


Otherwise, there’s no inappropriate content. The game supports amiibo, which are sold separately players use them to search for moons and can use Super Mario Odyssey-themed amiibo to unlock specific game items, like invincibility, extra health, or coins. Players will use fireballs, pans, fists, and even a cap to defeat their foes. While there’s violence throughout the game, it’s cartoonishly shown without blood or gore, and enemies disappear in a puff of smoke. The game has simple controls, but some awkward camera angles and split-second timing may frustrate some players. Parents need to know that Super Mario Odyssey is the latest platformer/open-world adventure in the long-running game franchise that’s more than 30 years old.

What parents need to know about Super Mario Odyssey Super Mario 3D World is now playable through multi player with four characters in 3 different lanes.
