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Few character names appear in as many titles as this one. The tag collects games that use it, from the puzzle entry Super Mario Crush Saga Puzzle to runners such as Super Mario Endless Run and platformers like Super Leo World. Other titles with no obvious link to the name show up alongside them, so the tag is a starting point rather than a promise. Titles come from many developers, which means quality and style vary a lot.
Most of these games borrow the idea of a jumping hero rather than offering one identical experience. Platformers ask you to time jumps across gaps and past enemies. Runners move forward on their own while you tap or swipe to dodge. Puzzle versions turn familiar colors and icons into match boards. The related categories, Arcade, Boys, Car, Truck, Dinosaur and Kids, show how widely the name travels, even into driving and dinosaur games.
Sessions are usually quick. A runner round can end in under a minute, a platform level might take five, and puzzle stages fit neatly between other things. All of them open in a browser tab on a computer, tablet or phone, with arrow keys or touch controls. To pick one, look at the screenshot, work out whether it is a runner, a jumper or a puzzle, and give it two minutes before deciding whether to stay.
The name is used by many developers for runners, platformers, puzzles and even driving games. The tag helps you search, but the category and screenshots tell you what the game really is.
If you like classic jumping, pick a platformer such as Super Leo World. For something quick on a phone, a runner like Super Mario Endless Run needs only taps.
No. Every game on this page opens in your browser and is free to play, on a computer, tablet or phone.