Super Mario Run 2

Can you keep Mario sprinting, jumping, and coin-hunting through brand-new side-scrolling levels without faceplanting into a Goomba?

Look, I've played more Mario clones than I care to admit, and most of them miss the feel. This one nails the momentum. You don't control Mario's forward movement — he runs on his own, and you tap or click to jump. That simple loop hides a ton of depth. You'll be timing double jumps over pits, bouncing off Koopa shells, and grabbing every coin like it's your last life. The levels are short but packed with secrets. I found a hidden pipe in the second world that skipped an entire lava section, and honestly? I felt like a genius. It's not the official Nintendo game, but it borrows the best parts of the endless-runner Mario formula. The graphics are bright and crisp, and the hitboxes feel fair. You'll die sometimes, sure, but it's almost always your fault. That one pixel-perfect jump over a spinning fire bar? Chef's kiss. If you've got ten minutes to kill, you can finish a few runs. If you've got an hour, you'll be chasing high scores and trying to find every alternate path. One thing real players will notice: the momentum carries. If you tap too early, you'll smack into a wall. If you tap late, you'll drop into a bottomless pit. It rewards rhythm and reaction speed. No paywalls, no energy systems, just pure side-scrolling chaos. Grab a power-up, grow big, and see how far you can get before that one badly timed jump sends you back to the start.

Mouse or Touch for play in Desktop or Mobile Devices.

Tap or click just before Mario reaches the edge of a platform for maximum jump distance. Hold your tap longer to jump higher — perfect for clearing tall pipes and enemies. Don't grab every coin if it sends you into a hazard. Sometimes a clean run beats a greedy one. Look for hidden blocks above eye level. They often contain extra lives or power-ups. Bounce off enemies mid-jump to reach higher ledges and secret areas. Memorize the level layout. The same death twice means you missed a pattern, not bad luck.

Q: Is Super Mario Run 2 free to play? A: Yes, it's completely free and runs in your browser without any paywalls. Q: Can I play Super Mario Run 2 on my phone? A: Yes, the game works on mobile browsers and responds to touch controls. Q: Do I need to download anything to play? A: No downloads or installs required. Just open the page and start playing. Q: Is Super Mario Run 2 the official Nintendo game? A: No, it's a fan-made browser tribute inspired by the Mario series. Q: Does Super Mario Run 2 save my progress? A: Progress may save locally in your browser, but clearing cookies can reset it. Q: What if the game lags on my computer? A: Close other tabs and lower the browser zoom, or try a different browser like Chrome or Edge.