Overview
- Number of Players
- Single Player
- Genre
- Puzzle, Strategy
- Release Date
Wii U
- 5th Dec 2014 (USA)
- 2nd Jan 2015 (UK/EU)
- 13th Nov 2014 (JPN)
- Series
- Captain Toad
- Official Site
- captaintoad.nintend...
Screenshots (8)
Reviews
Review Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker
Another treasure to track down
Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker has been Nintendo's greatest 2014 surprise, announced at E3 and rapidly turned around for a Holiday release — in North America, at least. In theory it's a new IP, too, taking the cute but minor Captain Toad character and providing him with his own game; the whole concept is a spin-off...
About The Game
Ready for Adventure!
The intrepid Captain Toad sets off on his own adventure for the very first time through a wide variety of tricky, enemy-infested, maze-like stages to find hidden gems and nab elusive gold stars.
- Equipped with nothing more than a neck scarf, backpack and oversized head lamp, Captain Toad finds hidden gems, coins and power-ups on his way to the gold star at the end of each tricky, trap-filled stage.
- Captain Toad isn’t particularly fast or strong. He can’t jump and he has no super powers. But he knows that sometimes, it’s all about wits and perspective.
- Twist the camera to reveal hidden locations and other secrets. The Wii U GamePad offers a closer view of the dangers and hidden items in each maze, and its gyro controls can also be used to peer around.
- Captain Toad’s world is brimming with life, with dangerous enemies, tricky platforms, nasty traps and secrets to uncover. Each stage is its own puzzle to solve, and littered throughout are hidden items in hard-to-reach places. Can you help our tiny adventurer survive to find them all?
Comments (8)
TOAD OMG
About time. XD
A must buy!
I was wondering when the man of the mushroom land was gonna get his own game! I can see this becoming a instant classic for Mario fans, plus captain toads stages were so fun in super Mario 3d world, I couldn't get enough of them, this cures that! Toad Rules!
Man, for a puzzle spin-off like this Nintendo's really going all out with the visual production. And it's great.
They need to make 3D graphics pop as much as all the bright family friendly games in 2D we've been seeing on iOS the past half decade.
As much of a smash bros fan, I think I am more hyped for this.
What happened to the Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker gem guides?
Meh, the graphics looks creamy but the point is lost. It is like "Yoshi's Island" without the logic itself. Just make up whatever.
I don't know I have to check it out further one day.
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