80%Wii U

Como sempre: muito bom... é Mario.

80%Wii U

Surprisingly good.

I didn’t expect too much from this game when I saw some previews, since it looked like little more than a console iteration of Mario 3D Land. But after completing the first two worlds, I was proven wrong. Super Mario 3D World adds enough new content making it distinct. The biggest marketed aspect was definitely the new cat suit. It allowed my character to climb walls, which proved to be pretty broken in the first couple worlds, but the game slowly added more suitable platform design that forced me to apply the climbing ability in clever ways. I also had a dive attack which was fun to use, and a nice change from the same old hovering ability the tanooki suit offered for the 100th time.
Visually, this game was gorgeous. Everything looked so cute. I guess the cat suit amiplified that. It was hard to resist awww-ing when looking at Goombas in the cat suit trying to dive attack me. Or Goombas in big skates chasing me around an ice rink. And the final showdown had Bowser in a cat suit, struggling to climb up walls. It was hard to take the fight seriously. I couldn’t stop smiling. The worlds were absolutely beautiful. After Galaxy 2, this was the first 3D Mario to have a true HD resolution. Looking at the lush colorful environment made the whole platform experienced a lot more immersive. World 8 was my favorite. There were a lot of night time levels, which made the lighting stand out, creating a feeling like I was in a carnival.
The hub world in this one is quite unique. It’s a hybrid. Although, at the heart, it still followed the prayer bead structure, I could go off course and explore the map. Not that there was really anything to explore, aside from random 1-ups and coin blocks. It ended up just giving the illusion of freedom.
Littered throughout the map were captain toad puzzles. I thoroughly enjoyed Captain Toad on the 3DS, so this was a big welcome. The puzzle designs always found a way to surprise me. Instead of walking around the area to find secrets, the focus was on rotating the camera to find secrets, which I still find to be a refreshing concept. These segments also utilized the gamepad by having me blow on the microphone to raise a platform, or touch the screen to raise a platform, which was neat. Couldn’t say the same for the action segments that had me use the touch screen though. It was nothing short of clumsy and annoying being forced to take my right hand off the controller, touch the screen to bring out a platform, then quickly put it back so I could jump onto the platform.

60%Wii U

Basic Mario game, not bad not great

90%Wii U

Super fun, chill game! Excited to replay it on Switch (for the right price).
Listed as completed because I did beat the game and any new playthroughs will be on the Switch version, so there's no reason to complete the restarted Wii U file, nor is there a reason to list the new file separately.

90%Wii U

One of the best Mario games I’ve ever played and is easily in the top three of my favorite Mario games (excl. Mario Kart’s). Must play for any Wii U or Switch owner

90%Wii U

Level design top-notch, sits just below the other 3D Mario titles due to it's scope.

85%Wii U

criminally underrated

75%Wii U

A step up from the New Super Mario Bros series but lacks the inspiration of the Galaxy games and Mario 64. I hope to see the Mario games return to a 64/Sunshine style of game. The bonus levels are awesome but everything before that is brought down by a disappointing lack of creativity and complete lack of difficulty. I prefered 3D Land to this game. If you're looking for a platformer to play on the WII U, DK: Tropical Freeze is the way to good.

90%Wii U

Love this game, definitely favorite Mario game.

90%Emulated

Один из лучших платфомеров когда-либо созданных. Каждый уровень - нечто великолепное с россыпью отличных идей.
Тут есть и вызов, некоторые уровни очень непростые.
Однозначная рекомендация, шедевр.

90%Wii U

When u finally beat thre Crown level you get such an traquiliy feeling, amazing , this game is my childhood, i was lucky to have such a gem.

90%Wii U

Aurel a bien aimé

100%Wii U

This is THE game of all time. Seriously, when people say "Videogames" - THIS is THE videogame. Why? Probably nostalgia, but that's just as fair of a reason as any other.

