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Leap into a mario game reimagined—fresh worlds, tricksy pipes, playful power-ups, and secret exits that reroute everything. New Mario’s Adventure on Kiz10 is pure momentum.

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Super Mario World: New Mario’s Adventure
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full star 4 (484 votes)
Released:
07 Jun 2017
Last Updated:
17 Sep 2025
Technology:
HTML5
Platform:
Browser (desktop, mobile, tablet)
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🍄 Pipes, skies, and a plumber who runs on instinct
The opening pipe coughs you into daylight like it knows you’re late. A Koopa blinks, a question block winks, and the horizon suggests a shortcut it’s definitely hiding. Super Mario World: New Mario’s Adventure feels familiar in the bones—jump, bounce, spin—but every screen tilts expectations a few degrees until you’re grinning at your own audacity. It’s not nostalgia in a snow globe; it’s a running remix, a yes-and to the classic cadence where each level asks a new question and hands you just enough tools to answer it loudly.
🎮 The move set, but mischievous
Mario still obeys momentum, which is to say he’s honest and a little dramatic. Short hops keep coins in reach; full presses cut parabolas into the sky like signatures. Spin-jumps chew through hazards with that rubbery thrum you can feel in your thumbs. Midair corrections are tiny, precious, and the difference between “oops” and “I meant that.” Wall-kiss a platform, buffer a turn, and the next arc emerges like a sentence you didn’t plan and absolutely agree with. The tighter you play, the more generous the game becomes, like it respects boldness as a physics constant.
✨ Power-ups rewritten for this quest
Fire is still a portable argument, but here its arc matters more—tight hallways ask you to bank shots off brick corners like pool. Cape returns with the same swagger, only now updraft tiles and thermal vents add lift in spots that look decorative until you surf them. A sparkling bubble flower shows up like a party trick; burst a bubble mid-air to create a stepping stone, burst two to chain a ladder, laugh when you realize the level designer knew you’d try it. Each upgrade is readable in one screen and deviously deep in three, nudging you to improvise instead of hoard.
🗺️ The world map that keeps secrets like candy
Paths fork, tease, and loop back. You clear a fortress, the hill exhales, and a ghostly road appears across the water as if the map was holding its breath. Red-dot stages whisper “two exits,” but even the honest yellows smirk—hidden keys, invisible clouds, vine elevators tucked behind foreground trees that wink if you stand still long enough. Switch Palaces return with a sense of humor; flip one and entire continents gain manners. The best feeling isn’t just unlocking a shortcut; it’s seeing the map redraw itself to admit you were right about a suspicious dead end ten minutes earlier.
🦖 Yoshi, loyal menace, certified chaos
Hop on and everything gets louder. Blue shells turn Yoshi into a jet; red ones become portable flamethrowers; yellow shells make ground pounds that stoutly disagree with geology. New Mario’s Adventure leans into partner momentum—dismount springs vault you to upper routes, tongue-grabs snag coins that felt theoretical, and the occasional “oops I ate the puzzle” moment becomes a tutorial in self-control. Lose Yoshi in a frantic leap, watch him trot toward a pit with serene optimism, and rescue him with a last-second dive that makes you feel like the best and worst parent simultaneously.
🧩 Secrets that grin back when you find them
A slightly off-color block, a coin trail that refuses symmetry, a pipe that hums a different pitch when you land—this game speaks fluent hint. Spin-jump under a staircase to reveal a shy door. Carry a springboard too far and the level applauds with a keyhole you couldn’t reach otherwise. Boo rings hide in negative space that your brain insists is nothing until it isn’t. The design never gets cruel; it just asks if you’re curious. When curiosity wins, the map opens like a story you’re allowed to edit.
⚔️ Bosses with tells and tantrums
Koopalings and cousins show up with new hobbies. One skate-slides across frosted bricks, telegraphing turns with a goofy shoulder wiggle you’ll learn to read. Another loves shockwaves—jump the crest, land in time to bop, repeat until you hear the tempo change and they fake the tell because bosses are people too. A late-game bruiser weaponizes on/off blocks, forcing you to stomp rhythm and geometry at once. None of these fights are walls; they’re jokes with rules, and the punchline is always “move smarter.”
