Customer Ratings & Reviews

Don't miss this one! This game is filled with fun and pure joy all the way through. Tons of monsters to capture, outfits to collect, and platforming challenges. The levels and music are great. Can't recommend it enough. Can't think of anything bad to say about the game. HERE WE GO!!!

Bought this for the boyfriend for Christmas, but actually have had my own copy for two years. Love the game.. except the level I’m stuck on. Maybe the boyfriend will get there and get us past it.

Bought for my son so he could have his own copy. Phenomenal game. I had already had it from year's ago. Super fun,great graphics and smooth gameplay. Probably my favorite 3d mario aside from 3d world and galaxy. A must play.

Purchase this game for my wife and kids for the holidays and they have a blast with it!! if you can get it on sale that would be great but if not it is worth the $60.00 bucks!! takes me back when i was playing the original Mario on the Nintendo 64.

I bought Mario Odyssey after skepticism of an open world super Mario Bros game after Mario 64 (yes that long ago). After a playing the game a few times, I must admit that I am happy with my purchase and will recommend to anyone that if you have a Switch, this is a must have!

Love this game , so much fun I would highly recommend!!!

Hands down a must-play if you own a Nintendo Switch. Takes full advantage of the Switch's hardware in both its gameplay and presentation. Even if you suck at platformers, give this a chance.

A masterpiece, plain and simple. Odyssey builds on previous 3D Mario games and adds a ton of charm and a sense of adventure. Mario's new moves make this a joy just to run around and explore. This is an absolutely essential game for any Switch owner.

I haven't had much time to plays Super Mario Odyssey yet, but I can already tell the platforming mechanics, the core of the game in a way, are simply fantastic. Mario handles like a dream and has access to all of his old tools from the Sunshine and 64 days(Along with some new ones).

Nintendo has done it again, Mario games are still the top dog for platformers. Just like most Nintendo first party title's the gameplay is top notch. The controls are good the gameplay is excellent the graphics are good for the Switch a must own for any Nintendo enthusiast.

Honestly an outstanding game in every sense of the word. It's family friendly, with low barrier to entry (meaning easy to play), but the game has so much to explore and find with an engaging and entertaining story. Arguably the best game available on the Switch (this or Zelda)

Phenomenal game! Just incredible how far Mario has come. So many retro callbacks and great level design.

This game is just about perfect. The controls, level design, etc are super tight, and the game is great at rewarding your for exploring and interacting with the world around you. The art design is delightful, and the music is just so good. If you have a Switch, you need this game.

Great game so far and have been enjoying every minute of it. Highly recommended if you're a Mario fan. It's very similar to some of the previous titles where you go from world to world collecting stars/moons to power up the next world. Puzzles and secrets are scattered everywhere!

I'll be honest, the last Mario game I played was on the Nintendo 64. I'm embarrassed to admit that around that time I bought into the hype that it was the hardware specs and the graphics that defined a good gaming experience, but have come back around to understanding that graphics aren't everything, the game needs to be fun. And this game definitely is fun, and that it is visually stunning is an added bonus. The mechanics with Cappy are unique and I appreciate the new take on game play. I appreciate that there is the option to use motion control, but that it isn't required. The puzzle solving is challenging without being artificially frustrating (there is nothing worse than something that has been made hard simply for the sake of being hard, so far the challenge all seems natural to the game mechanics and story telling). And, at the end of the day, I'll be honest, who doesn't love to be able to possess the enemies and use them against themselves.

Like many before has said, this is nostalgia crack for anyone who loved Super Mario on n64. When I first started playing, I was a giddy 10 year old again doing back flips and ground stomps with Mario. I had the one for the Wii, and I know you could use two controller/hands features , but I don't remember why or to what extension it was. Throwing the cap with the controll on the switch feels much more natural. When they say you can possess things and throw your cap at everything, they do mean everything. It will either bust through something, kill a baddie, or possess a baddy. The only minor downside I see is the outfit aspect of the game. All fine and good that you don't have to buy anything with real money to deck out mario in accessories. But I wish certain outfits gave Mario abilities - like the different suits you could get after finding the different colored blocks in N64. I just think it would make collecting all the purple coins more meaningful

Its Mario! What else do i need to say? The game is amazing and just fun in general. Love the exploration of the game and the story is just fantastic!

I have a difficult time finishing games, however this was one I was able to get to the end credits of without putting it down for more than a couple of days here and there. There are still moons to get after the main story is completed and other endgame content I am currently going through. The game was made to be as fun and not stress inducing. Dying loses you 10 coins, which are used to purchase new outfits and easy to come by. The bosses are not impossible to beat and well timed. This game can be played by a large age group and still be extremely enjoyable. The two person version of the game, however, I found not very fun at all. The second player gets to control cappy and the camera angle. Ahhhh this drove me bonkers as many areas needed the camera in particular angles to see what needed to be done. And if the person playing cappy isn't proficient at video games this leads to frustrations as the cap is used to jump, kill enemies, etc.

If your a fan of mario games or platform mechanics, this game is for you.

For parents who don’t play games: A sandbox game is a game that gives you the freedom to do whatever it is you’d like whenever you’d like. This game is good for children of all ages due to its Assist Mode, helping them (or parents without gaming experience) find their way with helpful blue arrows. Review: Super Mario Odyssey manages to keep the same feel as every other Mario you’ve played (since N64) without the glorified loading screens. The game focuses on saving Peach from Bowser by powering up the spaceship Odyssey with moons from each kingdom. Which moons you collect is entirely your choice. The story is good and the visuals are awesome. Single-player is my preferred method but you can play two-player, each player using one of the Joy-Cons. If you’re looking for a two-player game that allows both players freedom, don’t buy this. Player Two has control over Cappy and relies heavily on Player One to move around the kingdoms.