Grangrand Island focuses on various hard objects crafted by its people, giving an almost Flintstones vibe to the whole location. We also get a brief glimpse of Sabretta Island, where birds mysteriously kidnap people, and the magma and ice sections from Kandahn Island. Regardless of where they go, Mario and Luigi will have plenty of platforming, utilizing techniques like spinning into a twin UFO to hover across.
The full extent of the islands in Concordia has yet to be revealed, so stay tuned for more details in the coming months. Mario and Luigi: Brothership launches on November 7th for Nintendo Switch and boasts a 10 GB file size. Though Nintendo hasn’t revealed the studio, it confirmed that some developers who worked on older titles in the series are on board.
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