Super Mario Bros. Wonder

Anyway, Mario Wonder is great and I've already promised her I'll happily play it again with her and/or the kids, so I think all is well.

I'm pleasantly surprised by the online features of **Super Mario Bros. Wonder**. ... Thus, I came out of that level realizing that Mario Wonder is a game that allows for and rewards player creativity, which is terrific, and also that it's a game that creates emergent gameplay out of passive multiplayer in a way that, if not truly new in the gaming space at least *feels* novel.

I do love the “wonder” mechanic introduced in “Super Mario Bros. Wonder”. Though it is the “Wonder Seed” that triggers the hallucinatory mindfeckery, it might as well be the mushrooms that have been such a mainstay of Mario’s world for so long. The “trippyness” induced by these seeds is a great fit for a Mario 2D platformer.

I've been on the fence with Mario Wonder but this has convinced me.

I had a good time with it and I’m looking forward to it again when my son gets a little bigger.

Well, one day I purchased Wonder - this was a no brainer for us, as my wife and I tried it on a walmart kiosk display, and it was fantastic. ... This game brought us together. I love this game, for what it did for us as a family and our bond.

I love this game, for what it did for us as a family and our bond. ... To summarize, this game was like family safe crack cocaine and we were addicted.

The movement in this game feels so fluid and looks beautiful. The badge system adds something new (if you want to try it) and can help with some challenges. You can tackle levels any way you want and there a nice surprises hidden if you take a look around. [...] I was really amazed by the wonder levels.

The movement in this game feels so fluid and looks beautiful. The badge system adds something new (if you want to try it) and can help with some challenges. You can tackle levels any way you want and there a nice surprises hidden if you take a look around. ... I was really amazed by the wonder levels.