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Just be ready for all the shenanigans that will occur lol.

If this game has a good sale and you fancy MC-like games, I'd grab it to give survival a go.

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There's also creative mode, as well as a skin editor, which is kinda cool.

I suppose once you have the essentials the game becomes easier, though it doesn't feel that satisfying to me after reaching that point. It's a heck of a process that will require several in-game days spent of gathering materials, mining, ect.

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You'll know what I mean if you look through how to craft certain items. And getting yourself situated in general takes way longer than it does in Minecraft feels like much more of a chore. There's some aspects of this game that don't make sense to me: one being if you build your base on ground level, it has a high possibility of getting destroyed by the demolition mobs that spawn later in the game. Its survival mode (that's only 1 pre-made but sizeable map) gets brutal somewhat quickly, so you have to prepare fast or you'll likely die a lot at night. It's an ok MC clone, and it sets itself apart in ways. I didn't expect support to last as long as it did for Tennis Aces, but I'd be lying saying I'm not disappointed in the slightest by the finalized state of the game.Īnyone remember this on the Wii U before Minecraft released? Interesting times, lol. Unfortunately, the updates are done now, which means they only supported Super Rush for a few months. Fast paced swinging hyper-dash to the hole! It's invigorating! Going back to the regular take-turns golf mode after nothing but Speed Golf feels like time is stuck in a sand bunker.īut yeah, overall a solid Mario Golf game, just pretty content-barren as of writing this review.Įdit: 3 updates later and the game feels a bit better content-wise. Oh, and I didn't touch on the different golf modes, but everyone knows Speed Golf is the best addition. Only friend/private rooms and rooms with randoms are a thing. Unlike Tennis Aces, there's no tourney-style online mode in Super Rush, which is kinda unfortunate to me. They could be mini side stories with extreme challenge. Anyways, I could see the devs adding extra content to the Adventure Mode whenever new courses and characters come around. Nothing absolutely crazy, just a pleasant experience. Speaking of Adventure Mode (no spoilers), it's really nice. And when you put everything you learn from the Adventure Mode into practice, it's so freaking satisfying to swing good shots. The golfing itself is amazing golf club variety, golf hole/field variety (from the current base maps), a handful of swinging techniques that aren't apparent right away, crazy curve/arch swings, choosing the way your golf ball lands, ect.

That's not to say what's currently in the base game is bad by any means, just lackluster in terms of maps and modes.

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And frankly, I'm not surprised Nintendo went the same route in Super Rush as they did in Tennis Aces: bare minimum first, free trickling of content later.

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Although, most people have stated that World Tour on 3DS was a jam packed, full game on release. I only ever played " Golf " on the NES, so I can't easily draw comparisons to other Mario Golf games.