Settings guide / checked August 7, 2026

Three names. One
flexible setting.

Nintendo lists Tourist, Raider, and Survivalist, and says difficulty can be changed at any time. It affects combat, not the loot you can get.

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Tourist, Raider, and Survivalist.

Nintendo gives the names but not a public table of enemy health, spawn rates, timers, or recommended settings. This page keeps those unknowns visible.

01

Tourist

Official name; extra numerical detail is unconfirmed.

02

Raider

Official name; no official tier ranking is used here.

03

Survivalist

Official name; exact behavior is not published in the cited listing.

Source: Nintendo Store listing.

Change combat pressure without assuming a reward penalty.

Nintendo says difficulty can be changed at any time and affects combat, not the loot you can get. That is the safe basis for a first run or a later adjustment.

Use the beginner checklist →See solo-play context →

Difficulty-setting questions.

Which difficulty should I choose?

Nintendo does not publish a universal recommendation in the cited listing.

Can I change difficulty later?

Yes. Nintendo says at any time.

Does a higher difficulty give better loot?

Nintendo says difficulty affects combat, not the loot you can get.

Names are confirmed; exact tuning is not.

Check Nintendo's live product information for future changes.

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