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Super Mario Galaxy

Review

Control Mario with your mouse to collect stars across small planets and battle Bowser in this simple, casual platformer.


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Platform
Adobe Flash
Released
2008
Theme
Perspective
Side view
Size
1.36 MB
Rating
2 votes

About Super Mario Galaxy

Super Mario Galaxy was one of the many Flash games you could find online in the late 2000s. It was a simple, browser based take on Mario's adventures, made by a developer named Tazmi. You would load it up on a site like Newgrounds, often during a free period at school or a slow afternoon at home.

You control Mario with your mouse, clicking to make him run and jump across small, floating planetoids. Your goal is to collect enough stars to unlock a boss fight against Bowser. The gameplay involves navigating these little spherical worlds, avoiding enemies like Goombas, and grabbing coins. The mouse controls give it a distinct, almost slippery feel compared to a console platformer. It was not particularly difficult, but the physics could be unpredictable. The experience is casual and a bit unpolished, a quick diversion that feels both familiar and slightly off.