Status PowerPanda May 23, 2017
Sooooo much Toad Rally.... really slowing down the pace of the game...
Super Mario Run (2016)
2.51 from 585 ratings
1076 members have it in their collection · 36 playing now · 69 backlogged · 43 wish listed
How long? Main story 4h (from 3 logged playthroughs)
Super Mario goes mobile!
Unlike other games in the franchise, Mario will run on his own. All you do is tap the screen to jump. The longer you tap, the higher the jump meaning that you can play the game with one hand.
In this game, Mario constantly moves forward through the courses while you use a variety of jumps …
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Super Mario goes mobile!
Unlike other games in the franchise, Mario will run on his own. All you do is tap the screen to jump. The longer you tap, the higher the jump meaning that you can play the game with one hand.
In this game, Mario constantly moves forward through the courses while you use a variety of jumps to navigate. Mario will behave differently depending on the timing of your taps, so it's up to you to show off particularly smooth moves, gather coins, and reach the goal.
There are three different game modes to play. The first mode features challenging courses for you to complete while collecting coins. The second mode has you challenge the play data of other players to show who can beat a course with the most style to impress Toads into joining you. In the third mode, you get to create your own Mushroom Kingdom using the coins and Toads collected by playing the first two game modes.
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Details
- Developers
- Nintendo EPD
- Publishers
- Nintendo
- Genres
- Adventure, Arcade, Platform
- Themes
- Action, Kids
- Franchises
- Mario
- Series
- Super Mario
Release dates
- Dec 15, 2016 (Full Release) (Worldwide) iOS
- Feb 01, 2017 (Full Release) (Korea) iOS
- Mar 22, 2017 (Full Release) (Worldwide) Android
Related
Updates
- Super Mario Run: Ver. 3.0.4 (Sep 2017) · ANDR, iOS
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Rating distribution
5 stars
13
4 stars
74
3 stars
211
2 stars
185
1 star
102
Community All Reviews Statuses
Status Pale Jan 3, 2017
I finished off all of Super Mario Run yesterday and I really enjoyed it. The last level (bonus level for getting all the grey coins) was incredibly challenging and I was super proud of myself when I finally finished it (and I got all the coins!).
I'll probably keep playing Toad Rally to get My Nintendo points and build up …
I finished off all of Super Mario Run yesterday and I really enjoyed it. The last level (bonus level for getting all the grey coins) was incredibly challenging and I was super proud of myself when I finally finished it (and I got all the coins!).
I'll probably keep playing Toad Rally to get My Nintendo points and build up my kingdom. I definitely think it's worth the $10 and hearing people call it over priced drives me mad.
Status Zorbak Dec 17, 2016
I was expecting a silly, casual endless runner with Mario *cash register sound*. But this turned out to be a very pleasant surprise. Many beautifully designed levels, additional characters, a surprising variety of moves -considering you only have one command- and a bunch of other cool little features make this well worth its price. I was planning to rush through …
I was expecting a silly, casual endless runner with Mario *cash register sound*. But this turned out to be a very pleasant surprise. Many beautifully designed levels, additional characters, a surprising variety of moves -considering you only have one command- and a bunch of other cool little features make this well worth its price. I was planning to rush through the game (no pun intended) before checking out the extras, but found myself replaying the first levels to get all the purple coins. Those purple coins seem to be the real challenge for seasoned players, since I found the game to be on the same level of difficulty as New Super Mario Bros.
This isn't a cashgrab, though it's sad that we can't trust Nintendo enough to assume that beforehand anymore. It does a very good job being what it's supposed to be: a phone/tablet game. This are ten bucks you won't regret spending, especially if you're a Mario fan.
Status BMO Dec 9, 2016
Nintendo has announced that a constant connection is required to play Super Mario Run. It looks like people planning to play in the subway, or in areas with spotty connection will have a hard time with this one, which some people are none too please about :-(