Mini-Mario & Friends: amiibo Challenge

 3DS
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  1. Digitally Downloaded
    May 3, 2016
    40
    It’s a good game, with some clever, creative puzzle design that takes the Lemmings-like inspiration for the series about as far as it would be possible to push it, and all those different amiibo special abilities do give a lot of variety to the puzzles, but it’s little nasty for Nintendo to hold back a full experience unless you’ve got over a hundred dollars worth of toys.

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6.8

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  1. MarioGames
    Aug 8, 2017
    9
    This game is very util for my amiibo and i like the ability of all the character and the characters special world. If you take the amiiboThis game is very util for my amiibo and i like the ability of all the character and the characters special world. If you take the amiibo piece you can play the star world. Im ready for the next Mario Free Amiibo game… Full Review »
  2. Grant_Mackin
    May 4, 2016
    7
    Fun, entertaining game to play in an afternoon. Hopefully there will be some more levels added in the future. I wouldn't mind the AmiiboFun, entertaining game to play in an afternoon. Hopefully there will be some more levels added in the future. I wouldn't mind the Amiibo levels so much, were it not for the fact some of them (like Bowser) have virtually no use outside of the game and Smash 4. I'd only buy Toad and Yoshi because I can use them for Treasure Tracker and Wolly World, respectively.… Full Review »
  3. multiplat_gamer
    Apr 30, 2016
    5
    Mini-Mario & Friends: amiibo Challenge is a Mini-Mario game that requires amiibo figurines to play. First of all, you need one of them toMini-Mario & Friends: amiibo Challenge is a Mini-Mario game that requires amiibo figurines to play. First of all, you need one of them to start playing using that character. You basically go the linear path and in the meantime you unlock ten exclusive character worlds using compatible amiibos. Also, each of the compatible amiibo has a special power, but you will only see that power in the four-level exclusive world of that particular amiibo. Each amiibo’s main mission is to collect specific cards with their face on them, so you’ll have to replay the same levels with different amiibos to collect them all, which is far from appealing. Once you have enough cards, you will be able to unlock levels in the “special world”. These few levels are the only levels that will be challenging for most players. The rest of the levels are easy, although they combine different gameplay styles that we have seen in the series before. For example, you can put and erase pink blocks like in Mario vs. DK: Minis March Again. There are also new features that create a varied gameplay.

    The soundtrack has some lazy remixes of classic Nintendo themes that will bring back memories of the more experienced players like myself. The visuals are simple and nice. You’ll need to hold the GamePad/3DS console with one hand and the stylus with the other hand, it’s that kind of gameplay.

    If you only have one or two amiibo, this game is a long demo. If you have the ten of them that the game specifically requires, it's a short and easy game, except for a few levels of the special world. If you have many amiibos, the game is an easy recommendation as you don’t have to pay any more. If you are planning to buy amiibos for playing this game, just don’t do it.    … Full Review »
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