With the exception of special courses like KO Arenas or Search Party areas, every course has a Wonder Flower to discover, and each one drastically changes the course in ways that players are going to want to experience. The game's Wonder Flowers play a big part in that. While players can skip past quite a few courses in the game, most probably won't want to. After completing the campaign, I was astounded to discover that I hadn't even found multiple courses from the first world. Each course has at least two Seeds, so players can easily obtain enough without completing every course in the world. To progress to the next world, players must collect enough Wonder Seeds to unlock the final stage. If one seems too tough, players can often avoid it and select a different course instead. Every course in the game has an assigned star level that can be seen from the map, offering an idea of its difficulty level. Instead of constantly following a straight line between courses, world maps have some areas where the player can move around and freely choose between them, similar to Super Mario 3D World. As players start out, they'll quickly notice that the world map is a bit less rigid than past Mario games. Without hesitation, Mario and his crew set off to take on Bowser and restore peace. Shortly after they arrive, Bowser comes along, merging with the kingdom's castle and sending the inhabitants into panic. Wonder, Mario and friends have traveled to the Flower Kingdom. New Worlds and New Concepts (Photo: Nintendo) The Nintendo Switch game feels like a much-needed revolution, and the result might even be the best 2D Mario game ever. Wonder, the first wholly new 2D Mario game in more than a decade. Those 2D games were undeniably well crafted, but they never felt as revolutionary as the games that inspired them. U would adhere closely to the formula established in the '80s.
For nearly two decades, Nintendo has had a system with Mario games 3D games like Super Mario Odyssey would take risks and deliver new experiences, while 2D games like New Super Mario Bros.
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