Game Title: Super Mario Bros. Wonder
Platforms:
Trailers:
Developer: Nintendo
Review Aggregator:
OpenCritic - 92 average - 97% recommended - 39 reviews
CGMagazine - Jordan Biordi - 10 / 10
Super Mario Bros. Wonder is a complete reinvention of everything that makes the franchise great, and the best 2D Mario game ever made.
Cerealkillerz - Julian Bieder - German - 8 / 10
Super Mario Bros. Wonder evidently impresses with its creativity and innovation! The best jump ‘n’ run action paired with the colourful presentation of the flower kingdom including new enemy types and unpredictable spectacles of a wonder flower leave hardly anything to be desired! The implementation of a selectable badge before the levels rounds off the game experience; …
As the title says, longtime owner SBAllen has announced today that he is stepping down from the site, and parting ways.
This seems like a pretty big change, and could be worrisome about the future of the site. As we know Fandom are the current owners of the site…
TLDR- Longtime souls fan played Lies of P on game pass and was so impressed that he decided to buy it in steam to support the developers.
I tried Lies of P on game pass and was hoping to just keep playing it on that thinking it is just a time killer until spiderman comes out. But after playing it for a while I just couldn’t get over the amount of charm and atmosphere this game has built in. The story is actually interesting for me and even without realising I was hooked after a few hours. I’m about 20 hours into the game and maybe near halfway.
I am a huge souls games fan and have been since I played dark souls and demon souls 10 years ago. This game reminded me of my long nights playing dark souls long time ago. The same sense of discovery with the maps and how the developers have taken a set genre and added new stuff that just works so well for me. The sounds of perfect blocks against an enemy is akin to deflects in sekiro. The bosses so far have been very unique and …
It looks like Tony Hawk on Steam got an update to allow for offline play (which should have been there to begin with), but they point out that it’s specifically for the Steam Deck. I’ve seen people confirm that it does indeed work offline on the Deck now, but I haven’t seen anyone say anything about working in Windows, or in a non-Deck Linux. Can anyone who has the game on Steam enlighten us by checking to see if you can get into the game while completely offline? I’d definitely buy this in the future, but not if it’s still online only.
As the title says, longtime owner SBAllen has announced today that he is stepping down from the site, and parting ways.
This seems like a pretty big change, and could be worrisome about the future of the site. As we know Fandom are the current owners of the site…