Mario & Luigi: Brothership

A Hilarious, Heartfelt, and Heroic Return for the Bros!Mario & Luigi: Brothership is exactly the comeback we’ve all been waiting for—and it absolutely delivers. This new entry in the beloved RPG series captures the perfect balance of humor, adventure, and clever gameplay that made the originals so iconic, while also introducing fresh elements that make it feel brand new.The story is classic Mario & Luigi—charming, quirky, and full of laugh-out-loud moments. The writing is sharp, with hilarious dialogue and tons of personality from every character, especially our two goofy heroes. Their sibling dynamic is as endearing as ever, and watching them work together never gets old.Gameplay-wise, Brothership nails it. The turn-based combat system is still incredibly fun, with timed button presses and combo moves that keep battles active and engaging. It’s not just mash-and-win—you really have to pay attention, and that keeps things interesting. The new mechanics introduced (like co-op powers and new gear systems) add just the right amount of depth without overcomplicating things.The visuals are bright, colorful, and beautifully animated—this is easily the best-looking game in the series. The environments are varied and creative, and there’s a ton of attention to detail in every location. The music is upbeat, catchy, and fits perfectly with the tone of the game.Whether you're a long-time fan or jumping into the series for the first time, Mario & Luigi: Brothership is a must-play. It’s packed with heart, humor, and a whole lot of fun. Nintendo has truly brought this legendary duo back in style!

Great game, very interesting story

This game is so cute and really fun. The animation is well-done. I got a little bored with the long plot lines and constant player battles but it’s an entertaining game. The animation looks more like a cartoon, just FYI.

Price, quality.

Fun for the whole family

Great game , but it’s not 2 player coop

We love Mario in this house but he likes their other games more

The game is fun and easy to play. It’s a single player game. Yes, there is Mario and Luigi, but you control both of them. It’s very simple and repeats what you are supposed to be doing more than I like, but if you put down the game and come back or if a younger kid is playing it they should be able to follow along just fine. Combat is not too hard. Honestly, if a kid can read and follow instructions they should be fine. Overall if you are older it can be repetitive and too simple in some quests since it keeps pointing out everything.