Super Mario Bros. Wonderland 1987

About

Super Mario Bros. Wonderland 1987 reimagines the Mushroom Kingdom as a retro platformer frozen in 1987. You play as Mario or Luigi navigating pixel-perfect levels filled with floating blocks, goombas, and Koopa shells. The story centers on Blue Bowser and his son causing chaos in the Flower Kingdom, forcing the brothers to battle through worlds packed with hidden paths and collectibles. Each level hides Wonder Seeds that unlock secret areas, adding layers to the straightforward jump-and-run formula. What sets it apart is the deliberate throwback to early 90s Mario design without overcomplicating the mechanics. Blue Bowser’s inclusion nods to the Lost Levels era, appealing to longtime fans while keeping the difficulty balanced for newcomers. The game’s tight controls and level variety earn it a 4.2/5 average on fan forums, with many praising the clever use of classic elements in fresh scenarios. It’s a love letter to pixel platforming that feels both nostalgic and just quirky enough to stand out.

Storyline

Blue Bowser (Bowser's brother who only appears in the Lost Levels) is making a big mess in the Flower Kingdom. He wants to be as mean as Bowser having a kingdom just for him. Next to the big villain is Blue Bowser Jr. his son and together they try to stop the Mario Brothers from proceeding. The fan game contains secret worlds if you collect all the Wonder Seeds in all the worlds.