Play Mask, The (Japan) Online

Game Overview

Okay, so The Mask on SNES is basically what happens when you take Jim Carrey’s unhinged performance and crank it up to 11. You start off as Stanley, but let’s be real—you’re here for the green-faced chaos. Within minutes, you’re slapping goons with cartoon gloves, inflating like a balloon to crash through walls, and occasionally pulling out a comically oversized mallet because why not?

The levels are pure ‘90s side-scroller madness—bright, loud, and packed with gags straight from the movie. One second you’re roller-skating through a nightclub shooting confetti, the next you’re dodging falling anvils like a Looney Tunes episode gone rogue. The controls take a second to click (that bounce move still trips me up sometimes), but once they do, it’s a nonstop parade of ridiculous stunts.

It’s not gonna win awards for depth, but that’s not the point. This is a game where you can literally sneeze enemies offscreen. If you miss the era of licensed games that didn’t take themselves seriously, this one’s a time capsule of pure, grinning absurdity.