I enjoy some of the easier puzzles in puzzle games because they're so approachable and can be solved in a myriad of different ways. This main problem wouldn't be so much of an issue in my opinion if the puzzles were made with an open-ended nature in mind. I do not hate easy games, however puzzle games in which the puzzle has very little depth or nuance are unappealing. These first puzzles do a great job establishing all the mechanics, but have very little depth to them, and as the game progresses, they hardly get more involved. The issues of this game surface a few levels after the game starts. The issues of this Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker is a unique puzzle game weighed down by a stiff control scheme and bland, basic puzzles. … ExpandĬaptain Toad: Treasure Tracker is a unique puzzle game weighed down by a stiff control scheme and bland, basic puzzles. Overall, this game is great, charming and an excellent addition to the Mario universe. This adds replay value and extends play time for the completionists out there. You may have to find a hidden item, collect a certain amount of coins or defeat all the enemies. Beating a level in Captain Toad is easy but completing a level can be much harder. The touch screen and gyroscope are used on multiple occasions including very fun, but slow paced mine cart levels in which you through turnips at enemies, coins and blocks. Toad and Toadette control very nicely and the game uses the features of the Wii U gamepad in clever ways.
The boss fights are fantastic but I really wish there were more. The story and boss fights are very clever, being based around Captain Toad's inability to jump. The story and boss fights are very clever, being based around This is a great little game based off the levels in Super Mario 3D World. This is a great little game based off the levels in Super Mario 3D World.
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