Wii U, it is a crossover between Nintendo’s iconic The Legend of Zelda series and Koei Tecmo’s Warriors franchise (such as Dynasty Warriors). The game blends Zelda’s fantasy world with the large-scale battlefield combat typical of Warriors games, breaking from the traditional Zelda gameplay format while retaining many beloved elements familiar to fans.

The story features an original narrative involving a time-warping crisis across the Zelda universe. Set in the Kingdom of Hyrule, the game centers on Cia, a dark sorceress corrupted by evil forces, who triggers a temporal distortion that merges timelines and brings together heroes and villains from different Zelda eras. The protagonist, Link, joins forces with Princess Zelda, Impa, and other iconic characters from past titles—such as Midna from Twilight Princess, Fi from Skyward Sword, and Sheik from Ocarina of Time. Their mission is to repair the fractured timeline, defeat the dark forces, and reclaim the fragmented worlds under Cia’s control. Unlike traditional Zelda titles, which emphasize puzzle-solving and exploration, Hyrule Warriors shifts toward action-driven storytelling, using combat, dialogue, and animated cutscenes to advance the plot and expand the universe.

Gameplay follows the core mechanics of the Warriors series, where a single character battles against hundreds of enemies in large-scale skirmishes. Players can control multiple characters from the Zelda universe, each with their own unique weapons, combat styles, and powerful special attacks. For example, Link wields the Master Sword with rapid strikes, Midna summons shadow arms for wide-range assaults, and Fi performs elegant sword dances that cut through enemy mobs. The combat system features light and heavy attacks, special meters, a “Focus Spirit” mode, and combo-based abilities. Strategic elements are also introduced, requiring players to capture outposts, escort allies, defeat enemy commanders, and dynamically switch characters and tactics on the battlefield.

The Wii U version supports asymmetric gameplay with the GamePad, allowing two players to cooperate simultaneously—one using the GamePad and the other the TV screen—without needing to split the display. Additional features include a character leveling system, a Badge Market (used to unlock skills and buffs), and weapon crafting, all of which encourage long-term progression and collection.

In terms of reception, Hyrule Warriors received generally favorable reviews, especially from fans of The Legend of Zelda and the Warriors genre. Critics praised its diverse character roster, flashy action, vibrant visuals, and faithfulness to the Zelda aesthetic. Outlets like IGN and GameSpot awarded scores above 7 out of 10, recognizing that while the game lacks the depth and exploration of traditional Zelda titles, it delivers high-energy, accessible fun as an action game. Boss battles and character designs were frequently highlighted, and nostalgic nods—such as classic music remixes and recreated environments—resonated well with long-time fans. However, some reviews criticized the repetitive nature of the missions, simplistic enemy AI, and flashy yet low-challenge combat, which could lead to fatigue during extended play sessions.

Despite its drawbacks, Hyrule Warriors successfully united fans of both franchises and became one of the notable collaborations between Nintendo and a third-party developer. The game’s popularity led to enhanced versions on the 3DS and Nintendo Switch, demonstrating its lasting appeal. For players who love Zelda characters but want to experience high-intensity battlefield action, Hyrule Warriors offers a satisfying mix of nostalgia and exhilaration, solidifying its place among the Wii U’s standout action titles.