The king of rehash failed Family Friendly Gaming Universe yet again. I am pleased Family Friendly Gaming stepped up to the plate and did the right thing when Nintendo was not capable of doing so. Captain Toad Treasure Tracker has been ported from the Wii U to the Switch.

Good game, great for children of 6years and up. Design of the game is good. Maybe wish you could choose from more characters. Overall good game

Nintendo's pint sized adventurer is back, and no I don't mean Chibi Robo. Fresh from last year's Switch release of Wii U's Captain Toad Treasure Tracker we now have actual DLC for Toad and his

Great re-jigged existing levels; Co-op adds a fun new dimension to things

Pointers still unnecessarily horrible in TV mode; Probably could have done with more new courses

Captain Toad's Special Episode is cheap, cheerful and provides a bit more Captain Toad for those of you who want exactly that. You'll probably see the end in less than a day, but it's worth every penny.

The gameplay is still as fun as ever; There's some really cool level ideas; Co-op mode adds a new level of fun

You'll be done with it pretty quickly; The majority of the package is very easy; It would have been nice to have a few more new levels

If there's one thing Nintendo fans have been clamoring for, it's extra downloadable content for the Switch's premiere Mario title. After all, being immersed once more in that title's stellar worlds and tight mechanics would be a treat, as most everyone has already extracted the final ounce of...

Varied level objectives; Riotous fun; particularly in co-op

Incredibly short; Relies heavily on remixed content

I got this game for my 5 year old son. He is pretty good at games but this one is a little more difficult for him and he gets frustrated. I however, love to play it because it is like a giant puzzle. He likes to give me a turn when it gets a little too hard and cheers me on the whole time.

3.5/5: if you played the original version on the Wii U, your not missing much, my husband said that the 5 new levels were fun but not necessarily worth re buying the game for.

My only real gripe about playing the 3DS Treasure Tracker is that although the smaller screens of the system prove a boon for the lower resolution, it's a bit of a double-edged sword in that some of the action is harder to see, as a result. This is especially true on a 2DS.

You're just as likely to have a good time with Captain Toad now as you were way back then in the Wii U era. The controls on the Switch don't work as effectively as they did on the Wii U but the new worlds alongside more impressive visuals make this a great port for first timers, and a decent reason...

Great Visuals; New Challenges; Cute Vibe

Worse in Docked; Controls Feel A Tad Worse Than Original

Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker is not just a good game, it's a great game. The port to the Switch was brilliantly executed, taking full advantage of the console's portability. While I could not recommend it for Switch owners more, the fact it's only $40 means you're getting a top quality game at a...