Super Mario Flash nails that classic Mario Bros. 3 vibe—right down to the overworld map where you hop between levels like some tiny, mustachioed conqueror. The controls feel just right, and yeah, there are sneaky warps if you know where to look (always poke around those suspicious-looking bushes).

But the real kicker? The map editor. It’s way deeper than I expected—you can tweak levels, drop in enemies, even mess with the music. Spent way too many hours building a nightmare level full of Hammer Bros. just to watch my friends suffer. Controls are simple: arrows for movement, space for fireballs, and B pulls up the menu when you’re plotting your next move on the map.

Honestly, for a Flash game, it’s shockingly polished—like someone crammed an NES cartridge into your browser.