Brothership (out Nov. 7) has a lot pressure riding on it. It’s the first new entry in the Mario & Luigi sub-series since its original developer AlphaDream filed for bankruptcy in 2019. It’s also ...

Brothership, is out now! But does the game have multiplayer? That's the question that some fans are asking. With the game ...

Brothership' comes to the Nintendo Switch on November 7. It's an extremely long voyage through the sea full of occasional ...

Please verify your email address. Mario & Luigi: Brothership has a fairly straightforward RPG level-up mechanic, that sees both brothers earning XP from defeated enemies to level up and increase ...

Please verify your email address. Mario & Luigi: Brothership is the first game without AlphaDream, featuring a return to the original two party members. The leveling-up mechanics have changed ...

We may earn a commission from links on this page. The Mario & Luigi series came as a shock to players when it first debuted way back in 2003 with Mario & Luigi: Superstar Saga on the Game Boy ...

Mario & Luigi: Brothership, the first new Mario & Luigi game in nearly a decade, seems content to iterate on past ideas from ...

At times - any time you think too much about it - Brothership's narrative can feel like the joke adventure that Paper Mario once sent Luigi on to explain his absence from the game. Mario would be ...

It isn’t quite as good as Mario’s, but can work well in tandum if Mario softens enemies up and Luigi gets the final blow. Hammer-wise, stick with raw damage and use the Masterpiece Hammer.

They may have been there to set the table for Mario & Luigi: Brothership, an all-new entry in Nintendo's other Mario-based RPG series. After so many hours spent playing the game and additional ...

Mario & Luigi: Brothership doesn’t change the series’ once-winning formula too much, but it does expand it significantly. This time around, the brothers find themselves whisked away to the ...

when Luigi provokes a swarm of bees. Mario saves his brother, and the two share a warm embrace. It’s a cute and touching scene and a welcome new direction for a series that often relies on snide ...