If you are in a more action based level, it can be a bit frustrating to try to manage the camera while running or throwing radishes. The camera is quite slick…when you are puzzle solving.
The controls for the game are solid, but did pose a few problems. The bosses are relatively easy and there are very few completely frustrating levels. The game has the popular Nintendo “gimmee” bailout if you die too many times though it doesn’t stop you from falling or dying in poison. There are different levels were Toad runs or levels where you have to manage and control multiple Toads and with things like light and dark, the game tries to switch up the feel of the worlds. It is divided into three chapters with the first chapter devoted to Toad, the second chapter to Toadetta, and the third chapter with the characters switching back and forth (the gameplay remains the same). Here Captain Toad goes solo…and for the most part, it is a good thing.ĭespite a simple concept, the game is clever and evolves a lot during the course of the game. They were fun little puzzle games that weren’t too difficult, but they still made you think a little. One of the odder parts of the game was when you dipped into “Adventures of Captain Toad” minigames throughout the levels. The game was well received upon its release and was ported to both the 3DS and Nintendo Switch (which included bonus Super Mario Odyssey and multiplayer levels).
A deluxe edition with a Captain Toad amiibo was also released in addition to the stand-alone game. The game serves as a prequel to the Wii U’s Super Mario 3D World released in 2013.
Ready for adventure! Captain Toad and Toadette are out seeking treasures, but a problematic giant bird named Wingo threatens Toad’s treasures, Toad and Toadette must uncover all the gold, stars, and diamonds before Wingo…and Wingo won’t take it lying down!Ĭaptain Toad: Treasure Tracker ( Susume! Kinopio taichou) is a strategy puzzle action-adventure game.
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