Super Mario Bros. Wonder

I've spent enough hours with Wonder to know Nintendo threw out the rulebook here. Every few levels introduce a new mechanic that fundamentally changes how you play - one minute you're a drill burrowing through solid ground, the next you're riding a sentient elephant or surfing on a bubble. It's not just collectibles in different places; the levels are architecturally redesigned around each gimmick. The core platforming stays tight and responsive, but the real draw is how confidently it experiments without losing focus. This lands best if you want Mario that feels genuinely fresh rather than iterative. Solo play is solid, but the co-op multiplayer is where the chaos peaks - helpful and chaotic in equal measure. It's not revolutionary, but it's the opposite of stale, and that counts for something in a series this old.

Alex · Scout Team

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