Customer Ratings & Reviews

This is a really good game, the type with good music that makes you stop and listen to the music. The boss' are good, having diversity with the levels. I really like when you're hitting a question block (coin block) and a little 8-bit luigi pops out (yes, I found that on my own, without youtube). I really enjoy the levels that make me stop and get more lives ( like world crown-crown, at least six times on world 1-2) Overall this game is great, has great easter eggs, adn green stars that make you look all over the level and question what you're doing with your life. AND you can change your character from Mario, Luigi, Toad, and Peach, AND (!spoiler alert!spoiler alert!) Rosalina. Each character has their own special, Mario being balanced, Luigi being jump height, Toad (my fave) being speed, and Peach's stats being a little less that mario, but being able to float. (Spoiler) Rosalina has a spin attack, hitting enemies in range, and providing a(n) extra jump if used mid-air. AND (I need to remember this stuff, whenever I say AND It's me going back and adding to this review) there are a lot of power-ups, including the cat-bell (also on mario maker 2) turning your character to a cat. The colors are: red for mario,green for luigi, blue for toad, pink for peach, and dark blue for Rosalina. The cat bell lets you climb walls, and use claw-slash attack (Wow, it's super effective!). There also is the racoon (tanooki-suit, but I call it the racoon suit) which lets you float, like peach, and lets you use the tail attack (Wow, again, it's super effective!). Next is the double-cherry, which lets you add one more mario (your character) to your total (I think you can have a max of... 6?). Next is the Giant Mushroom. It grows your character into a giant for a small amount of time. There are the fire flower and boomerang flower, one lets you throw boomerangs, and the other lets you throw fire. There are a lot more, but first, there's the super bell, turns you into the cat bell, but when you ground-pound you turn into a golden cat statue and start getting coins. Oops, I forgot about the mushroom, and 1-up mushroom. I shouldn't have to explain. I will stop there, there is A LOT more stuff in this game, lots of power-ups that I didn't say. ALSO there are 12 worlds, the first 8, then you go into space for the next three, then you go to world crown, containing the single-most hardest level in the game.

It's a great game. the quality of the game is great.

This is classic 3D Mario at its best. The additional content is a plus but not worth full retail if you’ve played previous versions.

This game is a great game that is appropriate for a huge age group. The levels of difficulty vary abd i was able to complete most of them by myself with no help (first time playing mario). The combo 2-games in one aspect is great as it keot my attention and when i was stuck on one, i pkayed the other and had just as much fun!

Well done port of a game a lot of people did not get to play on the Wii U. Add in an extra storyline and completely new content with Bowser’s fury and this game does not disappoint. I complain sometimes about Nintendo spending so much time doing ports like super Mario 3-D All-Stars which was fun but disappointing in a few ways including the lack of graphics updates. Nintendo knocked this one out of the park however. It’s a polished refresh of an already excellent game that the whole family can play together.

I decided to double dip and buy this game again since they added fury to it. I also own for wiiU. I remember when this game initially came out I was disappointed that there was not going to be another Mario galaxy or something of that nature. I’m glad I gave this game a try. It feels like a 2d Mario game but 3D. Great level design, lots of fun, single or multiplayer, ways to speed run and get more of a challenge, good music and sound effects, and awesome power ups. The weakest part of game would be bosses. Though we are not talking dark souls so it’s okay. I recommend.

Two different campaigns showcasing two different styles of 3D platforming in one. The main game, 3D World, takes you and up to 3 friends on an adventure across the Sprixie Kingdom in the classic level based Mario formula. Bowser’s Fury is a single player adventure on Lake Lapcat, though a second player can tag along with a more simplistic character. Lake Lapcat is one giant open world, where players must collect enough Shines to defeat Bowser’s Fury

If you never played the original Super Mario 3D World on the Wii U, then this game becomes a must buy. If you experienced the game before, then you will have to decide if double dipping is worth the price. Bowser's Fury is an excellent little add on adventure, but I don't think it is worth the asking price just for that. However if you want to scratch an itch for great multiplayer Mario platforming with the added benefit of Bowser's Fury, then you might want to give this a go. Definitely perfect for those who skipped the Wii U.

