Ever wanted to see Mario in a twisted, darkly funny twist on the usual platformer? Karoshi Mario SNES flips the script—instead of saving the princess, you're trying to off the mustached hero in the most creative ways possible. Jump into spikes, lure him into traps, or just let the level itself do the dirty work. It's weirdly satisfying in a "wait, why am I enjoying this?" kind of way.

The controls feel just like classic Mario, which makes the whole thing even more unsettling. At first, you might hesitate—like, do I really have to do this? But after the third or fourth attempt to crush him under a Thwomp, you’ll be grinning. The levels are short and brutal, with some clever setups that make you think backward. Definitely not your average SNES romp.

If you’ve ever wondered what Mario would look like as a suicide simulator, here’s your answer.