Mario + Rabbids: Sparks of Hope team 3x bigger than for original

Mario + Rabbids: Sparks of Hope team 3x bigger than for original

Mario + Rabbids: Sparks of Hope was revealed at E3 digital event and it looks great. Development seems to be going quite good as well.

Italian website Multiplayer got a chance to chat with Davide Soliani, the Creative Director of Ubisoft Milan, and Associate Producer at Ubisoft, Cristina Nava, about the project.

2022 is still a vague release date but both Ubisoft employees shared a little about what fans can expect from the sequel to the well-received Mario + Rabbids Kingdom Battle. 

Highlights from the Multiplayer interview

  • The team composition doesn’t have any limits this time around, you can go all rabbids or all mushroom kingdom if you so chose (this was said to be one of multiple fan demands/suggestions the team took very seriously).
  • The player seemingly has no limit of movement within the movement range.
  • The development team and general scope of the project as stated previously has grown considerably, the previous game was handled by Ubisoft Milan and Paris with a team of just over 100 devs, this time around other Ubisoft subsidiaries are involved and the team is three times as big.
  • Free camera.
  • The exploration element is less linear, but the game isn’t Open World.

About Mario + Rabbids: Sparks of Hope

Team up with Mario, Luigi, Princess Peach, Rabbid Peach, Rabbid Luigi, and their friends on a galactic journey to defeat a malevolent entity and save your Spark companions. Explore planets throughout the galaxy as you uncover mysterious secrets and compelling quests!

Features

  • Build your dream team with three heroes from an eclectic roster of nine.
  • Take down all-new bosses, along with some familiar enemies throughout the galaxy.
  • Rescue the uncanny Sparks throughout the galaxy, who provide distinct powers that will help you in battle.
  • Unleash your heroes’ skills but be strategic as you dash your enemies, team jump on your allies, and hide behind covers.