In Angry Mario, you need to destroy all fixed or moving targets by controlling the bowstring and creating shooting force from Mario's head to destroy them.
Remember, the simple control is to use the mouse to drag and hold, similar to pulling the slingshot. The goal of this action is to aim at the power and direction of the shot, then relax your hand to let Mario launch the attack. Each level has a limited number of shots, so players must consider the skill of each shot. Some obstacles will create bullets that bounce back or block, such as thick walls, springs, or trap mechanisms. In addition to understanding the rules of the game, you also need to play many games to be able to automatically predict the ability to use jet materials when Mario bounces back from hard materials.
During the process of pulling the rubber band, you will be supported to display the lens line, helping to clearly orient before the bullet is small. The difficulty increases gradually through the screens, but it still gives you time to practice your skills and study habits.
The line of sight is completely lost. This requires players to adjust by feel and experience. Each screen becomes a real test, because a deviation of just a few degrees can cause a failed shot.
No longer a gentle plumber, Mario in Angry Mario appears with a strong storm and is ready to smash all targets. Mario's humorous but expected appearance will bring you strong competitive inspiration throughout the game. If you love games that require quick reflexes and absolute precision, Poor Bunny is also a great choice not to be missed. The lesson of both games is that every mistake is a lesson, and every victory is a time to exceed your limits. Can you overcome all barriers to win?