No but for real, I love this game to death. I might not have the Switch version (yet) but tbh, I don't even need it, peak is already here. Super Mario 3D World shaped me as a person, and I have no fear of admitting that. For as long as I've lived, I have played videogames, they've always been part of my life, but SM3DW is one of those games that will simply stick with me forever.

From the insane amount of hours I've put into it (350 might be underballing it by a lot), the memories it gave me with my family, or simply playing alone, or the fact that it was the first game I ever worked towards and got 100% on, I have so many reasons to love this game.

But even putting all personal and sentimental reasons aside, this game is just that good!!

The green stars are a joy to find and collects, same with the stamps, the world map is silly and has some stupid secrets hidden (which I love), the cat suit is a surpringly fun item, the duplicate cherry is the stupidest best thing in Mario games, ever, Rosalina is a broken charachter and I love her for that, and even the stages themselves are really good, I've played the game so many times I honestly remember ~probably~ all of them from memory. The scenarios are unique and always changing, even inside the same world, the purple houses are an even more different chance of pace with quick time challenges, and the Captain Toad stages are so good they made a whole spin-off game based on them... and then they ported it to another console... AND THEN THEY PORTED IT AGAIN!!! Like, I feel that's enough of an argument as to how good they are.

And then there's Chapion's Road... oh Champion's Road, my beloved. I could write a whole thesis on that stage alone. There's a close to 100% chance that this is bias talking, but I don't think I've ever played a last level as good as Champion's Road. It's simply iconic, it's a celebration of the game, and of gaming itself, beating for the first time is one of those core memories I will never let go of, and every subsquent time I've beaten it just server to solidate my love for the game as a whole.

In summary, I'm not a furry, and I love public transportation, but man did they slap hard when they put Bowser in a Cat suit and in a car in the same game.

90%Nintendo Switch

Alle sterren behaald behalve die van de laatste hidden wereld. Een platformer in het verlengde van 3d land (3ds), maar dan veel beter. Heel veel plezier aan beleefd. Voor de helft coop met Isa.

90%Wii U

unlike 3d land, this one actually has creativity, a good bit of it. double cherry, circus, disappearing ground, cat suit, all that cool stuff. lots of content too, and doesn't make you play as everyone to unlock the last world. level design is just a liiiitle bit more wide and simple, though, to accommodate multiplayer. and the extended length doesn't make me wanna replay it as much. ergo, score's the same as 3d land lol

100%Wii U

Arguably my favourite 3D Mario game

85%Nintendo Switch

a really generous mario game with the best postgame content, but FFS this camera and depth perception can be annoying

85%Wii U

Fun game, co-op makes it even more enjoyable.

80%Wii U

A great upgrade to Super Mario 3D Land, and an amazing experience with friends! Great level design and amazing worlds. Recommended to any Mario fan!

60%Wii U

Super Mario 3D World - or as I like to call it; Super Mario Perspective 2 - is probably the most fitting representative title for the Wii U: bland, characterless and forgettable.

Sure it's not bad and you may even get some enjoyment out of it. But at the time, it seemed rather ludicrous to buy a £300 console just to play a washed-up platformer that you'll very quickly forget about after playing it. It does have some improvements and slightly new features compared to its predecessor; that being multiple playable characters and the cat suit. Neither one is really a game changer however, especially when the different characters aren't all that different to Mario.

It's got some good music and some inventive boss battles, but unless Nintendo have plans to bring this to Switch, I would highly not recommend you hunt this down, as it's not really worth your time.

100%Wii U

Excelente game, é como se fosse um super mario galaxy 3 de tão bom. PS superior ao Odyssey.

90%Wii U

Very decent and interesting mario game, the best one to play couch coop imo.

80%Wii U

+ Jouable a 4
+ Personnages ayant chacun leurs attributs propres

- phase de plateforme 3D pas toujours comprehensible

90%Wii U

11/03/2020
11h00min
92%

100%Wii U

10/10

100%Nintendo Switch

Way more fun than the vast majority of Mario games that came out in the years. 3D Land is fun and overall well designed, but it lacks a lot of identity. This game however is in your face with bombastic big band music and circus themes, and even the more subdued musical and visual themes really pop. And most importantly for me, it would not fail to put a smile on my face. Even when it was kicking my ass at the end. 💀

60%Nintendo Switch

No where near as special as Odyssey or Galaxy

80%Wii U

solid mario game, but nothing much more than that.

