How we decided on Super Mario Bros. Wonder

Yes. From age 7. It's a cheerful platform game with no chat with strangers and nothing made by other players.

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Our safety checks

Super Mario Bros. Wonder passes all 7 safety checks. We apply the same strict rules to every app and game.

  1. Could we confirm every fact?

    Yes

    Every fact below links to its source. Rule 1

  2. Is your child old enough for the official ratings?

    Yes

    Rated 7+ by Common Sense Media. Our minimum age is 7. Rule 2

  3. Can you stop strangers contacting your child?

    Yes

    There’s no chat. Online, other players appear as shadows and can leave standees, but can’t send messages. ESRB lists no player interaction. Rule 3Source

  4. Is every risk under control once settings are on?

    Yes

    No risk stays high once every control is on. Rule 4

  5. Is its child-safety record clear?

    Yes

    We searched for regulator, government and court action over child safety against Nintendo in October 2026 and found none. Rule 5

  6. Can you stop all spending?

    Yes

    The only extra is a paid Switch 2 upgrade. Parents can restrict all Nintendo eShop spending from their own Nintendo Account. Rule 6Source

  7. Is everything checked before children see it?

    Yes

    Every level is made by Nintendo, and players can’t publish their own. ESRB lists in-game purchases but no player interaction. Rule 7Source

Official age ratings

Rating boards judge the content, not what other players say or do online. We never go below the highest.

WhoRatingWhy
ESRB (US)E for EveryoneMild Fantasy Violence. In-Game Purchases.
PEGI (UK & Europe)PEGI 3As shown on Nintendo's UK store.
Common Sense Media7+Family-friendly, with a focus on teamwork and sharing.