Super Mario Odyssey US Version Gameplay and Review Guide

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1. Nansue Verified Buyer – 7 October 2024

   I bought this game for my daughter’s birthday and she was soooo happy. It came on time as expected and it’s great game. Highly recommend!!
   

2. .::Tevex::. Verified Buyer – 5 December 2024

   Que emocion que en Enero anunciaron este juego la verdad era de lo mas esperado despues de Zelda Breath of the wild y hoy por fin 27 de Octubre es el gran dia donde disfrutaremos una nueva aventura de Mario.

   Se ve tan fresco como un Mario 64, Mario Sunshine y Mario Galaxy pero ala vez es mas robusto es el mario con la gama mas amplia de movimientos desde el clasico triple jump hasta el long Jump entre otro mas aqui los power ups son muchisimos cada enemigo que capturemos con cappy nos ayudara para conseguir las lunitas que dicen que son mas 600, al igual que las lunas hay un monton de trajes desde los mas elegantes hasta los mas ridiculos para Mario, ya veran que al entrar en cada mundo querran vestir adecuadamente para el mismo. Vestir a Mario es Divertidisimo.

   Hay muchisimos retos y cosas ocultas por todos lados estaran regresando a ciertos puntos a cada rato para encontrar todos los secretos, la parte de Mario en 2D es fabulosa cambia la musica inclusive a un sonido de 8bits.

   Si tienen amiibos algunos les daran trajes unicos, por poner un ejemplo el Amiibo de Luigi te da el traje verde y el de Mario te da un traje del mismo pero mas retro, si han comprado los amiibos les toca descubrir cuales dan algo adicional, y les ayudaran a buscar lunitas de una manera muy comoda sin arruinar la esencia del juego que es la exploracion.

   Por el lado visual el juego se ve hermoso en un televisor a pesar de que correr solo a 900p se ve fabuloso es amor puro y en el modo portatil corre a 720p, en lo personal no me agrada jugar en modo portatil soy mas conservador de esta en mi salita pero para quien ande de aqui para ya estara contentisimo.

   Este es el juego que mejor se escucha en switch trae un hermosisimo 5.1 si tienen algun amplificador con entrada HDMI se van a morir de lo hermosas que estan las canciones, es un hermoso soundtrack.

   El juego tiene algo para todo el mundo desde los mas casuales que solo conseguiran lunas para abrir nuevos mundos hasta para los mas vicios que querran conseguir todo antes de entrar en un nuevo mundo.

   Me encanta Este mario tiene mas personalidad que en otros titulos sin duda es de los mejores juegos jamas creados, no crei que un Mario me gustara mas 3D world y Galaxy pero sin duda nintendo se supera cada dia mas.

   Llevo mas de 20 hrs jugandolo sin parar el ultimo que de verdad me hizo estar asi fue Zelda Breath Of The Wild, es un juego de verdad hermoso en ciertar partes he derramado una lagrima de felicidad al poder ver y no creer lo bien diseñado que esta el juego es un sueño para los fans y le doy gracias a dios por permitirme jugar esta obra de arte, es obligatorio para todo quien tenga nintendo switch.

   Compra obligatoria y a un super precio en akiya-switch.com.
   

