Super Mario Bros. Wonder – Conquer the Beastly Climb!
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Super Mario Bros. Wonder has been unleashed upon us for a week now, and players have been diving into the magical world of Goombas and Mushroom Kingdom madness. But amidst the joyful bopping through levels, there’s one stage that has many players pulling their hair out in frustration.
I’m talking about the daunting “Fluff-Puff Peaks Special: Climb to the Beat.” This level is located in the hidden Special world, a sky-bound realm filled with levels of increasing difficulty. While these stages may seem like a walk in the park for seasoned players, Climb to the Beat has become notorious for its unforgiving nature.
Imagine standing at the foot of a perilous mountain, the blocks appearing and disappearing in perfect rhythm with the music. Sounds exhilarating, right? Well, it is, but surviving requires the finesse of a trapeze artist and the reflexes of a cat on a hot tin roof. Wall kicks are your lifeline in this vertical obstacle course, and let me tell you, they need to be executed with surgical precision.
Here’s our very own community lead, Jada Griffin, showcasing her gaming prowess in this treacherous level: Watch Jada conquer the climb
But don’t be fooled! While Jada makes it look like child’s play, a glance at Mario communities on Reddit and Twitter reveals a different tale. The struggle is real! Players are losing lives like there’s no tomorrow. Some warriors in the Mushroom Kingdom have braved it out, enduring 60 to 100 tries before conquering the climb. Others claim to have depleted half their virtual lives and are still grappling for victory. One particularly daring player even took a mind-boggling 200 lives to ascend to glory!
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Don’t believe me? Check out their tales of woe here and here. They’ll make you feel like a seasoned pro at dying in pixelated worlds.
Of course, in this realm of internet culture, there are memes aplenty to help us cope with the anguish. Behold, our brave soldiers’ battle cries in meme form!
But fear not, my fellow adventurers! There are those who discovered clever tricks to slip past this seemingly insurmountable hurdle. One valiant player managed to conquer the climb by utilizing the adorable Nabbit, employing spin jumps to ease their ascent. Another player triumphed thanks to some truly fortuitous Standee placement. Oh, the joys of serendipity!
Witness their triumph and ingenious strategies: – Nabbit scaling the heights – Standee salvation
As for me? Well, I entered that level, took one look at the daunting challenge before me, and promptly noped out…for now. Thankfully, completing the Special Levels is not necessary to progress the story. I’ll save this Herculean feat for later, when I’m armed with more badges and experience to face the arduous platforming challenges that await me.
If you’re finding yourself stuck on Climb to the Beat or any other treacherous ventures in Super Mario Bros. Wonder, fear not! We, at GameTopic, have got your back. We’ve crafted comprehensive guides to uncovering secret exits, locating hidden wonder seeds, and unlocking the elusive special world entrances. So, worry not, fellow adventurers, help is just a click away!
- Secret exits and hidden wonder seeds
- Unlocking the special world entrances
- Captain Toad’s hidden locations
And hey, if you’re still unsure about embarking on this epic journey, our review awarded Super Mario Bros. Wonder a glorious 9/10! It’s hailed as the true evolution of 2D Mario platformers, capturing the essence of classic gameplay in a visually stunning package.
So, power up your console, grab your trusty controller, and prepare yourself for an adventure like no other. Don’t let Climb to the Beat bring you down—bop, jump, and wall kick your way to victory! We’ll be right here, cheering you on from the sidelines.
Rebekah Valentine, a senior reporter for GameTopic, signing off. Have a story to share or need some expert gaming advice? Send it to [email protected]. Stay awesome, fellow gamers!
