Super Mario 64

• Genre: Adventure.
• Release Date: June 23, 1996.
• Developer: Nintendo.
• Publisher: Nintendo.
• Modes: Single-player.
• Platforms: Nintendo 64, Nintendo Switch, Wii, Wii U, iQue Player.

Super Mario 64 rendering the plumber in three dimensions, its “movement” redefined as the fundamental verb of play, thus changing its expansive, painterly landscapes to vast playgrounds that were not based on the regular paths but on the language of speed, precision, and discovery, which the players got very excited about. The groundbreaking analog stick control was an instrument of one pure communication, thus granting the players the freedom to be adept in the fluid vocabularies of the moves—such as of the triple jump’s rhythmic cadence, the long jump’s committed lunge, the wall kick’s desperate recovery—which were needed for the navigation of the environments that were quite complex and were open-ended puzzles as well, hence, the players could not help but to use their spatial reasoning skills every time they had to disentangle a new view of the environment.

Every one of the 120 Power Stars was not a single, linear goal but a multifaceted objective in one single and stage, which thus, made the players not to follow a linear path, as they were allowed and even encouraged to use their observation skills, experimentation, and at times even being audacious enough in the case of acrobatics, which was in fact the way they could gain rewards, and thus, obtain a star became a different, unique and a much more personal miniature adventure.

It is worth noting that the game was at a stage where just running up a curved slope, the camera elegantly swooping behind you, and execution a perfect jump was a moment of great delight. The run, jump, explore and collect core gameplay loop that was so extremely perfect and the very same blueprint for 3D platformers created was, in fact, the gameplay of this game, and as such, it was the first one to be called the immutable one. It would stay that way for the next 3D platformers for a very long time.

• 3D Analog Movement.
• Open-Ended Course Design.
• Power Star Collection.
• Diverse Move Set (Triple Jump, Long Jump, etc.).
• Dynamic Camera System.
• Non-Linear Progression.
• Interactive Environment Puzzles.
• Boss Battles.
• Secret & Unlockable Content.
• Painting Portals to Worlds.

• Click the Download Button, and you will be redirected to the link page.
• Now, Download the Game Setup.
• Utorrent software is required to download from the Magnet link.
• After installing it successfully, extract it by using WinRAR.
• Double-click the “Game” folder after opening the “Super Mario 64” folder
• Double-click the “Super Mario 64” symbol to play the game. Enjoy!