Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker offers very little for those who have played it before, but if you've never have played before then you're in for a treat. Treasure Tracker might look adorable on the surface but under lurks a fun and innovative puzzler, one that might just be better played on your own...

In 2014 Nintendo took those Fez-like bonus stages that were included in the terrific Super Mario 3D World and fleshed-out the idea by giving the sentient fungi their own proper 3D puzzle game in Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker .

Available exclusively on Nintendo Switch It hurts to be revisiting Captain Toad on . Back when it released on Wii U in 2014 I enjoyed its simplistic but engaging gameplay; finding an adorable game that overflowed with charm.

Puzzles are unique and varied; A visual delight; Plenty of content

Clunky controls get in the way; Lacking in terms of new content; Missing levels from original release

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.

is another marvel of a Nintendo game. It feels right at home on the Switch along with all the other Wii U ports. What makes Captain Toad such a fun game is the cleverly designed levels, the unique way of solving puzzles by moving the camera around and also by the immediacy of beating levels.

There's adorable, and then there's Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker. This is a game where you have to guide the interminably cute Captain Toad through perfectly formed vignettes that you rotate and inspect in order to solve the family-friendly puzzles that are put in your way.

Beautiful visuals; Endearing characters; Fun puzzles; Perfect for on-the-go

Docked mode isn't as intuitive as undocked; Very gentle increase in challenge; Relatively short

When I initially played through Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker on the Nintendo Wii U, I'd be lying if I said I didn't feel that it'd be better suited to a portable console the whole way through.

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