LEGO® Super Mario™

LEGO System A/S

4.4

Publisher Country	US
Country Release Date	2020-07-20
Categories	Entertainment
Country / Regions	US
Developer Website	LEGO System A/S
Support URL	LEGO System A/S
Content Rating	Everyone

The LEGO® Super Mario™ app is the official companion app for the ever-expanding range of LEGO® Super Mario™ building sets. The app enhances the creative experience for builders with digital instructions, tips for different ways to rebuild levels and play, and other inspiring features.

With the LEGO® Super Mario™ app you can:

• Establish a Bluetooth® connection between the app and brick-built LEGO® Mario™, LEGO® Luigi™ and/or LEGO® Peach™ figures.
• Build your sets, easily add them to your digital collection and expand your personalized LEGO® Super Mario™ universe (combining Expansion Sets with a Starter Course for interactive play).
• Get easy-to-follow 3D building instructions for all of your LEGO® Super Mario™ building sets.
• Check out instructional Play Videos packed with tips and tricks to take your skills to the next level.
• Keep track of your digital coins after completing a level in real life with at-a-glance results for collected coins, defeated enemies and completed obstacles.
• Put your skills to the test with an inspiring collection of fun Play Challenges.
• Save your favorite LEGO® Super Mario™ moments to your gallery and share your creations.
• Create or sign in to your LEGO® Account to synchronize your progress across all your devices.
• Pin your favorite creations that others have shared so you can easily find them again.

We don’t do third-party advertising. We only share our own marketing content and communication (such as news about LEGO sets and other LEGO games) with the aim of inspiring children’s creative play.

Is your device compatible? Check it at LEGO.com/devicecheck. Ask for your parents’ permission before going online.

The LEGO® Super Mario™ sets are sold separately.

Need help with the app? Contact our Consumer Service.
For contact details, hop over to http://service.LEGO.com/contactus
You accept our privacy policy and terms of use for apps if you download this app.
Read more on https://www.lego.com/legal/notices-and-policies/privacy-policy and https://www.lego.com/legal/notices-and-policies/terms-of-use-for-lego-apps

LEGO, the LEGO logo and the Brick and Knob configurations are trademarks and/or copyrights of the LEGO Group. ©2024 The LEGO Group

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By Stacey Sheffield
2020-12-27
Version
social_and_communityfeature_requests
While the directions may be detailed and "great", there's not a single thing great about having to download an app just to build a Lego set. Who thought I would need to do a review on this product, which is essentially a kids toy, to find out whether I will need to flood my phone with bulls*** just to be able to use it. Not happy with this lego set at all, and neither is my child considering I have to keep taking her instructions away from her so I can finish my own work. 🤷🏼‍♀️
By Christa Curtis
2021-08-11
Version 2.0.4
As others have said, very disappointed to see the built village gone from the homescreen. The mixer is fun if we have all the pieces. My 3 boys don't think it's as fun though. I'm glad the sets are still recorded in the "brick+" add a set section, but it would be way better to have them back as a 3D world. If we do add a new set, does it even "erupt" onto the grass anymore? That was a favorite part of the build experience. Please bring it back.
By Patti Pele
2021-01-01
Version 1.3.9
social_and_communitylogin
This is awful. Not only do you have to download but have to create a login. I have a billion passwords and login to remember already, I really don't want to have to do this for one set of legos. And giving my kids the phone is a terrible idea. I get that you are trying to include another preference into your target audience but you could of done that without alienating your current customer base that likes physical instructions. Why not offer both? And let us chose what's better for us.