🧩 Puzzle & Dragons Z Super Mario Bros. Edition - Nintendo 3DS Review

The game may be fun, but it's a lot more repetitive than I was hoping for. Compared to something like (every game in) the Puzzle Quest series, where customization of your character and gear plays a big part, every battle plays out pretty much the same here. "Spells" are used too infrequently to be truly transformative, so your party composition has little to no impact on gameplay. Enemy actions don't change the playing field, so enemy abilities rarely really matter: they either kill you or they

It was surprisingly decent. For those who don't know, it's kind of a 3DS port of the free mobile game. I say a kind of harbor because some things have changed. The biggest is the removal of all microtransactions and nonsense that the business model generates. So things like timers, "premium" currency and lottery machines are gone. This alone is a significant improvement. However, on top of that, they also added a basic storyline to the game. It's nothing fancy, but it can be a small addition…

I'm 23 years old and I love this game so much! There are many puzzles to stimulate your mind not only for kids but also for adults. The dragon version has many cute and amazing creatures that become more and more scary as it develops, as well as an interesting storyline, while the Mario version has fun solving puzzles with characters from one of my favorite childhood games of the Mario Bros series. Although I really wish they would add more Mario characters to this game like the ones from Paper