It's just deep enough to give you a reason to replay missions so that you can max out your party's abilities. In the Battle HQ, you can spend coins earned on new weapons and level up your characters in typical RPG fashion. In between fights, you explore the Mushroom Kingdom as you normally would in other Mario games, collecting coins and solving puzzles for new weapons and other treasures. And if you're looking for even more, there are some hellish challenges that can be unlocked. Some encounters took a couple of tries, and since there aren't any difficulty levels, you'll really have to experiment to find the best routes and best team ups to make it through the game's four worlds. From a giant Rabbid Kong to familiar foes like Bowser Jr., each encounter was memorable and, occassionaly, pretty difficult. Special mention should be made to the excellent enemy variation and boss encounters. It never gets old watching Luigi dip out of cover to pop a slow-motion bullet into a Rabbid's side. You can also move around the battlefield, physically attack enemies, bounce off of allies, and use special powers to heal your party, inflict status ailments, or lure enemies out of cover.
You command a team of three characters as you duck for cover and do battle with enemy Rabbids, using some of the many weapons at your disposal, including different sniper rockets, shotguns, and sentries. Mariorabbidsworldtravel (Image credit: iMore)Īs far as gameplay goes, you would be forgiven if you thought that Mario + Rabbids was going to be easy.
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