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Super Mario Bros. Wonder
The next evolution of 2D side-scrolling Super Mario Bros. games is headed to Nintendo Switch! When you touch a Wonder Flower in the game, the wonders of the world unlock – pipes could come alive, hordes of enemies may appear, characters might change their looks, for example – transforming the gameplay in unpredictable ways. Excitement and differen...
Details
- Released
- October 19, 2023
- Developer
- Nintendo EPD Production Group No. 10
- Publisher
- Nintendo
- Platforms
- Switch
How it plays
Time to beat · 7 player times (IGDB)
Up to 4 players
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Super Mario Bros. Wonder Reviews
Professional reviews from gaming critics
While we wait for a new 3D Mario game, Nintendo is keeping us entertained with the arrival of Super Mario Bros. Wonder + Bellabel Park on Nintendo Switch 2. This 2023 title boasts an enhanced and expanded edition for multiplayer fun. Does it live up to expectations?
Super Mario Bros. Wonder is just that. A wonder. It leverages tight and concise platforming with a robust set of power-ups and skills to offer a degree of flexibility to players like never before. While it’s still slightly easier than I’d like, Super Mario Bros. Wonder is an incredibly engaging Mario game and one of the best platformers available on the Switch, if not ever.
The more I played Super Mario Bros Wonder, the more I fell in love with its whimsicality and endless redefinition of what Mario can be. It’s a glorious reimagining of Nintendo’s most iconic franchise. It takes the ingenuity and innovation that made Mario’s 3D escapades some of gaming’s greatest achievements and finally introduces them into the side-scrolling world. Wonder is everything I wanted it to be, and might be the most inventive 2D platformer Nintendo has ever made.
Super Mario Bros. Wonder – Nintendo Switch 2 Edition + Bellabel Park | Review | Wonder is even more wonderful!
As hard as it is to believe, it has been over a decade since the last traditional Mario 2D platformer that isn’t a re-release. Clearly, Nintendo has been biding their time as they have now given us one of the greatest entries in the series to date with Super Mario Bros. Wonder. Outside of the lackluster boss battles, everything else in this game is superb and truly exemplifies what a great Mario game should be. While some people may be awaiting a follow-up to Odyssey, Super Mario Bros. Wonder rejuvenates the 2D side of the series with a game that is perfect for people of all ages and should no...
Embark on a fresh journey in Super Mario Bros. Wonder. Join Mario and friends in the Flower Kingdom, facing Bowser's new threat for the powerful Wonder Flower. Discover innovative power-ups, a dynamic badge system, and revamped levels filled with secrets. With cooperative play for four, it is a delightful blend of nostalgia and inventive gameplay.
Super Mario Bros. Wonder is finally here after…well, actually only a few short months since it was announced. Having said that, we’ve been waiting ten long
Super Mario Bros. Wonder takes the best parts of past 2D Mario games and builds on them with new characters, gameplay mechanics and upgraded visuals. There’s something here for both fans of the series and newcomers alike, with local and online multiplayer to keep you coming back after you’ve finished the main story.
Super Mario Bros. Wonder is gleaming with joy from every corner, with bright colors and expressive animations. The innovation and creativity seen in each level transcends what held back previous 2D entries, marking a new era of 2D Mario. While there's nothing here that transcends the platforming genre, Wonder is a fantastic title that any Nintendo Switch owner should grab.
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Super Mario Bros Wonder is the next major Nintendo Switch game to get a major Switch 2 Edition. Is this update wonderful, or a dull flower?
While the minigames are definitely fun and challenging, at least on the later difficulties, the should-I-buy-the-upgrade value largely depends on your history with the title. If you already completed the main game on the original Switch, paying an extra third of the price on top seems a bit steep for the added content. Ultimately, the core platforming and minigames’ party-like experience remain as strong as ever, now presented in a cleaner package that is a must-have for your collection if you do not already own the original game.