I quickly found myself addicted to Dr. Mario: Miracle Cure – it's colourful, addictive and has some cool music too
Dr. Mario: Miracle Cure2015
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Dr. Mario: Miracle Cure
2015 Nintendo69Worthwhile
Playtime
ShortTypically 5 hours
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Overview
Use new power-ups in the ultimate Dr. Mario game on the go!
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Worthwhile- Metacritic69from 24 reviews
- OpenCritic68from 17 reviews
While it doesn't offer any real innovation, Dr. Mario: Miracle Cure is a good update of the original title. It feels like the game you played all those years ago, but without the ability to suck you in for more than an hour or two of gaming. Fun puzzler, until you run out of new things to do and feel the drain of the repetition.
The main mechanics are all there, this time with the additional factor of online multiplayer, which can lead to intense moments of bedlam across territories. What it offers in ambition, though, it lacks in innovation and graphical quality, with very modest visual and sound environments and a resolution that can be problematic in the first model of the...
Dr. Mario: Miracle Cure doesn't offer too many improvements outside of the Miracle Cures and graphical updates, but that's kind of expected with certain puzzle games. The game still provides a solid Dr. Mario experience with the Dr. Luigi and Virus Buster game modes thrown in and the addition of the Miracle Cures shakes things up a bit, both online...
Dr. Mario: Miracle Cure offers an entertaining experience for puzzle enthusiasts; however, if you already own Dr. Luigi or want to experience the old NES gameplay, you may want to skip this latest entry.