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Super Mario Maker 2
Released On: Jun 28, 2019
88
8.4
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Metascore
Generally Favorable
Based on 98 Critic Reviews
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98% Positive
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2% Mixed
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0% Negative
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Metascore
Generally Favorable
Based on 98 Critic Reviews
88
98% Positive
96 Reviews
96 Reviews
2% Mixed
2 Reviews
2 Reviews
0% Negative
0 Reviews
0 Reviews
A transcendent experience that will only continue to improve over time. [Issue #41 – September 2019, p. 68]
If you’ve played Super Mario Maker, you already know this Switch sequel is a must-buy. If you’re a Switch owner, Super Mario Maker 2 needs to be part of your collection. Easy as that.
User Score
Generally Favorable
Based on 1,273 User Ratings
8.4
82% Positive
1046 Ratings
1046 Ratings
12% Mixed
148 Ratings
148 Ratings
6% Negative
79 Ratings
79 Ratings
User Score
Generally Favorable
Based on 1,273 User Ratings
8.4
82% Positive
1046 Ratings
1046 Ratings
12% Mixed
148 Ratings
148 Ratings
6% Negative
79 Ratings
79 Ratings
Dieses Spiel glänzt mit der Kreativität der Spieler und lässt uns den Wunsch und Spaß eines Spieleentwicklers erleben und glänzt im großem Stil, dessen einziger gegner die Internetverbindung ist ;)
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Nintendo Switch
Originality: 19/20
fun: 19/20
Possibilities: 21/20
Love this game. Who has never dreamt of being to make their own custom level !!!
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Nintendo Switch
Super Mario Maker 2 is the best of both worlds. For creative-minded players, the level design suite is robust and includes a number of excellent new features to make an even greater variety of courses. For those who just want to play, Super Mario Maker 2 has an excellent campaign filled with 100-plus Nintendo-designed levels — not to mention the constantly growing library of user-created levels. The online multiplayer isn’t feature-rich, but it doesn’t stop Mario Maker 2 from joining the lineup of top-tier Nintendo Switch games.
This is a stunning celebration of all things Super Mario, from the music and the art to the characters and items, and it's also a great social tool that uses the ubiquitous language of running and jumping to share gameplay and narrative ideas between players worldwide. It has lost a bit of its weird edge since last time, but it's also gained a lot more variety and much more substantial systems for sorting stages and playing with friends.
Nintendo will surely need to work on new artistic and mechanical styles to make its future 2D Mario games attractive, as Super Mario Maker 2 takes all the best from Super Mario Maker 1 and boosts the game with new options, a better interface, more customization, themes, night mode, interesting enemies and wraps the whole package with a fun new story mode and an online mode that even with its flaws, is competent.Super Mario Maker 2 offers the ultimate experience for Mario 2D fans and certainly yields much more fun than the 60$ what it is charged for.
Super Mario Maker 2 builds upon the original in very basic ways. The game adds an impressive array of new mechanics that allow creators more freedom to design. With the addition of the painfully tedious, gimmick-driven story mode, the developers teach players just how annoying the new features can be. Regardless, designing levels has never been more convenient and the vast sea of user-created content is bound to provide endless enjoyment. Overall, Super Mario Maker 2 is a solid release that is highly recommended and successfully manages to mostly satisfy both creators and players, despite the game’s various issues and shortcomings.
But that toolkit is only half of the equation. The other half is a platform game with no quality control, no impetus for putting legitimate effort into your original designs, and no way to weed out poor content creators other than trusting that players will be able to discern the difference between a bad level and good level and rate them accordingly. Given how many positive messages I've seen attached to genuinely bad stages, I don't have much faith in the Mario Maker community right now and I question whether it'll get better down the line.
it is an amazing game that i would recommend to any and everybody, you can spend hours making your own courses and worlds with the large amount of things that you can use to make your level/course however you like.this game has a story mode with premade levels by nintendo which alone would justify the price of this game but you are able to play levels and worlds made by other people. The main focus of the game, where you make courses is great and the feeling that you get when you see how many people played and liked your courses is amazing. So far i have spent around 85 hours on this game and even though it is not perfect, it is the closest thing to it. The online is decent and it is enjoyable to race other people on courses but at times it does start to lag a little bit. you can choose from many different environments and themes from across the mario series/franchies and even choose among the different game styles from the series, such as: super mario bros 1, super mario bros 3, super mario world, super mario bros u deluxe and super mario 3d world.
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Nintendo Switch
I wanted to like this game more than I did. This game is more for people who are hardcore into insanely difficult platforming challenges rather than a more casual gamer.
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Nintendo Switch
Story is ok. Creativity is not bad. I can take inspiration for creating videogames. This is a good example for a game developer!
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Nintendo Switch
waste my money
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Nintendo Switch
A very bad game in comparison to mario maker on Wii U, I lived that game but this one doesn't fix the originals issues, loses a ton of personality and in general is just sad.
First the campaign: the levels feel either extremely easy, extremely tedious or like troll levels. In comparison to the original, where the campaign showed of ideas for you to create.
Onto the multi-player: The new main multi-player mode is quite terrible in comparison to the original, where it was fun to play a few stages and challenge yourself. I am not trying to say the endless mode is terrible, it would be a fine addition but it's a bad replacement for the originals 100 mario challenge. Next on the list is all the online stages still being just a bunch of clumsy crap, haven't a lot except for a boo button existing (funny how a 7+ game does have it but youtube which is like 13+ doesn't) and the mario maker bookmarks page doesn't work anymore. The online multi-player is terrible and would be better of not existing, one device co-op is also weird since you have to download the stage before playing! The final thing is the world creator, which would be amazing if it wasn't as simple as it gets.
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Nintendo Switch
Summary Mario fans of the world, unite! Now you can play, create, and share the side-scrolling Super Mario courses of your dreams in the Super Mario Maker 2 game, available exclusively on the Nintendo Switch™ system! Dive into the single-player Story Mode and play built-in courses to rebuild Princess Peach’s castle. Make your own courses, alone ...
Rated E
for Everyone
Platforms:
- Nintendo Switch
Initial Release Date: Jun 28, 2019
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