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mario game

A free platformer game — play it in your browser, no install. A side-scrolling platformer in a single HTML file - no dependencies, no build step, all sprites and audio generated in code

by @ivanbarties-coder · ivanbarties-coder/mario-game on GitHubLANG HTMLHOSTED ON IVANBARTIES-CODER.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 17 Sep 2026

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Controls: Move: arrow keys or A / D · Jump: z, K, or Space (hold for height)

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A side-scrolling platformer in a single HTML file. No dependencies, no build step, no assets — every sprite is drawn from a pixel map defined in the source, and all sound is synthesized at runtime with the Web Audio API.

On touch devices an on-screen D-pad and A/B buttons appear automatically.

The game runs on a fixed 60 Hz timestep accumulator, so physics stay consistent regardless of display refresh rate. Rendering targets a 400×240 internal canvas that is integer-scaled to the viewport with image-rendering: pixelated, which keeps pixels sharp at any window size.

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