Super Mario Bros. Wonder releases on Nintendo Switch this month, and for players young and old it's nothing but a delightful experience.
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT Nintendo's newest addition to the Super Mario Bros. series, Super Mario Bros. Wonder certainly has the name right, as the game is a truly wondrous and magical experience for both series veterans and new fans. Launching on Nintendo Switch on October 20, Wonder is an absolute treasure that no-one should sleep on.
While having characters who don't take damage is a nice way to change the difficulty for harder levels , if you're used to playing as Yoshi in your Mario games, you definitely lose out by doing so in Wonder. Perhaps the better option would have been letting the player toggle this buff on or off for each character, meaning everyone could play as their favorite hero regardless of their skill level.
Along with power-ups are Badges. Badges are unlocked through mini-game levels or purchased at Poplin Shops, and grant the user a buff like the ability to earn more coins, or even physical buffs like being able to float longer while jumping, or use a grappling vine. These options give more reasons to revisit past levels - especially as other characters - as different heroes can see hidden blocks that others can't.
Replaying levels to find missing secrets or extra coins isn't a chore in Wonder because each level is carefully crafted and lovingly brought to life. Each level feels alive in its own way, packed with color, charm, and excitement. The music in Wonder is also exceptional, perfectly complimenting each stage and always pleasant to listen to, even when a particularly tough challenge means it's on repeat for a while.
It's very easy to switch characters or add additional players into a game at almost any time, meaning parents can jump in and help out a struggling player at any point, or particularly challenging levels can be tried again as Yoshi or Nabbit. A Game Over doesn't have much consequence, encouraging those struggling to simply try again.
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