"Super Mario Run" costs $9.99 to play the full game's full suite of six worlds. Here are the tips and tricks on how to share the game for free.
When you first launch "Super Mario Run," you will be asked to connect the game to your Nintendo ID. Generate one in the app, if you have to, and get everything linked. If you have downloaded it already and refused the first link request, you may set that up in the Settings menu of the game, says, Heavy.
When prompted, make your in-app purchase. Take note of the Apple ID you used in doing the purchase. The Apple ID must be the same one you used when you downloaded the game. Close "Super Mario Run" from multitasking on the device you want to share. This can be done by tapping the home button twice and swiping the application's tile upward.
If "Super Mario Run" is not yet installed, hop to step five and perform the sign in process. After that, sign in with the created Nintendo ID on the second device as soon as the game is downloaded. Next, go to your iOS Settings app and select iTunes & App Store. After that, sign out of any account that may be signed in and log in using the Apple ID you used to purchase the full game.
Play up through World Tour of "Super Mario Run" until the purchase screen pops up. After that, repeat the purchase process. When asked if you would like to purchase the full game again free, select yes. Ignore any error messages that may pop up. Close from multitasking again. As soon as you reopen, you will have all the levels and bonuses that go with the game purchase.
You can sign out of the Apple ID you used when you purchased "Super Mario Run" and keep playing normally. If you get a prompt message asking you to sign back in after boot, just select dismiss. In addition, take note that if you sign in with another Apple ID when this is all done, you will get only paid purchases can be claimed with an original account error message.
This technique works because of Apple's system of handling in-app purchases on iOS. The source's account can never pay for the same thing twice unless on in-game currency, according to Apple Insider. If in any way, you are charged again, you are entitled to a full refund. This is the coolest way to play "Super Mario Run" without getting to spend a dime.