Mario 3D World has been ported from the Wii U with some bells and whistles. The controls are more responsive and the game runs faster. You can use cat Mario and Peach Amiibo in the game for power-ups. Once you beat the main game there is a ton of post content including a Luigi version of the arcade Mario Bros game. The real star of this package is Bowser's Fury. Open world Mario is something I didn't know I ever wanted till now. This shorter game is full of fun ideas and surprises that makes me hopeful for future games.

It’s classic Mario with a twist. This game was originally released with the Wii U and finally has made it’s way to the Switch. Although the main game is the same. They added on an additional game Bowser’s Fury. The new game is quick to get into as it’s an classic Mario but in an open world format. The game is short but I can see them building on this for the next Mario game. I say pick it up especially if you love Mario!

Excellent Game! The best feature for this re-release, is the addition of 4 player action with your friends! That is honestly the best! Also, they went out their way to include a whole new 1 player adventure within Bowser's Fury, a very interesting take on this games mechanics with several of Mario's Power Ups. It makes it very Mario Odyssey/Galaxy like, but with 3D mechanics, and its open world!

This is actually two games in one package. There is Super Mario 3d World. And also Bowsers Fury. 3D World is a rerelease from the Nintendo WiiU. The other(Bowsers Fury) is only available in this package. Bowsers Fury is a completely open world Mario game.... and is easily one of the best!!!

I played 3D World on Wii U, so I knew what to expect on that front. It's a little bit faster and a little bit prettier. Still one of the best 3D Marios imo. Bowser's Fury is really neat! It's basically an open world version of 3D World, if that sounds like something you'd be into. The coolest part to me was being able to have back-up power ups that you can switch to whenever you want!

Such a fun game! We love the multiplayer option to play with family and friends

Really fun game. Nice graphics and realy easy to play. Lots of levels from start to finish. Really amazing game play

Tons of fun with or without friends. It's basically just a traditional 2D Mario game but in 3D. The levels feel like they are designed the same way and just converted into 8 directions rather than 4. 4 different characters each with their own abilities. Mario is the jack of all trades down the middle. Luigi jumps higher but is a little unwieldy to control sometimes. Peach can float. Toad is speedy but can't jump as well. The inspiration for their abilities of course comes from Mario 2 but they are not exactly the same (especially Toad). Lots of replayability because you need to finish courses with each character to get credit to 100% the game. Bowser's Fury mode is fun solo or co-op, but be aware it does have a sort of time limit in that Bowser gets tougher as time goes on. Eventually you will HAVE to deal with him and retry later for more pickups. If you're a fan of Mario, then you're sure to enjoy this.

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

Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury is a Nintendo Switch port of the Wii U version from 2013, and judging from my 10 hours with the game, the visuals, audio, controls, and the additional content make this another resonating Mario experience. The visuals look crisp and vibrant--both on the tabletop and docked version. The soundtrack is catchy with a jazz-esque tune across most of the tracks, and it coincides appropriately with the characters, levels, and action. The controls are easy to understand, and with the Nintendo Switch system, there are multiple ways for players to play. There are fun power-ups like Double Cherry and Cat Suit, which can duplicate the playable characters or access abilities like climbing obstacles or pouncing enemies, and the gameplay itself is fluid and bouncy enough to feel like interacting with a high-quality animated movie. Multiplayer features further enhances the game's playability as it allows up to three more players to play simultaneously; players can play as iconic characters, such as Mario, Luigi, Princess Peach, and Toad, as well as Rosalina, who is unlockable. Being able to play this game on-the-go thanks to the Nintendo Switch is also a great detail; this would be a great game for family vacations or visiting family or a friends house. Multiplayer is also included in the Treasure Tracker Toad levels, which is a neat detail. Super Mario 3D World + Bowser's Fury is a creative, colorful, and endearing video game with simple controls, bouncy gameplay, a catchy soundtrack, and interactive multiplayer system, and this game has a high playability that can last for years. While I am aware of the online multiplayer and Bowser's Fury additional content components, I have not yet reviewed them.

A classic game that always exceeds our expectations.

Although it doesn’t hit the highs of Super Mario Odyssey, this game is still amazing. The underplayed and underappreciated Super Mario 3D World is a blast, and the additional separate “game within a game” Bowser’s Fury is something brand new and exciting for 3D Mario games. It offers a glimpse of the open world concept that the series may take going forward, and it’s a ton of fun.