3. Vincent Verified Buyer – 4 January 2025

   This game is an open world Mario game similar to Mario 64 and Mario Sunshine giving you a lot of freedom to explore. There is so much to do: so many side objectives and collectables within viewing distance that it’s sometimes overwhelming at first since it’s hard to stay on objective with teasers keeping you off the beaten path. With that said, this game is filled with content and let’s you progress at your own pace. If you rush through the main campaign it will last you around 10 hours, which opens up even more levels and collectables via post game content. To do everything it can last 100s of hours if you explore on your own without any online guides/tips. There are coin collectables you can use to purchase new clothes for Mario or cosmetics for you ship. Collectables feels more like rewards for discovery rather than a collect-a-thon, and at no point does it feel that the game is hand-holding you through it with it’s natural progression system. Love the visuals with its amazing vistas in full HD, especially on TV mode. There’s a lot of personality in the characters as the emote very well via animated body movement or facial expressions. You can snapshot the game at anytime and see Mario’s various reactions Writing/dialogue is very good, or at least whimsical as there are fun micro stories among characters within levels. Main plot is generic, but you don’t play a Mario game for the story (except for the Mario RPG series). Bowser captures Peach and tries to wed her, but wants to collect all the best gifts from different kingdoms. You play as Mario and try to stop the forced wedding from happening. Music is also very good, including orchestral music along with some having vocals . I like how the music complements what you’re doing and where you are. For instance if you reach the peak of a high tower, the music cuts off and all you hear the wind blowing. No power ups, but with your pal cappy able to take control of any enemy Captain Ginyu style (Dragon Ball Z reference). All enemies feel vastly different from each other from attacking to solving puzzles/collecting out of reach items. There are 50 to collect/capture . Power moons main collectables in the game (883 Total), which powers your ship to travel to new kingdoms/worlds. There’s a nice enycopedia/log of time stamped moons you collected and where you obtained them via check mark on the map screen. Love the map design as it’s displayed like an amusement park pamphlet with description of landmarks/attractions. There’s also a fast travel feature when you reach a flag checkpoint, as you can warp between them. There are also region exclusive currency (purple coins) to collect, which unlocks costumes for that specific region you collected the coins in. Mario controls more fluid than ever before, especially with his new momentum based roll, and ability to do toss and springboard off cappy No 1up system. When you die you lose 10 coins and respawn instantly. Coins are valuable as they can be used to purchase game tips for 50 coins each, costumes/cosmetics that can be upwards to 1,000 coins each, moons for 100 coins each, among other things Motion controls. Some shaking is involved, but it’s very minimal and only required in a few levels/mini-games. Feels odd shaking the whole system in handheld mode though There’s co-op where one player controls Mario and the other Cappy. This is not a full fledged co-op affair as the person who plays cappy has a similar experience as moving the cursor around in Mario Galaxy. 2D segments are pretty neat with Mario changing into his 8 or 16bit counterpart attached to the wall around a 3D backdrop. Tons of mini-games to be had; some utilizing the cap capture mechanic as well as traditional Mario platforming. There’s also an online leadboard for how may times Mario can jump rope. Boss battles are very creative as they’re a fun puzzle in itself, using a hat transformation you used through the entire level to defeat the boss. Amiibo. There are wedding Mario, Bowser and Peach Amiibo which unlocks costumes and help you find moons. These costumes are not locked via these amiibo, and can be purchased via in-game coins Overall, most fun a had playing video games in a while. Get ready for a fun filled adventure

   

4. GG icon Verified Buyer – 14 February 2025

   Super Mario Odyssey delivers a gaming masterpiece, seamlessly blending nostalgia with innovation. The vibrant worlds, creative level design, and Mario’s new friend Cappy create an enchanting adventure. The game’s charm, coupled with tight controls and imaginative power-ups, keeps players captivated. Each kingdom feels distinct, offering a refreshing take on the classic Mario formula. Super Mario Odyssey is a must-play, showcasing Nintendo’s brilliance in crafting timeless gaming experiences.
   

5. C.C.I.Fenn Verified Buyer – 25 March 2025

   I’ve been waiting for a sequel to Super Mario 64 for 20 years. I finally got it. And it’s a blast! Now, keep in mind that this review is coming from someone who has actually beaten the game, though I haven’t collected all 500 or so moons. I’ve finished the main story line and played around a little in the Mushroom Kingdom. I’ve also been a Nintendo fan since the late 80s so I’ll admit that I’m more than a little biased. But when it comes right down to it, aren’t we all? So, how is Super Mario Odyssey? Well, it looks great. The visuals are easily the best of any Super Mario game (as they should be considering the fact that it’s on Nintendo’s latest hardware) and it has some of the best visuals on the Switch. And the various worlds (or kingdoms) are so wildly different that they really showcase just what the Switch can do. But it doesn’t just look great. It plays great. The controls are tight. And if you’ve played Super Mario 64 recently, you’ll really appreciate how far we’ve come over the past twenty years when it comes to camera angles and responsive controls. I had no issues here. But that brings up one of the complaints that people have had – it’s too easy. Now, I won’t say that this game is ‘difficult.’ It isn’t Dark Souls. But it can be challenging at times. However, if you’re a Mario veteran (or just a platformer veteran), you probably won’t die all that often. So in that sense, the story mode especially could probably be considered easy. But playing Mario isn’t really about completing the story. It’s about finding all of the secrets. And this game has a TON of secrets – and thus, replay value. You can beat the game with around 150 moons. But if you want to collect them all, I believe there are around 500. I currently have 176 or so. When I first started playing, I figured each world would have 15-20 moons. Many of them have over 50. Unfortunately, that means that there aren’t as many levels as there were in Super Mario 64. But most of them do seem to be quite a bit larger – with each ‘kingdom’ in Super Mario Odyssey being equivalent to several of the worlds in SM64. There’s also a ton of fan service for longtime fans of the series – though they didn’t seem to reference the recent Mario games nearly as much as the older ones. There are 2D portions of several levels that are throwbacks to the original Super Mario Bros on NES and there’s an entire kingdom that majorly throws things back to SM64. If you were a Mario fan in the late 80s/early 90s, this game will feed your nostalgia like nothing else. So, do I have any complaints? Sure. I wish there were more kingdoms. I wish the main story line included bosses that were actually challenging. But when it comes down to it, I really can’t think of too much that I’d actually change. Nintendo has created a true successor to Super Mario 64. So if you’re a platformer fan or a Mario fan, don’t delay: purchase this game right now!

   

6. Michael Palecek Verified Buyer – 13 April 2025

   Shipped fast, was the US version and was brand new in perfect condition. Very happy