Super Bino Go is an adventure game developed by One Soft Global. Most people are fans of, or at least familiar with, the classic Super Mario games. If you’re looking for a game that can make you relive the fun of the old games, then this platformer title ‘is for you’.

While Super Bino Go’s gameplay is pretty much the same, it provides a new mechanic: it has power-up drinks instead of the old mushrooms and flowers. The art and design are also similar to the old Mario games, although it doesn’t come with as catchy music as the old ones.

A blatant Super Mario ripoff

At its core, this is a clear Super Mario reproduction: from its setting, power-ups, enemies, designs, and overall presentation, there’s no denying that this game copies the original Nintendo title in more ways than one. Its legitimacy is questionable whether they ask the original creators to use their original IP. 

Even the main character, Bino, looks similar to Mario, albeit with a thick beard. Technically, the game is filled with bugs, broken physics, and enemy hitboxes without a clear hit register boundary. The soundtrack is limited to a few tracks, and it loops so much, it can become pretty annoying.

A bad Mario knockoff

Super Bino Go is a shameless copy of the Super Mario games with zero redeeming qualities: despite its one attempt at originality by including power-up drinks instead of mushrooms and flowers, all of their efforts are poor, and the game is basically broken, squeezing every last drop of enjoyment.