With peace returned to the world, it seems that tourism has picked up. As you return to older kingdoms to clean up old moons and bust open boxes of new ones, you’ll also be able to find Princess Peach, retrieve a moon from her in each area and follow along on her journey.īesides Peach, other denizens of Super Mario Odyssey will pop up in different zones than usual. That’s because she’s decided to go on her own roadtrip with her hat companion, Tiara. One strange thing you might notice on your trip to the Mushroom Kingdom: Princess Peach isn’t actually there. We spent several hours scouring this kingdom and still have more to do, so expect to keep busy. This throwback world is reminiscent of the Peach’s Castle area in Super Mario 64, including the ability to jump into paintings (for extra-hard boss battles) and at least one room that is directly taken from that N64 classic.īest of all, the Mushroom Kingdom has dozens of new moons to collect, including moons that are offered up for completing statistical milestones.
Once you’ve rescued Princess Peach, you get the chance to go visit her in the Mushroom Kingdom.
Many of these new moons are also extremely challenging. You’ll need to locate each individual box in each kingdom, but they add a lot of moons - in some cases, even doubling the total number available in a kingdom. After credits roll, return to that box and you’ll now be able to toss your hat at it, sending it rocketing into the sky, where it bursts open and fills the surrounding level with new moons. In each kingdom, you’ll find a strange metallic box that Cappy will comment on but you can’t seem to actually interact with. By beating Bowser and finishing the game, you unlock the ability to stuff every single kingdom full of even more moons. If you’re journeying through some of Super Mario Odyssey’s kingdoms and ever think to yourself, “Wow, the list of moons in this kingdom is surprisingly short,” I have good news. Super Mario Odyssey Image: Nintendo EPD/Nintendo Tons more moons Here’s what Super Mario Odyssey has in store for dedicated players.
If you want to be surprised, read no further.įor anyone who’s played recent Mario titles like Super Mario 3D World or even going back to the Mario Galaxy games, it’s no surprise that there are more challenges waiting after the credits roll. Spoiler warning: While this post will not discuss any specific plot or gameplay sequences, it does spoil some of the rewards you get for “finishing” the game. Lucky for you, we’ve been playing for a week straight now, so we can fill in some of the details. Most of the world is just starting to get its hands on Super Mario Odyssey, and as you dig in, you might be wondering why you’re having trouble getting every moon in a kingdom or just how deep the rabbit hole of this game goes.
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