Difficulty:

Just Right

Time Spent:

20 to 40 Hours

The Bottom Line:

"Instant classic"

Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door is a Great RPG it is more simple compared to RPG like Final Fantasy or something like that but i cant really compare it as it is a completely different type of RPG but that doesn't mean that it is a simple RPG its just a really fun RPG and One of The Best Paper Mario games you can get it is just as good if not better than Paper Mario on the N64.

Graphics are nice colourful and cartoony everything in the game is basically paper cut outs but the graphics are really colourful well animated and detailed and just look Great.

Gameplay this if you played the other ones your already know how the game plays it plays like a normal RPG when you see an enemy you just walk into it and the fight starts and it looks different as you go to a theatre with an audience and if the fight doesn't go so well you will lose fans but if the fight goes good the audience will throw items like mushrooms to heal your self or something similar like in a normal RPG you have items to heal yourself items to give you different abilities like fire,ice and loads more and to level up you have to get one hundred stars you get them from fighting the enemies and bosses in the game and as you play the game you get more party members like koopa who you can hit with your hammer to hit a switch that you couldn't usually hit to get to different areas and there's one that can get rid of certain stuff in your way there are quite a few characters that you can have in your party they are useful and each have different abilities you get a few different types of attacks different hammers there are some puzzles there never usually that hard but still very good there is a sort of casino place where you can go on fruit machines to get more money to buy different items and you can buy a lottery ticket that also gets you quite a bit of money overall the game has loads of different characters to use quite a few different abilities and just plays great.

Story of the game is quite funny and loads of great characters overall the story is very good and funny.

Replay there is some replay but there isn't that much the game itself can take anywhere from 20 to 35 hours it is quite a long game there is stuff to collect overall there is some replay.

The Good

Great Graphics/Great Gameplay/Great Story/Loads of Different and Funny Characters/Cool Presentation/a Good 20 to 35 Hours Long/Good Boss Fights.

The Bad

Camera can often get in the way.

Graphics 9.0/10

Gameplay 9.0/10

Story 9.0/10

Replay 8.0/10

Value 10/10

Sound 9.0/10

Overall 9.0/10 A- Great

Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door is one of the best Gamecube games you can get.