Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great to play with your kids, up to 4 players. Heck, if you've got adult friends, it's still a blast (although some levels are best cleared alone). There are some REALLY clever designs here, but steer clear if you hate cats. The Cat powerup is very OP & it's like I was playing a game sponsored by Petco.

The first time I played it I stoped after completing worlds 1-5. I played the first world with a friend and we spent most of the time cracking up. It had a fun and challenging mix of levels and challenges. If this is your first run on 3D World, I hope you enjoy it as much as I have. The Bowser addition was just as fun. I enjoyed the “open world” free roaming style. I’m sure this game would be lots of fun with 2+ players.

I almost gave this 4 stars as it’s really just a port of yet another Wii U title but Bowser’s Fury adds something new that deserves the extra star. Super Mario 3D Land is fun and the music is great. It runs better than the Wii U version (expectedly) and the characters all default to sprinting which I prefer. My only issue is the trouble I had early on with my depth perception leading to some deaths. Your characters shadow is pretty tiny and unless you’re laser focused on it to gauge where you’ll be landing during a jump expect to fall off the level. On to Bowser’s Fury. Oh my... okay so first things first I really hope we see a fully open world Mario game because this is pretty much the foundation of what could be. The graphics are amazing and the frame rate is fast while dropping here and there. It doesn’t detract from the overall experience but it is noticeable. The music is soooo good! Seriously I want to hug the composer because it fits the game like a glove. Despite being short and not really having any connection to Super Mario 3D Land, Bowser’s Fury is a fun addition to an already stellar game making this a wonderful package for Mario fans.

Enjoy playing this with my fiance. Its is very entertaining and we enjoy all things mario.

I completed this game on the Wii U. Coming back to it on the Switch with my young child was a treat. The platforming in this game is much trickier than other Mario platformers, so it can be tough for beginning gamers. It takes far too long to unlock Rosalina, and using the gyro controls in place of the Wii's touchscreen is a bit wonky and tough to adapt to.

My kid’s been glued to this game for hours—and I totally get why. It’s fun, colorful, and packed with action. Hearing the laughter and excitement makes it 100% worth it.

A classic game that always exceeds our expectations.

Excited for more Mario! Super fun and easy to play. Lots of fun for hours and hours!

My first time playing 3D World since I never had a Wii U, and I think it's a quality game with a lot of unique levels. After getting though the first world of that though, I wanted to get into Bowser's Fury. Very cool, and I can see its ideas (open world concept to the "levels," always present boss) being implemented in future games. My only issue with BF is that it doesn't take long to beat.

I love this game! It’s enjoyable in general, but what I like most is the nostalgia. Super Mario Bros. 3D World has its own unique story, yet gameplay is reminiscent of all the Super Mario games that came before it. The overworld maps and courses remind me of Super Mario Bros. 3 and Super Mario World. I can play as Mario, Luigi, Princess Peach, or Toad and they each have their own unique speed and jumping attributes just as they did in Super Mario Bros. 2 (North America Version). All the characters can get the same power-ups like the super mushroom, super star, fire flower, and Tanooki suit (originally from SMB3), plus the new Super Bell (Cat Suit power), Goomba mask, Cannon Box, Light Box, and the Double Cherry. The timer and flagpole at the end of each course harks back to the classic side-scroller Mario games. There are side venues like the Toad house and a slot machine that give the player a chance to obtain power ups to store for later or get 1 Ups, even featuring the same music, from Super Mario Bros. 3. Mario can do back flips, long jumps, backwards somersaults in the air, and stomps; and climb and jump off trees just as he did starting in Super Mario 64. That’s before you even get to Bowser’s Fury, so buckle up! I highly recommend this game to any Mario fans, young an old. It’s a lot of fun.

My son was very happy to finally get his game from the store. He's enjoying this game everyday.

Super Mario 3D world is a fun platforming adventure with beautiful level designs and fun couch co op gameplay. Bowsers fury is an open world game that allows you to explore many beautiful islands. The graphics are beautiful and the ability to just play and explore with no loading screens is a welcomed change. Me and my young ones enjoy this game very much :)

Entertaining game, especially with friends and family. Great to play on your own, but if you are a competitive player, the multi-player option is better. It's simple enough that younger players can complete it, however, it is fun for many ages.

This is very overlooked Nintendo Wii U game, finally ported to Nintendo Switch. The Super Mario 3D World game is a good blend of the old 2d Mario Games - think Super Mario Bros 3 and Super Mario World - as well as the new 3d titles. The 2nd part of the game, Bowsers Fury is an entirely new open world experience. Both games are fairly easy to play through and a lot of fun

Love playing this with my kid, and He enjoys playing solo as well (8). Note that with two players, teamwork and communication is nescessary to advance... so as long as neither player is a stinker about running ahead (forcing the left behind participant to go into a "bubble" to catch up and prevent them what they were doing in that level) then it should work well for you and your players. Younger kids may have a harder time with the 3d drops and maneuvering as levels progress, but- once they get down how to "bubble", usually the more advanced player can progress through the level for both of them and knock out tricker portions of a course. The Toadstool puzzle levels are great teamwork fun as well. Bright, happy, upbeat, and engaging... nice little brain vacay from reality :)

Never played the original 3D World and this game is SO MUCH FUN!!!!!!! I would describe it as a mix of the original Mario's in one. The levels are beautiful and playing with friends is so much fun. Realizing the improvements they made to this version makes it so much better. Have barely played Bowsers Fury but I hear it's a lot of fun, overall this is a must own.

If you haven't played 3D Mario World on Wii U, definitely pick this one up. Bowser's Fury is cool, but I couldn't personally justify spending $60 just for this. That said, I did spend $60 just for Bowser's Fury because my kid wanted it and I always cave when he asks for something like this!

I love all Mario or games associated with Mario, and have played Mario/Nintendo since the very first original came out, but this game is by far my favorite game of all time! Not just for Mario but for all Nintendo games ever released. It is super fun, has a variety of challenges game wise so it’s not repetitive, it plays smoothly, the colors are very vibrant, and the graphics as well as the storyline clips are super duper fun to watch. I cannot say enough about this game! I will be playing this over and over again even after I’ve beaten it. Some people have complained about the over all game play time however that has not bothered me. I’ve never been one of those who can play an entire game in 3-6 hours, as it takes me at least several days to most often a couple weeks to finish, I like to enjoy a game to its fullest so I explore and make sure I collect everything which there is plenty of that to do in this game. This game is totally worth every penny!

Love the game and can’t wait to play it again. Also love that they up the difficulty a tad in the later worlds. The bowser’s furry expansion is a bit underwhelming but solid. It doesn’t even matter because it’s worth it for the main game alone.

First time playing Mario 3D world and I really enjoyed how easy it was to pick up and go. Getting to choose multiple characters and getting various outcomes makes this have a lot of replay. Favorite way of playing this was surprisingly in handheld . I would play this on the go and get through a level in a short amount of time . Highly recommend .