In this video game, Mario is on a quest to find lost treasure and rescue Princess Peach from the evil X-Nauts. It is a single-player game with clear instructions/controls, and you’re able to save and pick up where you left off. The graphics and sounds are high quality and suit the game really well. The difficulty level is generally easy, with some slightly hard parts that are tricky but not impossible. The game was a good length; it moved along at a reasonable pace without ever feeling too long or boring. Playing a second time might be a bit less enjoyable since you already know what’s going to happen, but it would still be fun. I had a great time playing Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door; it was definitely an upgrade from the one released before it (Paper Mario: The Origami King). The characters were funny, the plot was exciting, and the gameplay was engaging. The story flowed smoothly, and it kept you interested until the end. If you enjoy this and are looking for more Paper Mario games, I would suggest checking out Paper Mario: The Origami King, Paper Mario: Colour Splash, Super Paper Mario, and Paper Mario.