Reviews from

in the past


With the amazing level design with a changing perspective and various game mechanics. There we've got a charming 3D platformer ladies and gentlemen!

An incredible 3D platformer with an extremely high level of polish. My only issue with the game is the handful of levels that use motion controls in a not particularly great way.

I want to taste a star bit so bad

Rosalina's theme makes me cry to this day.

Possibly my favorite Mario title of all time and one of my favorite games ever. It is just so fun and whimsical.

My favorite game of all time.


The best 3d Mario I have ever played. Only second to its successor.

the culmination of 30 years of some of the most experienced game developers in the world. the degree to watch Mario has always and forever blown all other 3d platformers out of the water is insane. Nintendo truly just has the sauce with him

but I kinda like galaxy 2 more?

We all know this game, the music makes me cry and so do the memories, never finished it as a kid but god i loved it

Just an amazing game all around.

I say Galaxy 1 is bit overrated I don't think is 5 stars some levels get very gimmicky, and have poor used of power ups aside the bee suit, Tough this does have some of the best bosses and when a Galaxy is good its really good

This game is whimsical and so much fun to play. It was my first real 3D Mario experience as I never was able to play the games as a kid and all I can say is wow. This is just fun throughout the entire game.

Best Mario game ever 2D or 3D there's nothing more thrilling than seeing Mario weaving through planets.

This has to be my favorite game of all time it has fantastic level design, atmosphere, music and a whole lot more

Never finshed this but played it with my little brother on the Nintendo switch when it got realsed on there as a Mario bundle with Mario 64 and sunshine and got super close. Great game.

they really hit the ball out of the park with so many mario games released on the Wii. i was OBSSESSED with Galaxy as a kid, despite boiling with anger every time i died.

This game single-handedly defined an entire generation. Enough said.

This game walked so angry birds space could run

I bought a Wii just to play this game and sold it after, this game is soooo good!

Realistically, Mario Galaxy is better than a 7, but I played 2 first so a lot of this game ended up being less fun versions of what I did in 2.


Played galaxy 2 before this one as a kid. I had no idea what I was missing. Peak gaming and that Rosalina story is crazy for a Mario game.

I figured I should log this now coming off of the high that was getting the 120th Star and fighting Bowser a second time. In the simplest way possible, I love Super Mario Galaxy. It is a phenomenal game that has stuck with me since I first played it many many years ago. I've 100% the game many times with Mario, and only did it once with Luigi which was on 3D All Stars a few years ago. Here, I once again only did it with Mario but I plan on going back with Luigi again to keep that completed file on the Wii. I just want to spew my thoughts out now since I'm in the right mood to do so. Super Mario Galaxy is filled with many creative and fun levels that forever shaped my expectations for how Mario games should be like when I was a kid. Of course, I get a lot of enjoyment going back to other games like 64 or when I played some for the first time like 3D World, but none of them ignite the feeling of childhood wonder more than Galaxy does. The only other one that has done so for me is my personal favourite: Super Mario Odyssey. This game is one of the most ambitious Mario games, making use of the gravity and spin mechanics, having more of a fleshed out story that strikes emotional beats like the ending and storybook sequences, and being the most atmospheric of the bunch. Certain galaxies have such unique vibes or do amazing spins on what otherwise would be generic level themes. I think the best example would be Space Junk Galaxy, one of my personal favourites, which has such an empty feel to it that's accompanied with the visuals and especially the music, which is one of the most beautiful pieces of music I've heard in a video game. Not only are the levels fun and atmospheric, but the boss battles are not only good, but great! Usually bosses aren't something to write home about in Mario games but here, the bosses are creative in character design and the mechanics added to beat them. Once again using Space Junk Galaxy as an example, the third level titled "Tarantox's Tangled Web" requires you to use the sling pods to damage and beat the boss, a gimmick they introduce and use in the level. They do this for so many levels and it keeps each galaxy from becoming stale. I think out of every galaxy listed, the only two I didn't like were Dusty Dune (due to it being a really annoying desert level, especially with the Purple Coin star), and Sea Slide Galaxy (mainly because of the Silver Stars and Purple Coins stars). Even then, those galaxies have at least something redeeming for them. It's such an immersive experience and even though I've played it so many times, it's not a game I can put down. Every single element of this game just works so well and it's not hard to understand why everyone loves this game so much. Overall, Super Mario Galaxy is a phenomenal game and truly is a work of art that I'll always keep coming back to time after time.

This game is all spectacle. Every jump is the same. The platforming is simple, dull, and repetetive. Mario's moveset, restricted even more now than Sunshine, is forced to rely on the spin to make most jumps, which cuts all momentum and slows the pace of the game down to a crawl. The soundtrack is incredible, however, and I don't think very many Mario games have even come close to this game's soundtrack.

Some of the best mario storylines and gameplay out there, surely behind paper mario