The most recent update of "Super Mario Run" comes along with an easy mode. The update is the biggest new feature available in the auto-running video game, and the update also brings some bug tweaks in its latest version.

The reduced difficulty setting of the "Super Mario Run" lets gamers try out levels without worrying about time limits or even death. Nintendo described the "Super Mario Run" update as a pressure-free experience for owners of the $10 iOS game.

The "Super Mario Run" latest update comes not long after the Japanese tech giant made it known the side-scrolling, auto-running video game has been downloaded 78 million times. Wherein, 5 percent of the gamers choose to pay $9.99 to unlock the full version of the mobile game.

It has been said that the mobile game earned about $53 million. The "Super Mario Run" is currently only available on iOS, nonetheless, the mobile game is expected to debut on Android devices some time in March 2017, according to The Verge.

Nevertheless, the latest update of "Super Mario Run" also alters Toad Rally, reduce penalties for player's poor performance, collecting Toads easier and a support for the Korean language. The "Super Mario Run" Toad Rally mode is where a player collects coins, race through levels against other gamers and pulling off stylish moves to acquire toad fans, Apple Insider reported.

That being said, the Japanese tech company made it known that the mobile game's pricing model was designed to reassure game enthusiasts that they would be charged just once and not multiple times. Nintendo also stated that they hope to expand the number of gamers who interact with their characters on mobile, and link the players to console gaming in a way to create synergies.

An update for #SuperMarioRun is out now, including Easy Mode for when you want to explore courses pressure-free! pic.twitter.com/D8u50vsF3e

— Nintendo of America (@NintendoAmerica) January 31, 2017

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