85%Wii U

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90%Wii U

A really fun game to play with friends

80%Wii U

cozy blast

100%Wii U

Fantastic game. Always played when I was little and would always play on my sister's save file which had the bonus worlds unlocked. Now that I'm good at games is the time I 100% the game for real :)

100%Wii U

loved playing with my wifey

90%Wii U

85

65%Wii U

I have nothing to add it is just the game ever made

90%Wii U

good

95%Wii U

Frustrating at times but good overall

80%Wii U

Playing this was kinda like playing new super mario bros in 3D. It's nice comfort food but it's ultimately pretty shallow and predictable, but definitely my kinda shallow and predictable. I loved this game when it came out, and I was always trying to get my friends and family to play with me. I found out the hard way that this game is damn near impossible to beat in multiplayer if your team is unwilling to coordinate, so I beat it alone, but it's still a really solid platformer experience. This definitely felt more fleshed out than its 3DS counterpart, but at the end of the day you know what you're gonna get

80%Emulated

I have been playing Super Mario 3D World on my Steam Deck for about 3 months now and it was one of the first games that I fully played on the Steam Deck, and it was very enjoyable. Emulating the game through Cemu was very easy and the Steam Deck ran it very well. My thoughts on the game were that, it was kinda hard sometimes. I haven't played a Mario game in about 10 years, so I did die a lot. The game was still nicely balanced and I had a nice time getting all the stars, and almost all of the stamps. Mostly played with Mario and while watching Netflix, but as my first Nintendo game I was very impressed, but sad to also realize that there really isn't another game like this.

70%Wii U

As a single player offering, this is a generally underwhelming and frequently toothless sidegrade to the 3DS Mario title, but as a co op game, this becomes one of the most frenetic and exciting platformers on the market. I would highly recommend it to anyone who has at least one friend who would be willing to play it with them.

90%Nintendo Switch

Gostei muito, muito divertido, joguei na versão de Wii U e na versão de Switch.

90%Wii U

An amazing Mario game that is just as much fun single player as it is multiplayer. Another solid mario game

80%Wii U

Fun levels but a fairly forgettable Mario game, too lazy to 100% it.

70%Wii U

A different take on the mario games. Half 2D/Half 3D, this makes level design a mix of two worlds. The new additions of new abilities work great, with the new cat suit.

90%Wii U

the game keeps throwing new fun mechanics at you as you keep playing, also there's a ton of levels even after you finish the 'story' ones. If you're looking for a challenge, you'll have to play through the first few worlds which are easy, if the last few worlds wont be enough then there are bonus levels which are meant to be challenging (especially the very last one).
filled with content and fun as heck!

90%Wii U

A great game played alone, though I hear its even better multiplayer. I enjoyed the cat suit, though in some ways it made many levels too easy. Difficulty is all over the board, with some levels being incredibly easy even late game, but others even early can be rather difficult. Most of the bosses and subbosses are rather intuitive, I found more difficulty with the level design in some places rather than the battles. I didn't play any more than what was necessary to finish World-Bowser and roll credits, but the main line of the game is pretty good. The only time I needed to go back and star-hunt was to grab around 5 start to unlock the final level. Overall though, an enjoyable game that didn't overstay its welcome.

90%Wii U

At first I didn't like this game that much, I saw it as just another Mario game and liked 3D Land better. Now I can say this is a game deserving of being up there with the other 3D Marios. This game is a blast to play especially with friends. Level design is excellent. I'm glad that I can finally appreciate what this game brings to the table.

90%Wii U

If anything great came from Super Mario 3D World, it’s easily the best multiplayer the Mario series has to offer, alongside some of the most genuine joy a game can deliver.

10%Nintendo Switch

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70%Nintendo Switch

Bit annoying but good