Rom Mario 64 Android
Osoulo Lejeune
Mario and anime come together as one in Isekai Mario, the ultimate anime crossover! Collect over a hundred power stars across multiple scenarios, customize your character's look and voice, summon for hundreds of new anime characters to play as, face off against a wide variety of enemies, interact with a variety of different items, and solve puzzles in this massive crossover of 3D Mario and anime!
Isekai Mario features playable characters from a wide variety of different anime franchises including Sword Art Online, Re:ZERO, KonoSuba, Overlord, Shield Hero, Hyperdimension Neptunia, Genshin Impact, Touhou, Hololive, and more!
ive got a big problem with the controls they are so clunky for 1 marios turning is stiff and the jumping is obnoxious to do when ever i went for a long jump it would do a back jump instead and it was annoying i was stuck on the first level getting a star on some blocks because of that issue and even when i got the long jump to work when i was able to do the long jump it didnt help that much because its not very good the speed of it is weird it dosent go a good distance
some positive things are the game lets you use both a xbox controller and keyboard and the graphics are nice and the music is good i only played up to sweet donut plains because the controls got too annoying to bear but the song there was great and the story was a funny idea and the writing was pretty funny too
But aside from that, the controls are still the same. However, it really is a problem at the fundamental level so if you do want to fix it, you'd probably need an entire rework. I understand reworking an entire physics engine is hard as all hell, but I'd at least appreciate a sort of neutral attack. It would pretty much sort out some issues.
Now as for the new content, the double coin events do sound like it can really help. However, like the gacha schedule, I don't think anyone would plan their week for this. Also while I haven't checked out the Shroom Project collab, I did check out Super Sexy Mario Land. And all I can say is, I like the idea of a reverse collab of instead of anime in Mario, its Mario in anime. But for level design, currently they're kinda lukewarm.
All in all, I appreciate this game is still getting updates, but to be honest the game's framework itself is flawed. But once again, I don't think its horrendous or anything, just kinda meh in my opinion.
I'm so upset of how much I slide all over the place.I exelerate in direction I,m not heading at.I,m contatly fighting the camera becose it's hiting walls and obstacles.The game has a few more inconvenienceses.I did not like playing this game.
I'd really appreciate if you put a shadow directly underneath the character model so the player can see where they're going to land. (You know, the dark circle with an opacity gradient around the edges that gets a little bit smaller in diameter when the player jumps. Look Mario 64 for reference).
I juat installed today to give it and try and the controls were awful. I couldn't play with my mouse and key broad, so then I tried with my ps4 controller and the game went crazy. Mario was moving on his own and I couldn't conrol him and also couldn't open up the menu. I basically couldn't even start the game, so it was unplayable for me
I tried to install the android version on my phone but it wont install. My phone is running android 10 and has over 10 GB of free space. It's not telling me why it's not installing, it just says "App not installed". Is there any idea why I can't install this game?
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