It’s more dynamic than the one in Super Mario 3D World (which mostly stuck to one angle), and it still gives you control. This is the best camera a 3D Mario game has ever had. Pulling off these advanced maneuvers makes me feel like some kind of platforming wizard, and I love it. Or you can find a wall, side jump onto it, wall jump off it, throw your cap in midair for a little extra boost, turn around, and then dive jump from midair to reach the top of the wall. You could take a long route through enemies and other platforms to reach a high-up place.
And once you master his arsenal of maneuvers (which is huge), you can complete incredible feats.Īnd Nintendo rewards you if you’re creative with your jumping. I’m doing it because I’m having a blast.Ĭrisp, responsive controls are the hallmark of 3D Mario games. I’m not doing this for the sake of being a completionist. Days after I defeated the final boss, I’m still putting hours into Odyssey as I try to unlock every Moon. You unlock more costumes and even levels by collecting more Moons. You’ll also often come across doors and other portals that you lead you special rooms designed around puzzles or obstacles.Įven after the credits roll, you’ll have a lot to do. A helpful dog may lead the way to a buried Moon. They may hide in plain sight in some hard-to-reach area. You can earn them in an almost endless amount of ways. They’re rewards for feats of platforming bravery, creative puzzle-solving, or defeating a difficult boss. Every Moon you get is a little rush of joy. You can keep running around, exploring, stomping enemies, and solving puzzles as you rack up enough Moons to make Jupiter jealous.Ĭollecting them isn’t a chore. And unlike with Super Mario 64 or Super Mario Sunshine, Odyssey doesn’t kick you out of a level once you get a Moon. And these levels are big, each containing dozens of paths, secrets, and entrances to extra areas. A single level can have more than 50 Moons hiding in it. After more than 25 hours of playtime, I’ve collected more than 500 of them and still have a long way to go. You need Moons to advance to new levels and finish the game.īut while Super Mario 64 had a total of 120 stars, with each world hosting seven, Super Mario Odyssey has many Moons. Completing these gives you Moons (similar to Stars in Super Mario 64). Each world is like a playground full of objectives. Super Mario Odyssey returns to a formula established in Super Mario 64.
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