Game Information
Overall Rank: 4
Average Rating: 5/5
# of Ratings: 6
US Release Date: 10/27/2017
Platform: Nintendo Switch
Genres: Action (3D Platformer)
ESRB Rating: E10+
Multiplayer: No
Developer: Nintendo
Publisher: Nintendo
Synopsis: Embark on an all-new 3D globetrotting adventure with Mario and his new ally, Cappy. Cappy is the key to controlling enemies, animals and objects in order to collect Power Moons. These items are used to power up the Odyssey airship, with the ultimate goal of saving Princess Peach and stopping Bowser's wedding plans. Explore new places, like the cityscape of New Donk City, and take part in the first open world adventure since Super Mario Sunshine. Throw your hat around the see just how much influence Cappy can have. Find hidden collectables, unlock new outfits, hidden surprises and much more.
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Rating of
5/5
He’s Still Our 1-Up Boy.
Nelson Schneider - wrote on 01/10/2018
It has been a long, long time since Nintendo produced a ‘properly’ 3D entry in the ‘Super Mario’ platforming franchise. Indeed, the last time we got to play a ‘Mario’ game whose lineage can be traced back to those first cumbersome steps taken by “Super Mario 64” it was 2010, and the game in question was the expansion-pack-flavored semi-sequel, “Super Mario Galaxy 2,” which was so good and so well-designed that I believed Nintendo had finally figured out what they were doing with regard to Mario and 3D. Then, three years later, Nintendo floored us by releasing “Super Mario 3D World,” which scrapped all of their hard work and seemed to want to reboot 3D ‘Mario’ games into something more in-line with traditional 2D ‘Mario’ titles. As one of the few rare …
Rating of
5/5
One Of Super Mario's Greatest Games
dbarry_22 - wrote on 12/19/2017
Super Mario Odyssey does an excellent job of blending old school Mario with a whole new adventure making one of the best games in recent memory.
If I had to describe Super Mario Odyssey in just a few words I'd say it comes across as the first true sequel to Super Mario 64. While there are many differences between the two games the basic concept is similar. You go to several very large levels where you can take on several tasks or goals in a open 3D world adventure. I bet those who've played a lot of Mario would say Super Mario Sunshine was the real sequel to Mario 64 and while I can't really argue a whole lot about that, I simply didn't like that game very much and it really didn't remind much of Mario 64 so there!
The story of Odyssey isn't all that surprising. Bowser kidnaps …
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