Gameplay- With a unique take on the conventional platformer design, Super Princess Peach offers players a relaxing experience through eight worlds. The toad-rescuing component of the game adds an appealing level of strategy, requiring players to explore every corner of each level if they want to reach higher levels. A shop where players can buy upgrades using coins adds an element of depth to the action, allowing users to customise Peach's powers and enhancing replay value. With Perry, the Parasol joining Peach as an ally, an additional gameplay element becomes available, which requires players to utilise their powers to defeat enemies and overcome obstacles. Super Princess Peach stands out further due to the vibe powers and emotion meter that give players a unique and easy technique for communicating with the game's environment.

Super Princess Peach departs from traditional Mario platformers, however its gameplay ideas are creative and well-done. The inclusion of the vibe powers and emotion metre to the gameplay not only improves its complexity but also ties in with the narrative of the game, as Peach utilises her emotions to overcome difficulties, like Inside Out if it was a video game. The way Perry's skills grow throughout the game ensures sure that the battle never becomes less engaging and dynamic, with new strategies and techniques appearing throughout of the time. Super Princess Peach is a unique and endearing addition to the Mario Universe overall, and I'm not sure Showtime can top what Super Princess Peach was.

Story- In "Super Princess Peach (2005)," the story occurs on Vibe Island, an unknown location rumoured to be home to the powerful Vibe Sceptre. Eager to use its abilities, Bowser creates his vacation home on the island and, once his minion discovers the sceptre, assumes control of it. Bowser utilises his strength to transport Toads throughout the island to capture Mario, Luigi, and various other characters. Princess Peach, armed only with a sentient parasol named Perry which Toadsworth handed her, starts on a solo rescue journey upon hearing of the chaos triggered by Bowser's actions.

Peach encounters many kinds of challenges as she goes through the island's different parts, each imbued with the remaining emotional energy unleashed by the Vibe Sceptre. While the role-reversal plot—a princess saving the plumbers—is well-known, the game includes new systems where Peach's emotions influence her abilities. Peach fights Bowser's troops with Perry, resulting in an argument at Bowser's Villa. Super Princess Peach's plot was acceptable but nothing new, in my opinion, as role-reversal plots are frequently used in media. The friendship theme in the game itself reminds me quite a bit of Kirby Star Allies if that particular game wasn't so mediocre

[Summary]
Gameplay: 8
Graphics: 9
Story: 6
Characters: 7
Music: 8
Difficulty: Easy
Audience: 3+
Perk: Collector

Final Score: 8/10

Super Princess Peach despite it not being that difficult of a game, was a fun game to play. It’s great that this game had experimented with new characters for the Mario universe, which I’m hoping Bowser gets his own spin off game at some point since he still doesn’t have one. I doubt that Princess Peach Showtime would top this game but even though it’s too easy