Play Automatic Mario - Kumikyoku Online

Watch Mario go rogue—he sprints, backflips into pits, and glitches through walls while you just sit there. The music’s warped, the levels are broken, and somehow it’s weirdly hypnotic.

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Game Overview

Automatic Mario - Kumikyoku is a Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES) homebrew release from 0, created by an independent developer. It belongs to a niche category of experimental ROM hacks that repurpose familiar assets into something entirely unexpected, reflecting the creative tinkering that flourished long after the SNES's commercial lifespan.

You don't control Mario; you watch as the game plays itself, guiding a pre-recorded TAS (Tool-Assisted Speedrun) bot through a glitched, chaotic version of Super Mario World. The main objective is simply to observe the spectacle as Mario performs impossible jumps, clips through level geometry, and triggers bizarre visual and audio corruption. Signature mechanics include watching the bot exploit programming flaws to skip entire sections and witnessing the music warp into distorted, rhythmic noise as the game struggles to keep up. The pacing is relentless and unpredictable, a rapid-fire sequence of errors and unintended behaviors that feels both bewildering and strangely methodical. It's like watching a machine have a nervous breakdown set to a broken melody.