It may look frivolous, but Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle's jokey exterior hides some rich gameplay.

Beautifully structured; Exercises your strategic muscles; Good Rabbids-Mario interplay; Nicely observed learning curve; Decent boss-battles; Builds to a strategic crescendo

Puzzles are too easy in the early stages

Baz enters a world that's the stuff of nightmares - one where a group of beloved pop culture icons has been mixed with a former plumber and his mates.

Fun combat with good character maneuverability; Unique character designs

Limited accuracy percentages; Puzzle design; Rabbids

- Excellent Combat - AMAZING music - actually well times and well executed comedy - XCOM but simpler, faster and with more heart

Mario + Rabbids defies the stigma the Rabbids bring to the table and delivers a solid tactics-based game.

Amazing soundtrack; solid tactical gameplay; great graphics and world variety

No way to rewind moves; difficulty spikes

When I first heard about the game, I wasn't very interested, but after playing it for a while it's one of the best games the switch has to offer.

Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle is a turn-based tactical role-playing game by Ubisoft, which is available exclusively for the Nintendo Switch, featuring both single and co-op gameplay.

Like a food pairing that shouldn't work but does, Mario+Rabbids: Kingdom Battle overcame our scepticism and rewarded us with a supremely competent turn-based strategy game.

Mario + Rabbids: Kingdom Battle sounds like a really silly idea, and it is. Rabbids are silly, and Mario is hard to take seriously, too. But instead of just making a gimmick game with Mario-style platforming or Rabbids-style minigames, Ubisoft crafted a genuinely deep, challenging strategy RPG...

Deceptively deep, complex gameplay; Tons of maps and challenges; Well-executed, fun premise

Squad sizes are limited; No online or competitive multiplayer modes

a brilliant and fun game well done nintendo hours of fun and entertainment with this game

It's always neat when franchises work so well together unexpectedly. Kingdom Hearts (Disney + Final Fantasy) immediately comes to mind, and now there's Mario + Rabbids. It should come as no surprise that the Rabbids are behind Mushroom Kingdom's new look and inhabitants thanks to a device that...

Fun turn based strategy game that skillfully combines two different franchises

Second hand owners won't have the weapon advantage of the original owner