Have you ever wondered what it would be like to play Mario while under the influence of alcohol or strange substances? This game might give you an idea. Developed by Stefan Hedman, Jelly Mario is the ridiculous 'Super Mario' made of 'jelly' that you can play online in your browser. A game that breaks all the rules of physics!
Super Mario Bros. is often hailed as one of the best video games of all time, praised for its precise controls, whether moving or jumping on a platform. But all that changes with Jelly Mario, the 'Super Mario' made of 'jelly'. Developed by Stefan Hedman, Jelly Mario is a free browser game where you use the arrow keys to move and jump, though it may be hard to get the plumber to respond to those commands, as instead of moving and jumping with grace, Mario floats like a jellyfish across the stage.
However, what makes Jelly Mario especially funny is that the entire world is based on the same 'jelly' effect: if Mario jumps into a green pipe, he will bend and twist in strange ways; if Mario crashes into an enemy, both will explode into a thousand pieces. Even the music, with its classic melodies and familiar sounds, sounds completely distorted as the plumber's floppy body floats through the Mushroom Kingdom in his attempt to rescue the Princess.
Jelly Mario is extremely short since it consists of the first two levels of Super Mario Bros. But it's worth playing, especially to see the delirious effects this game offers, such as when trying to jump to the flagpole at the end of the first level or going through the second level, where brick blocks break into dozens of small pieces when you hit them. If patience and the controls allow you, Jelly Mario will entertain you for a while.
Official site: Jelly Mario