🎧 Sound that teaches without nagging
The coin chime cuts just when you’ve lined the perfect hop, like a nod. Spin-jumps make that chewy vinyl squeak when you’ve cleared a thwomp by pixels. Cape flight hums in a wavering tone: steady pitch means you’re golden, sharp rise means you’re about to stall into comedy. Even the map has a tell—a softened cymbal wash when you pause over a tile with a secret exit, which you’ll pretend you didn’t hear because discovery tastes sweeter than certainty. Play loud; half your improvement will sneak in through your ears.
⏱️ Speed versus savor, both valid
You can eat levels like popcorn, sprinting for green tape and flag poles with cape dives that barely touch earth. Or you can picnic, routing dragon coins, testing every pipe, backtracking with new toys to bully old puzzles. The timer respects both styles. Speed lines are supported with straightaways that turn into launch pads if you’re brave; completionist lines reward patience with back-doors that skip entire castles later because you cared earlier. Choose a mood, stick to it for a world, then change your mind and the game shrugs, “sure.”
😅 Bloopers you’ll brag about anyway
You will cape-dive into a proud turn, clip a single Goomba, and helicopter to safety with a laugh that scares the cat. You will juggle a key and a shell like a show-off, miss the catch, and watch both roll into a pit while you compose a sonnet about hubris. You will spit a shell at a P-switch, bounce the switch into a coin, convert the puzzle into soup, and somehow still reach the secret exit because improvisation is a kind of honesty. The restart is instant, the lesson sticks, and your friends will hear about it, sorry.
🧠 Tiny habits that turn “ouch” into “aha”
Face the direction you intend to land; inertia follows intention. Tap the run button while airborne to adjust mid-flight—little nibbles, not whole bites. When a coin trail lies, it’s usually telling the truth about the second jump, not the first. Spin-jump on disco shells if the floor looks like a dare; regular jump if the ceiling looks like an apology. Carry a spare item to the tape; crossing while holding something often spawns goodness where you least deserve it. If a level hands you Yoshi and a spring, it’s not generosity—it’s a hint about height.
🌈 Biomes with a sense of humor
Grassy openers ramp into sunset bridges with Cheep-Cheeps who think they’re birds. Ghost houses trade jump puzzles for brain knots; watch the candle flames—they point, subtly, at honest doors. Undergrounds lean into parallax tunnels and mushroom lifts that rise when you stand still, fall when you fidget—patience as a mechanic, who knew. Sky maps use wind in one direction only, so the route you take up is not the route you ride down. The late-game volcano isn’t just lava; it’s timing, with geysers that sing in triplets if you listen. Nothing repeats without a twist.
♿ Comfort toggles, challenge intact
You can ease timer speed for younger thumbs, brighten outlines on small sprites, and soften cape sensitivity so flight feels friendlier without turning into autopilot. Rumble cues nudge when secrets are nearby; color-assist symbols mark switch colors for players who prefer icons to hues. The platforming remains honest; the readability bends toward you.
🌟 Why this “New” actually feels new
Because it remembers what made the classic sing—clarity, momentum, playful secrets—and then lets you color outside the lines. Because power-ups are invitations, not armor. Because the map respects curiosity and rewards audacity. Because Yoshi is equal parts tool and comedy partner, and somehow both are essential. Mostly, because you feel yourself get better in real time: cleaner lines, smarter spins, exits that used to feel mythical turning into regular Tuesday errands. New Mario’s Adventure on Kiz10.com is bright, generous, and just cheeky enough to keep you honest—a mario game where the ground loves you if you treat it right, and the skies love you if you dare to surf them.
Take a breath at the pipe. Count the blocks to the next “aha.” Run until the music sounds like wind, then jump when the wind sounds like music. If a coin line lies, forgive it; it was trying to teach you something. If a secret laughs, laugh back. That’s the whole adventure, right there—bold feet, curious eyes, and a cape that still remembers how to change your mind mid-air.

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