These jobs vary in difficulty - marked one to four stars - and each one feels positively unique. Over the course of 100-plus levels, Story Mode shines and surprises. What’s more astonishing, however, is how risky it feels. Rather than being confined to traditional 2D Mario progression with worlds and themes, Story Mode jumps around across all five game styles. Over the course of 100-plus jobs, Story Mode both shines and surprises. He has to earn coins to rebuild the entire castle, and he’ll do it by completing jobs (another word for levels) handed out by Toad. Mario plays the hero once again, and he’ll have to do more than just fix the plumbing. Story Mode kicks off after Undo Dog gets a little too rambunctious and presses the reset button, completely obliterating Princess Peach’s castle. Well, at least until Nintendo makes a third entry to the series. The robust Story Mode is worth the price of admission alone, and the massive and constantly growing library of levels created by players around the world could keep you busy forever. Yes, the sequel to the Wii U hit improves the level creation suite in just about every way, but you don’t need to be interested in game design at all to have a rockin’ time with Super Mario Maker 2. For a game ostensibly centered around creation, Super Mario Maker 2’s appeal goes much further than the limits of your own imagination. That’s Super Mario Maker 2 in a nutshell.
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