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Play Super Mario 64 on Android + Multiplayer – SM64 COOP DX

Thanks to the community, we can now enjoy Mario 64 legally on our Android devices through an APK, since the method used was reverse engineering, which keeps it within legal bounds. So, let’s play it without an emulator. But that’s not all—you’ll be amazed by the features it offers.

Mario 64 APK Download Android

As you can see, we’re sharing two versions with you: the standard one, and the 32-bit version for lower-end devices. So, if the first APK doesn’t work for you, download the second one for a smoother installation. This game, compiled for Android, goes by the codename “Sm64ex-Coop, “sm64 builder “” but it’s still the same classic Mario 64 you know and love.

Features of Mario 64 on Android

The features of Sm64ex-Coop are truly interesting, as you won’t get bored playing alone since it includes a multiplayer mode. We’ll dive into that later, but for now, let’s take a look at the following details.

  • You can install MODs, whether it’s Skins, Characters, etc.
  • Play online
  • On-screen controls
  • Improved graphics
  • Local WIFI multiplayer
  • Free camera, you can move the camera with the touch screen everywhere

How to Install Super Mario 64 Android

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The installation is usually simple, you just need to locate the downloaded APK using your file manager. To avoid any restrictions from your phone, it’s best to use the original file manager that comes with your device.

How to Play Mario 64 Sm64ex-Coop

Since the app was created through reverse engineering of the original game, the menu will look a bit different. So, if you’ve already played the game and want to enjoy the campaign (Story Mode) like you normally would, just select “Create,” then “Create” again, and your game will start.

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How to Play Mario 64 Coop Multiplayer on Android

It’s really not difficult, and it’s quite simple to set up for playing online or via LAN. However, it’s easier to explain in a video, so I’ll share a video made by a YouTube user for you to follow along.