Super Mario 64

Platformer · 1996

Game reference artwork

A CLASSIC, YOURS AGAIN

Rediscover Super Mario 64.

Step back into the castle’s paintings. SM64Plus is a Super Mario 64 PC port variant focused on customization, camera improvements and adjustments that make exploring more comfortable.

Improved camera

60 FPS through interpolation

Additional moves

Keep playing after collecting a star

A closer look at the game

Gameplay screenshot of Super Mario 64 — Gameplay screenshot

FROM DOWNLOAD TO YOUR FIRST GAME

How to start playing

01
Get ready
Download the release for your operating system, then extract the ZIP archive to a folder of your choice. You'll also need a Super Mario 64 ROM to play.
02
Run
Launch Super Mario 64 Plus and follow the on-screen instructions.
03
Connect your copy
Provide a compatible ROM of the game.
04
Time to play
Launch the resulting build and configure the camera, controls and game options.

A quick overview to guide you. Full, up-to-date instructions are in the official documentation (opens in a new tab).

What you need to know

Systems: Windows · Linux
Minimum requirements: Compilation and original game files are required. No hardware minimum is confirmed in this catalog. Linux may require manual setup.
Controls: More responsive controls and customization options.
Resolution and video: Interpolation for 60 FPS; other options depend on the build.
Mods: SM64Plus includes its own modifications and extra modes; check compatibility with the project.
Files: A compatible copy of Super Mario 64 to extract resources during compilation.

Frequently asked questions

Does the download include the full game?

No. The project provides the port, engine or tools. You need compatible original files: A compatible copy of Super Mario 64 to extract resources during compilation.

Do I need to know how to code?

This project may require compilation or manual setup. Check the instructions before you start.

Where can I get help if it does not work?

Check your operating system version, supported files and project notes. The official documentation is the reference for specific issues.