Review on 🎮 Mario Rabbids Kingdom Battle - Nintendo Switch Standard Edition by Will Ridpath

For those of you who like the Fire Emblem series, I recommend trying this game. It's good plan and easy. For those of you who are skeptical, I will do my best to convince you to join the cause of saving the Mushroom Kingdom. Now, as a seasoned player, the first thing that will put me off this game is the bunnies themselves. . I'm here to tell you not to worry. They're not nearly as annoying as the old Rayman bullshit games. They're really funny sometimes. This is still absurd humor, so don't expect arrogant jokes. Once you get to the first section of the gameplay, it becomes obvious the graphics are just amazing. especially the levels themselves. They are full of detail and personality, my favorite being the vines playing music in a spooky kingdom. And in the fights themselves, the animation work is top notch too, although there are some nuances that need to be mentioned, the most annoying thing in my opinion is the camera, it's not controlled the way we'd like. It can only be moved at an angle of 90 degrees. I lost a shootout or two because I couldn't see the battlefield very well. Now in the near future - game mechanics. Those of you who are Fire Emblem veterans share my pain. In FE you are used to bringing your characters closer to enemies to see how much damage you do to your enemies. If you don't like it, do you just press B and go back to where you were right? Well, in this game as soon as you move your character and press A you get locked out, so it's a little tricky to fight the craving that was second nature in FE. In addition, each character (approx. 8 in total) has a special ability and a special role in your team (e.g. sniper, healer, etc.). However, Mario is a staple, so I recommend buying the best gear for him as soon as it's available to you. The game isn't holding you either, so be prepared for tough times if you're not careful. There's also a co-op mode, but I recommend playing it with a friend once you've beaten the game, as this will unlock all levels. Oh, and stay away from tough challenges you get from clearing the map in story mode, unless of course you don't like fighting the urge to not smack your Switch in the face multiple times. Bottom line I can't wait for the sequel, Ubisoft really set the standard for third party developers. Stay under cover and good luck out there. Ubisoft has truly set the standard for third-party developers. Stay under cover and good luck out there. Ubisoft has truly set the standard for third-party developers. Stay under cover and good luck out there.