In the latest Mario-verse game, Mario & Luigi: Brothership, brothers Mario and Luigi return for an epic new adventure. Players will venture into new lands, exploring the world of Concordia as Mario and Luigi, exploring and reconnecting islands, completing quests and puzzles, and battling enemies along the way. Mario and Luigi have specific buttons and unique abilities assigned to each role.

While you explore the world of Mario & Luigi: Brothership, you'll run into Issa Rock, a young girl with a thirst for knowledge. As you explore the islands, you'll find all sorts of side-quests, secrets, and more, but you can only find Hidden Reefs out in the open ocean. These Reefs are found all around the seas of Concordia, so you have some work ahead of you before you can find them all.

There's one key way in which Mario & Luigi: Brothership pushes the series forward. As the first original entry in the Mario & Luigi series in almost 9 years, the game can be seen as a major test of the franchise's continued potential and a path for it to evolve in the future. One way in which Brothership achieves this is through a major overhaul of how the series approaches side quests.

There is one detail that was changed in the latest Mario & Luigi game, Mario & Luigi: Brothership, that is hard to ignore for fans of the series. Those who have played any other game in the series will notice this change, while new players will miss it altogether. Even as it does not overall negatively affect the gameplay, it may be enough of a difference for some players to notice and wonder if it can be changed.

The Rumbla Island Seesaw Puzzle tasks players with finding a way to get two red berries in Mario & Luigi: The Brothership. The only way to do so is to position the seesaws in a way that lets Mario and Luigi get those berries. Unfortunately, that's a lot easier said than done. To do this, players have to pay close attention to what they're doing before acting on it. Sometimes, being quick isn't the best idea.

As in most of the games in the franchise, Bowser is one of the biggest and toughest bosses in Mario & Luigi: Brothership. That means that figuring out how to defeat him will take some patience and a lot of preparation. It will also help if you know what to expect from him, such as what his moveset will be and if he will spawn minions or not. With that in mind, here is everything you can expect from that fight.

Battle Plugs are things that can help out the team in Mario & Luigi: Brothership, but putting two together to make a combo will help the team even more. There is a fair amount of individual plugs available in the game, and the more you find, the more options that are open to you. Players will want to find and craft as many as they can to ensure they can survive any fight they come across.

Connie, one of the main characters in Mario & Luigi: Brothership, is generally positive and proactive throughout the game, yet she often mentions her sadness regarding her missing mentor, Ms. Cozette. Cozette apparently vanished at the same time the original Uni-Tree was destroyed and the world of Concordia was broken apart. In flashbacks, players can see glimpses of this kind teacher who inspired and guided Connie in her life, and it leaves a bit of an ominous tone for what could have happened in this story-driven RPG where nobody really seems to die.

Grampy Turnips are character collectibles you can find in Mario & Luigi: Brothership, but all the locations of these buried mustached vegetables are scattered across many islands. These well-hidden Turnips exist in hard-to-reach areas you may only be able to reach through certain abilities. For those who take the time to find every Grampy, you will gain a great reward that may help you beat the game.