Review: Mario + Rabbids Sparks of Hope is a confident, joyful sequel. ⭐⭐⭐⭐
The sequel sees Mario, Luigi, Peach and their Rabbid impersonators take to the stars as they travel from planet to planet, warding off an incoming threat from the Darkmess, which isn’t a typo, just a slightly confusing name for the in-game badness that’s dished across the universe by Cursa, the game’s main villain.
From a gameplay perspective, the largest change for those who played the first game is the free movement that players can now use on their turn. This does make for some interesting changes in strategy, which are necessary thanks to the cunning AI who’ll chase you around the map. You still have a set amount of distance you can travel, and there will still be shots you miss that you would have made if you just had a few more steps.
New enemy types, AI that seems far more aggressive and intelligent, and the quick pace with which the game introduces new scenarios mean that the campaign keeps up a great pace throughout.
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