Super Mario Rumble

Super Mario Rumble is an upcoming 3D fighting game for the Nintendo Switch and a spin-off to the Super Mario series. The game sees Mario characters battle it out in three-dimensional arenas (whether circular or linear). Players may use things such as items, obstacles, walls and tactics to their advantage.
==Gameplay==
Many people describe the game as a combination of traditional fighting games (such as the Street Fighter series) and Mario Kart's battle mode, with few elements from tactical strategy games.
The player's goal is to deplete the opponent/s' health bar by attacking them in three-dimensional stages and using tactics, obstacles, walls and items (which appear in item boxes around the stages). Matches can be 1-V-1s, 3-V-3s or All-V-Alls. Players may have up to five lives (with one life being a minimum). Each fighter possesses a unique long-range attack, while their short-range attacks are similar, though do more or less damage depending on the characters class. These classes are 'all-around', 'speedy', 'technique', 'tricky' and power. The player initially only has access to the first two, with the third being unlocked after completing the tutorial and the rest being unlocked as the player progresses through the game.
==Modes==
It should be noted that the game's campaign is the only mode initially available, with the rest being unlocked after completing the tutorial.
===Campaign===
Campaign mode sees the player competing in tournaments and progressing through 3D-platformer style levels in-between. Campaign mode is exclusively a single player mode and the tournaments can be played in a two ways (1-V-1, 3-V-3 or All-V-All). Additionally, there are options for easy CPU and hard CPU. An easy 1-V-1, hard 1-V-1, easy 3-V-3, hard 3-V-3, easy All-V-All or and a hard All-V-All must be completed for a 100% completion and an unlock of all gold trophies.
Each tournament consists of four stages - except the last, which has five.
====Story====
Wario is watching a commercial for a fighting tournament on his television, and he realises that 'violence is where the money is' (and quietly adds that his whole was a waste of time), so he decides to create his own, and kidnaps Princess Peach and Yoshi as bait to get Mario and co. to participate.
Mario (with the help of Luigi, Toad and Toadette) rescue Yoshi from Waluigi (who was hired by Wario as his 'sidekick with privileges') and make it to the arena where they rescue Peach and are manipulated into participating in the tournament. Wario and Waluigi decide to participate too.
The player wins the tournament and Wario announces that it was such a success, they are going to hold more. The player then needs to make his way to the next tournament by completing 3D-platformer styled levels (either consisting of stages in the game or ones exclusive to the mode). This process repeats until the last tournament, where the player has to defeat Bowser (who has grown as a result of using a Mega Mushroom).
The player successfully wins all tournaments and Wario announces that no more tournaments will be held under his company name, as he has discovered that '3D platformers are where the money is', possibly hinting a future Polar Inc. game...
===Rumble===
'Rumble' is the game's free mode for up to three other players. The player may select the stage, CPU type (easy, hard or no CPU), battle mode (1-V-1, 3-V-3 or All-V-All), timer and how many lives each player has (up to five). Items may also be toggled off. This mode may also be played via local play.
===Rumble World===
'Rumble World' is the game's online mode. Up to one other player may play from the same console. The player must select the CPU type (easy, hard or no CPU), timer and battle mode (1-V-1, 3-V-3 or All-V-All) which will determine which lobby the player will be put into. Stages are voted for out of a selection of two and all players have three lives. Items may also be toggled off.
===Mission Mode===
The game's mission mode is an additional single player mode which sees the player complete challenges, there are fifty in total. The player may also connect to the internet and share their high scores and compete in a new, unique challenge every two weeks.
==Fighters==
===Default===
Image	Name 	Class 	Long-Range Attack
 	Mario 	All-Around	Fireball - Mario shoots a fireball at the enemy
 	Luigi 	All-Around	Fireball - Luigi shoots a fireball at the enemy
 	Toad 	Speedy 	Toad Launch - Toad launches himself at the enemy
 	Toadette	Speedy 	Toad Launch - Toadette launches herself at the enemy
===Unlockable===
Image	Name 	Class 	Long-Range Attack 	Criteria
 	Yoshi 	All-Around	Egg - Yoshi shoots an egg at the enemy 	Rescue from Waluigi in Tutorial-1
 	Princess Peach	Technique 	Heart - Peach sends a heart towards the enemy, inflicting a small amount of damage and briefly freezing the enemy 	Rescue from Wario in Tutorial-2
 	Princess Daisy	Technique 	Sandstorm - Daisy sends a gust of sand towards the enemy, inflicting a small amount of damage and briefly freezing the enemy	Complete the Tutorial
 	Wapeach 	Technique 	Magic - Wapeach sends a sphere of dark magic towards the enemy, briefly levitating her 	Complete the Tutorial
 	Boo 	Speedy 	Boo Launch - Boo scares the enemy, briefly freezing the enemy and then launches himself towards the enemy 	Complete the Tutorial
 	Koopa Troopa 	Speedy 	Koopa Launch - Koopa launches himself towards the enemy 	Defeat him in the Campaign mode
 	Kamek 	Speedy 	Magic - Kamek zaps the opponent with his wand 	Defeat him in the Campaign mode
 	Birdo 	All-Around	Egg - Birdo shoots an egg out of her mouth at the enemy 	Defeat her in the Campaign mode
 	Fawful 	All-Around	 	Defeat him in the Campaign mode
 	Bowser Jr. 	Tricky 	Roll - Jr. curls himself up into a ball, locks in on the enemy and shoots himself at the enemy, much like a red shell. 	Defeat him in the Campaign mode
==Stagess==
===Default===
===Unlockable===
Category:Mario (series)
Category:Mario Games
Category:Fighting Games
Category:3D Games
Category:Nintendo Switch Games
Category:Polar Inc.
Category:PolarKey