Super Mario 64 original-game screenshot reference; not a capture of the linked project.
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Mario’s movement and attacks inside Elden Ring.
SetupYour game files requiredOriginal-game image
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Original Super Mario 64 gameplay from Nintendo’s gallery, used as a source-game reference for ER Mario.
Super Mario 64 © Nintendo. Publisher screenshot from Nintendo’s original-game gallery.
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ER Mario uses libsm64 and me3 to bring triple jumps, wall kicks, ground pounds and Mario-style attacks into Elden Ring. The project is explicitly a work in progress.
- Project
- ER Mario
- Original games
- Elden Ring · Super Mario 64
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Mario platformers
Choose native SM64 co-op, experimental Wonder or Galaxy builds, or a Mario mod for a game you already own.
Read Mario platformers guide- SM64 with friends
Native online co-op synchronizes enemies and events, with public or private CoopNet rooms.
- Galaxy on iPhone or iPad
Build a personal native app with touch and controller input; bring the supported USA Wii image.
- Follow an early Wonder build
Source-build the Switch 1.0.0 project if you want to explore its experimental early-course progress.
Platforming changes the Lands Between
ER Mario puts Super Mario 64’s movement into Elden Ring: triple jumps, long jumps, wall kicks and ground pounds become ways to cross its terrain and engage enemies. Punches and kicks deal damage, staggered bosses can be swung by the tail and smaller enemies can be thrown. Mario’s eight-part health meter, coins and Lakitu camera reinforce that this is a different set of rules inside Elden Ring’s world.
It also changes the role of progression. Damage is based on a fixed share of enemy health, and Vigor does not enlarge Mario’s health meter. Strength, Dexterity, weapons, stamina, FP and equip load do not drive the normal Elden Ring build system here. The appeal is experimenting with movement and encounters, not optimizing an ordinary Tarnished build.
Use the mod’s separate offline save
You need Elden Ring on Steam, me3 and your own US Super Mario 64 ROM. Extract the release to a writable folder, add the ROM and start er-mario.me3. The first launch extracts the needed Mario data; when setup finishes, close and relaunch as instructed. Start a new character because the mod uses its own save.
me3 launches offline with anti-cheat disabled, and the creator explicitly says to keep this mod offline. Xbox controllers, a PS5 controller through Steam and keyboard/mouse have been tested. Other pads use Steam Input to present the expected Xbox-style input.
Switch cameras when the experiment gets awkward
F9 switches between Lakitu’s camera and Elden Ring’s camera. You can make the latter the startup choice in er_mario.ini. If you become stuck, holding F1 for three seconds kills Mario and returns you to the last grace.
Elevator clipping can still occur, some thrown bosses produce unstable ragdolls and Mario’s shadow may flicker. Cutscenes can show a distorted Mario with the Tarnished’s head. Those rough edges are part of the current work-in-progress mod, so keep the separate save and expect occasional resets.
Before you play
Do I need the original game files?
Elden Ring on Steam and your own US Super Mario 64 ROM.
Creator-reported · Project guideHow do I get started?
Follow the me3 setup and the mod release’s ROM extraction instructions.
Creator-reported · Project guide
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