The new version includes new levels inspired by Super Mario Odyssey's Cascade Kingdom, Metro Kingdom, and Luncheon Kingdom, which can be unlocked by playing or by using one of the compatible amiibos. The game, a side-project by Mario masterminds Nintendo EAD Tokyo, was inspired by the very Japanese 'hakoniwa' (miniature garden) concept, and offers more than 70 levels full of little secrets, smart perspectives, and light-hearted platforming. That being the case, if you want to take a closer look, a free demo for the game just became available on the Nintendo eShop. A Nintendo 3DS version of Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker, which includes stereoscopic 3D visuals and touch-screen controls, also launches on July 13.Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker was one of the cutest, most charming and smartly-designed games for the Wii U, so getting a new version on both Nintendo Switch and 3DS come July 13 is good news for those who missed it the first time around (which, judging by the sales of the Wii U compared to the Switch, is a lot of you). Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker launches for Nintendo Switch on July 13. While one player controls Captain Toad, the other can assist with things like turnip cover fire. Also, anyone can play with a friend or family member by sharing a pair of Joy-Con controllers. The new version includes new miniature courses based on various Kingdoms in the Super Mario Odyssey game. credit//NintendoĬaptain Toad: Treasure Tracker, which originally launched for Wii U, is coming to Nintendo Switch. Enjoy the new trailer and an official description below. It's pretty cool to see all of the stages they have to offer this time around. If you happen to live int he UK, you can download a free demo of the game on either system right now to see this fun footage in practicality. The video below is basically showing off how the game works and looks on both consoles, for those wondering how the updated port of the Wii U game would work out. Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker will be coming tot he Nintendo Switch and 3DS on July 13th, and Nintendo has decided to show off some footage.
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