Customer Ratings & Reviews

I bought it for my boys and they loved it. They finished it in just 2 days, so a bit short I guess, but they didn't mind passing it again a second time. Fun game!!!

This game hit that nostalgia craving I've had for some time now. A diverse and entertaining game that you can invest your time into!

Probably the best title I've yet to get for my original switch. I may be bias as I do love Mario games ;)

I have three kids from teen to preschool. They all love it! It’s a great game they can play together. Yet challenging for my teen son. A must for all Mario fans!

I've been a long time fan of the Mario games. From the original Donkey Kong arcade game to this gem, I've played and beat them all. Mario Odyssey feels like the true successor to Mario 64 we've been waiting all these years to play. The controls are smooth as butter, the graphics are pretty, the story is charming, and the bits a nostalgia Nintendo graciously baked in will have you teary eyes right after the credits roll. If you're even slightly considering buying the game, stop sitting on the fence and bite the bullet bill. You'll be glad you did. After all, the princess needs you now more than ever!

So much to do in this game! I will always play new Mario games and this one doesn’t disappoint! Images are outstanding and I like the exploring nature of the game

Great game, super fun to play. Takes me back to the old Super Mario days playing it on Super Nintendo.

Just like the title states, I have not had this much fun playing Mario in 20 years. It is an excellent throwback to the N64 days and has massive worlds filled with puzzles and secrets that change as you progress. The fun (almost) never ends! It has a funny little story, and incorporates mechanics never seen before while also bringing in very familiar mechanics. This is a "don't wait, buy now" sort of game. Highly highly recommended for Mario fans of all ages. If you own a switch and don't own this game, than you are certainly not getting the best possible experience on the market quite yet!

Mario is a such a classic, I usually pick up the new games when I can. This game has those nostalgic feels of Mario 64. So much fun to be had

Mario Odyssey is incredibly fun and cute and provides dozens of hours of gameplay. There is tons to collect and see and the animation and design are deslightful.

Bought this game for my son and find myself playing it more than him its a little hard for younger kids but the option to play together as a team is really fun

I little too expensive but it's worth it. My boy loves it . . . and also my wife.

With Super Mario Odyssey, it is definitely one of the best 1-player games I've played in a while. In this game Mario attempts to save Princess Peach from Bowser on another adventure, travelling from kingdom to kingdom with the help of Cappy, who's sister has been captured by Bowser as well. With that said, this game is definitely fun in its exploration and collecting. In addition, there are more than one way to go about collecting Moons, which is definitely fun to do. As for how long this game is, if you want to finish it completely without help, it will definitely take you some time.

This game is very fun, very nice graphics, and the music is very good

I would strongly recommend the game it's fun and enjoyable. My daughters love it. And the graphics are good also.

This is one of the best game in many years. The game is so much fun to play once you start you don’t want to put the controller away. Must have for all gamers.

Saying that I was hesitant when I was first considering to buy this game is an understatement... still suffering a sour taste in my mouth- the disappointment suffered from other Super Mario games over the last few years made me leery of the prospect of shelling out $60 on another possible flop. The Super Mario memories of my childhood & adolescence have been placed on a pedestal SO high - the likelihood of any other Mario-genred game acheiving THAT level of reverance would be slim... So why bother? Being mindful of my unfairly skewed expectations I vowed NOT to err on the side of caution and skepticism (perhaps even pessimism) and I chose to open my mind and try out Super Mario Odyssey (I desperately needed to find something to occupy the travelling time on an upcoming trip). Now that you're aware of the serious handicap this game had to overcome. The fact that I'm ELATED to report that this new Super Mario installment not only gave me something fun and engaging to occupy the long hours of the car ride... but I enjoyed the game SO much that I had a hard time wrenching myself away from my Switch to take part in the actual "vacation" portion of my trip. I, without reservation, endorse Super Mario Odyssey for both first-timers AND my fellow jaded gamers who have become too accustomed to being disappointed and underwhelmed.

Big fan of the Mario series and this game is a great mix of nostalgia but also a step-forward with new gameplay mechanics and great open world exploration.

Huge Mario fan here. From the beginning on NES to the Switch now, Mario has always been my go to game. This one has topped them all for me. The levels are just hard enough to keep me(father) interested and my son challenged. The different worlds, outfits, hats and moves are all top notch. The graphics are great and the depth of the worlds are amazing. Running into dinosaurs from Jurassic world or Bowser in a wedding tux, its all a sight to see. Add on some Amiibos and you can quickly get a little help when needed. So many different worlds, screens and cities really make this fun

Seems like games these days are just dull, plain, and boring. Every now and then there are good ones, but they are often ruined with micro transactions, DLC, or made to be online only. This game offers a classic gaming experience with none of the modern annoyances must games have these days. You get a nice long adventure with a variety of worlds to explore and activities to do. With so much to do and discover, this game will offer hours of fun for weeks. Want to play with a friend? There is a 2-player co-op mode as well, only downside is the second player controls the hat character and has to stay with Mario at all times, rather than having a fully controllable character.