When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Heres how it works.
“A followup to Super Mario Odyssey,” I replied cooly.
With that, the monkey paw curled.
It became a fist.
And then DK himself walloped me.
Because, reader, Donkey Kong Bananzaisthat Super Mario Odyssey 2.
After all, the king of swing and the mustachioed plumber share plenty of history.
Clinging his paws to the shiny bananas he so craves, DK is flung into the destruction.
If something causes you to scratch your gorilla-chin in curiosity, it’s always well worth checking out.
It’s obviously a similar set-up toSuper Mario Odyssey.
Donkey Kong Bananza has a similar philosophy, but revels in a much morehands-onapproach for DK.
The destruction adds an almostThe Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdomapproach to puzzle solving.
This ape thinks outside the box.
The destruction creates more verticality to the stages by design too.
Even a leap from up high will end with DK leaving a crater behind him where he lands.
“The underground is odd but beautiful here.”
It also brings any loose Banandium that stuff is everywhere into his waiting mouth.
There’s moments of loudness to pulling things apart punctuated by quieter melodies.
It makes for a warm tone.
Which means, interestingly, alternative ways to go deeper to new levels.
