Meu primeiro contato com a serie Paper Mario e quando criança nunca pude aproveitar muito pois quem jogava mais no wii era meu irmão e eu preferia jogar Super Mario Galaxy e sempre fiquei na vontade de zerar esse jogo. Comprei um wii recentemente e porque não?
Sem me importar muito em ir atrás de guias ou ver algo sobre o jogo antes, caí de cabeça e olha: cansativo.
É um jogo excelente mas por muitas vezes os quebra cabeças são injustos com o jogador. Não tenha vergonha de ir atrás de soluções, irá poupar tempo e terá uma jogatina mais agradável.
Enfim, sobre a jogabilidade é excelente, os combates são ótimos, nada muito frustrante e nada muito fácil. No ponto, porém não achei os comandos tão fluidos e só fui sentir mais para o final onde cada input correto faz diferença pra salvar vida. Tive dificuldades em ações repetidas e/ou em desespero que precisei apertar varias vezes o botão 1 e toda vez dava errado. Não sei se é meu controle ou se é do jogo, fica aí o aviso.
A historia é excelente e bem contata como todo Paper Mario(não consideramos Sticker Star), a trama foi o que me fez querer continuar e nem sentir as 19h que joguei passando.
A exploração e quebra cabeças podem ser muito tortuosos se você não sacar logo o que precisa fazer. A máxima é: na duvida, fique 3D, a maioria se resolve assim. Tenha um papel e uma caneta perto e anote tudo que puder e suas gameplays futuras ficarão mais suaves.
Não tive interesse em fechar 100% porque ficar andando de entre flipside e flopside com um inventario minúsculo não é agradável, prefiro fechar a historia e deixar como tá. Os outros personagens são mal aproveitados durante a exploração pois a grande maioria dos puzzles pede o Mario e só.
Joguem sem medo, é excelente mas saibam que pode ser chato e frustrante, não tenham medo de guias. Se divirtam!!

Man, I cannot get over how amazingly this story was told. I have only cried once when playing a game, and this became so close to being number 2, I just cannot believe how well they went about the story, and I truly hope we can get that in future titles. I like Color Splash and Origami King’s story’s, but this is what I need to see more of. I wish I could give this a 9 or 10, but I just did not love all the gameplay decisions in this game. Could have been a masterpiece if they had picked by a particular style because this could have been perfect if that had been the case. Oh well, at least Nintendo decided that stories were not needed and gave us Stick- NO… let’s not ruin this review. Love this game. Play it. Please.

Super paper mario is such a weirdo.

In a war between the N64 and Gamecube duo, and the Sticker-Splash-Origam trinity, Super is just there in the middle doing its own thing.

It's technically and RPG since the characters "Level up" but it's also a regular 2d platformer.... except is not just that because the ability to switch between the 2D and 3D world makes for 3D exploration / puzzle solving that makes for a bizzarre mix.
THe aesthetic is also weird: a weird combinatio of the older PC interface, classic MS paint, classic computer and technology assets, and PAPER.... it's absolutely dated but also feel timeless... somehow.... it's neat.

All of these bizzarre decisions don't even stop here: you know how this game was sold as a clasic mario journey with nothing important in terms of the story?
Well, the commercials were kinda right..... except for the part where you witness Peach's and Bowser's wedding, a brainwashed evil luigi, bizzarre species and character designs, a manor FULL OF SLAVES, THE END OF THE WORLD, aliens pooping in space, HELL, THE OTHER HELL, some of the most tragic and complex mario characters ever created and legit some of the best Nintendo villains.

SUper Paper Mario is the third unsong hero of the Paper Mario series, an absolutely phenomenal experiemnt that feels as both a acid trip, and an incredible experience.

I always felt like this is a game I should’ve owned and played when I was younger but that never ended up happening. Decided recently that I wanted to play through it. This game feels almost like fan game in the way it’s presented and even its gameplay. I won’t lie the gameplay can be pretty lame at times. There’s a lot of “go through a level and get told to do some cryptic stuff somewhere near the beginning of the level.” I think the writing more than makes up for it though. This game just has so many moments that got a genuine laugh out of me and it has a solid little main overall. Definitely glad I finally got around to playing this

Had a lot of strange feelings when replaying this tbh. It used to be my favorite Paper Mario game (mostly since it was my first), and I’d always think about how the writing and world design were far more interesting here this than in TTYD whenever I reflected on the series. But even though I still do like it quite a bit, I’m not sure if that’s a very honest position for me anymore.

I do think it has a handful of ideas that are more realized than its GameCube predecessor (primarily how the game assigns unique mechanics to the 4 main characters that carry throughout the whole game, especially swapping to 3D). And yeah I do get more out of the writing and character dynamics here; but honestly, as I was playing more and more I found myself just puzzled at its very existence.

I understand that it was originally intended for the GameCube—and therefore might’ve faired better as a companion to TTYD than a sequel—but I couldn’t shake the feeling that this is just way too weird and different of a project to the entirety of the Paper Mario series that it’s nearly impossible to compare them side-by-side. This is a side-scrolling platformer through and through and what that genre invokes/necessitates is almost totally opposed to that of the turn-based RPG genre. It doesn’t matter how much you try to blend the two as they were made to be entirely unique experiences.