It's only available for local multiplayer, but I wouldn't recommend playing that way unless the second person is fine with only doing really simple, boring tasks to support Mario - it's a lot like the multiplayer in Mario Odyssey (which I also didn't like, for the same reason). One person plays as Mario and the other person supports them as Bowser Jr. Unlike Super Mario 3D World, Bowser's Fury is only for 1-2 players.

It sometimes felt like getting the camera in the right position to see Bowser's attacks was a bigger battle than the actual fighting. One big problem with the game is the camera angles in those boss fights. Join The Game Remastered 'Tony Hawk' Games Land A High-Scoring Trick The levels with Captain Toad that appear in every world are the most fun - you venture through an obstacle course filled with collectable stars, but without the ability to jump, so you need to strategize. While level progression is linear, you can still wander around the world map to find secret levels and minigames that help Mario on his mission. You are dropped at the beginning of a linear world map and unlock new levels as you beat each challenge, eventually making it to World 8 to defeat Bowser and free the Sprixies, fairy-like creatures he rudely kidnapped and put into jars. SM3DW has the same concept as past Super Mario games. Hours went by in minutes, and suddenly it was 3am and I was falling asleep with my Switch on top of me. It sucked me in so completely that I couldn't tear myself away. I had never played Super Mario 3D World before last Friday, and now it's one of my favorite Mario games - worth it even without Bowser's Fury tacked on. I had never played 'Super Mario 3D World' before last Friday, and now it's one of my favorite Mario games - worth it even without 'Bowser's Fury' tacked on.

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