Customer Ratings & Reviews

Fun game and reminds me of the early Mario games, but so much better and more vivid!

This is my favorite mario game to date. The game has so many new mechanics and brings me back to the classic Super Mario. It brings elements from past games like the 8-bit Mario and Super Mario Sunshine! It advances the open world-feel experience with sharp and vibrant color. The Co-op multiplayer is a great addition. As Cappy, you fell like your own character and provides actual help you can't get when playing single player. Overall the game is a great and wonderful experience that easily lands 15+ hours of fun.

A ton of fun! This Hass to be one of the best Mario games I have ever played. The worlds were incredible and incredibly detailed. I loved searching and exploring. Even the ability to change into a Other items are villains was fun too. Hands-down get this game!

This game was described to us to be like the old game where you discover each world. But it so much more. The game gets addictive, once you start it's hard to put it down. We bought it for our son to play but we find ourselves not being able to give him the controller. But it isnt anything like the old game it is something all in itself

This game is absolutely fantastic. It has tons of new things, but also has some retro ties. This game is like a gigantic mix of Mario 64, Mario Galaxy, and Mario Sunshine. If you liked any of those games you will love this. Plus, as mentioned, there are throwbacks to Super Mario Bros from NES in here to throw you a change up. Nintendo hit a home run with Breath of the Wild, and areat as that game was... Odyssey is a grandslam. Just when you think the Mario franchise may have peaked, Nintendo develops a masterpiece.

This is probably the best video game ever made. Controls feel amazing, so much to enjoy here, hours and hours of delight

This game is such a blast Nintendo made this game right!!! Brings back memories of fighting my brothers to play super Mario on NES!!

Excellent mechanics, perfect control, crisp and vibrant colors. All this and more combine to make this the best Mario I have played.

This game was amazing. Great level/ character design along w the Cappy mechanic made this a game I just couldn't put down

This game has provided hours of entertainment for myself but more importantly it makes my son interested in gaming. He loves Mario

This Mario game is all about exploring different worlds to find hidden moons just like the early Mario 3D games. This game can be enjoyed by all skill levels; there are tons of moons, lots to do after beating the story, and gets very challenging for experienced players later on. I reccomend giving motion controls with the two Joycon detached a try when you first pick up the game. They allow you to do some additionalactions that can't be done with normal controls, but they are not needed to fully enjoy the game.

The 3d Mario games see always going to be good, 64, sunshine etc. It's a great adventure, fun, bright , recommend to any Mario fan

Another great mario game that combines an open world map, while still referencing past games with mini games throughout the worlds.

My son and I have had a ton of fun working our way through the levels on this game. It does provide the option of 2 players, the second player has limited functionality as a flying hat but with my 7 year old he loves being the hat. My wife who has never played video games recently started playing as well. Highly recommend for those of you with fond memories of Mario world on the original nintendo, this is is a whole new level of mario fun.

This games has lots to do and it very fun Mario game to play. I like the open world sandbox this game has

Making his solo debut on the Nintendo Switch Mario has leapt and bound further than he has in the past. You start the game with everything you'll need to make it through the entire game. Its only based upon skill level that you can get to some hidden places. There is a lot of replay value as their are tons of Moons, an in game collectable item, as well as coin collecting for various suits Mario can wear on his adventure. I highly recomend this entry into the Mario franchise to new comers and fans of all ages.

Great 3D Mario game. Beautiful graphics, with a great platforming mechanics, and great music tracks, that could* easily stand up next to Mario 64, and Super Mario Sunshine. *I say could because I only really have two gripes with the game. First is how short it is Story wise. I understand its a Mario game, and it can be hard to stretch out a story of rescuing a princess. Super Mario Odyssey just seems way shorter than expected. I was able to beat the story in about a day, only getting the bare minimum needed to move on to the next area. The second is the lack of variety with the bosses. You're introduced to the only 5 bosses you'll ever fight within the first few worlds, and then those 5 bosses are just re-used over and over for the rest of the story. Mechanics for these bosses don't really change either. they just add more things to dodge. Its for these reasons, I feel its not quite as memorable as Super Mario 64, or Super Mario Sunshine, but It's still a wonderful game, filled with nostalgia for old time fans, as well as a bunch of cool new content for new fans. All in all its a great game, just wish it was longer with a larger boss variety.

Quite possibly one of the best games of the year. Once you’re done playing Zelda, they should be the next game that you purchase.

Ever since the Mario Galaxy games and Sunshine Mario before that, all of the Mario games have felt like bland reboots of older versions. With Mario Odyssey I would say that there is new life in the series. The gameplay feels familiar and new at the same time. I like the options of playing in handheld, tabletop or tv mode. Although, if you really want to play the game as the designers intended, you need to play tabletop or tv mode with a joycon in each hand. The game will remind you of what you are missing out on with pop-ups if you choose to play in handheld mode. I have played the majority of the game in handheld mode, and I don't feel like I'm missing out on anything. The fun for me has been exploring each kingdom looking for all the secrets.

I wish I could say the trailers had prepared me for Super Mario Odyssey, but they had not. It's been better than any of my expectations. It's like the first time I played Super Mario 64 as a kid, restoring that feeling of unbridled joy exploring entirely new worlds, entirely new play style. Cappy is downright joyous of a companion, cheerful and upbeat and encouraging in fun, and the platforming and transformation his abilities bring are an entirely new concept in gameplay for me. I can't recommend it enough!