He expanded upon the mod with another that produced over-sized in-game vehicles with distorted proportions. Īlso in 2019, InfernoPlus developed Cursed Halo, a variant of Halo: Combat Evolved that incorporated strange and silly variations on standard in-game weapons, vehicles, and enemies. Super Mario Royale received additional coverage after Nintendo released the similar Super Mario Bros. Nintendo continued to request the game's removal, and InfernoPlus removed the game from his website. New assets were created, and it was re-released again as DMCA Royale. In response, InfernoPlus removed all Nintendo-owned assets from the game and re-released it as Infringio Royale. owner Nintendo sent InfernoPlus a cease and desist notice on June 21. It attracted approximately one thousand players in its first day and received media attention.

while combating one another with the game's power-ups. It was released as a browser game, implementing a modified gameplay that included 75 players racing across a level of Super Mario Bros. The game was developed off and on over a period of several months, and released as Super Mario Royale. In 2019, InfernoPlus began the development of a battle royale game by modifying Super Mario Bros., telling NPR it followed the idea that 'you can make anything into a battle royale'.

Many of these modifications introduce surreal elements, described by InfernoPlus as 'cursed'. InfernoPlus has developed modifications for several video games, including entries in the Dark Souls, Halo, and Super Smash Bros. His major projects include Super Mario Royale and Dark Souls: Remastest. He is most well known for his modifications of Dark Souls and Halo games that introduce unusual or surreal gameplay elements. (February is an American YouTuber and video game modder. YouTuber and video game modder InfernoPlus

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