Super Mario Bros. 35

1. Halyo

   Oct 6, 2020

   10

   Best game ever dragged down entirely by balancing issues (in part due to the game being in the early stage still).
   There's a voting systemBest game ever dragged down entirely by balancing issues (in part due to the game being in the early stage still).
   There's a voting system for the stages that will appear, and at the beginning of the run, you'll encounter endless 1-2s, 1-1s and 2-2s. There's a warp at the end of 2-2, which lets you chose from 3 levels taken from the pool of stages that got votes. If you encounter a later level, the lack of incentive to complete later levels makes it so that looping 2-2 - 1-2 is the route taken by many players. You may only encounter harder levels later on in the run, after a whole lot of the same few levels.
   It's not only a problem with stages that repeat, but ennemies as well. I've won multiple times, yet I've encountered bullet bills only once.
   The voting system needs to get fixed, or there needs to be some matchmaking added.… Expand

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2. Martin03

   Oct 23, 2020

   10

   Un juego realmente divertido que mezcla la formula del genial Super Mario con la del Tetris 99 convirtiendolo en uno de los mejores BattleUn juego realmente divertido que mezcla la formula del genial Super Mario con la del Tetris 99 convirtiendolo en uno de los mejores Battle Royale del momento. El unico punto negativo es que va a estar por tiempo limitado, ojala Nintendo de marcha atras con esa decision.… Expand

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4. Kakadu

   Oct 6, 2020

   9

   It's a lot of fun, like most Mario games are. The concept fits pretty good for this game and the execution is mostly excellent. There are onlyIt's a lot of fun, like most Mario games are. The concept fits pretty good for this game and the execution is mostly excellent. There are only two downsides with this, namely the absurd length of the matches, which asks a lot of endurance from the player and the fact, that it's going to be gone after March 2021, which is a shame, since this is still a stellar battle royale game with tons of potential just like Tetris 99. Awesome game.… Expand

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5. ITZZZPERRY

   Apr 18, 2021

   8

   Super Mario Bros. 35 is a lot of fun. It’s the first battle royale I’ve ever played where I actually felt like I had a chance at winning (andSuper Mario Bros. 35 is a lot of fun. It’s the first battle royale I’ve ever played where I actually felt like I had a chance at winning (and I did). It’s simple enough for anyone to pick up, but mastering each level to win is quite the challenge. My only issue is that it was only available until the end of March 2021.… Expand

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6. Magc

   Oct 22, 2020

   7

   Super Mario 35th in a nutshell is if you mix Tetris99 (Nintendo Switch) and Super Mario Bros (Nes), Mario 35th is passable. Mario 35th theSuper Mario 35th in a nutshell is if you mix Tetris99 (Nintendo Switch) and Super Mario Bros (Nes), Mario 35th is passable. Mario 35th the things I liked is that it controlls very simillar to the orirginal Super Mario Bros (Nes), Its a perfect game to stream, play it if you have Switch Online, is it worth it to buy a switch online just to play it no only if you love Tetris99 and Super Mario Bros… Expand

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7. nusco

   Oct 2, 2020

   5

   I respect Nintendo because they love experiments. Some experiments, however, should stay on the drawing board. One of those is Super MarioI respect Nintendo because they love experiments. Some experiments, however, should stay on the drawing board. One of those is Super Mario Bros. 35, an 8-bit peg awkwardly hammered into a battle royale hole.
   
   This game is an attempt to bottle the magic of Tetris 99. This time, however, the concept falls flat. SMB35 doesn't know what it wants to be. An exercise in nostalgia for people who grew up with the NES? A challenge for competitive players? A call to action for speedrunners? It's all of those things, but they're all getting in the way of each other.
   
   For example: one of the joys of good multiplayer games is their forgiveness: a mistake is an opportunity for a glorious comeback. But at its heart, the first Super Mario is a cruelly unforgiving game from the 80s, where a missed jump can instakill you. So in SMB35 you can play great, only to get kicked out because of a single misstep.
   
   Even games that are not forgiving, like Fortnite, give you an opportunity to spectate games when you get kicked out. Spectating games in SMB35, however, only makes its flaws more obvious. Once the bottom-tier players have killed themselves by jumping in a pit, and the medium-tier players have eventually been sieved out, a small bunch of Super Mario veterans gets stuck into a boring tug-of-war. They know every secret block and hidden passage, and are used to cope with the game's infamous inertia since they were in primary school. They go on and on, until one of them runs out of time, or makes a fatal mistake. It's extraordinary unexciting to watch, and it doesn't make you want to get better at the game. Sure, you might put in the effort to become a Super Mario Bros master. But why, when you could play a modern Mario game instead, or a modern battle royale?
   
   When I heard that SMB35 it's a limited-time release, I was disappointed. I don't like Nintendo's trend of creating artificial scarcity by taking games off the market. In the case of this game, however, I don't think that I'll miss when it's gone. It sure looked like a good idea on paper, but it's too awkward in practice.… Expand

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8. Matatai

   Feb 14, 2021

   0

   Что за ужас?!?!?! Плагиат фанатской игры и эту фанатскую игру нинтендо заставила удалить через суд.Что за ужас?!?!?! Плагиат фанатской игры и эту фанатскую игру нинтендо заставила удалить через суд.

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