It's also nice to see four levels based off the wildly popular Super Mario Odyssey game get a puzzle makeover. Families can help each other through this new control scheme, with one person controlling Toad and the other handling the camera - this is perfect if a younger player gets stuck and needs help from an older sibling or parent. It removes the need to blow through the microphone to move platforms or rely on a touchscreen in the Wii U version, instead giving tighter, more responsive controls thanks to the console's Joy-Con controllers. The Nintendo Switch version of the game vastly improves gameplay as well.
Puzzles, levels, and extra challenges are varied and rewarding. You have limited mobility - you can't run or even jump - but by studying the task at hand along with some trial and error, you'll figure out what's necessary. For example, you might need to pull a switch or step on a plate in a given order, which will extend a platform to walk to the end of the level. As they work to retrieve the Power Star and rescue Toadette, gamers will encounter many worlds to navigate to collect precious items, combat enemies and bosses, and figure out how to bypass environmental obstacles. Even though Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker is based around the outdated "damsel in distress" premise, that's not what you're buying this title for instead, you're really investing in a significant number of brainteasing puzzles. This clever puzzle game will keep you playing for hours, and it's great to see a new character step out of Mario's considerable shadow with a fun adventure of his own.
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