Gamer finally beats world’s hardest Mario Maker level, Lucky Draw, after 3 MILLION attempts

A NINTENDO fan has finally beaten a Mario level so difficult it took approximately 3 million attempts to get through it unscathed.

As reported by Vice, the Mario Maker level created by a user called Phenotype the level had become a phenomenon as players raced to be the first to beat it.

The aim of 'Lucky Draw' is simple - make it from one side of a flaming pit to the other.

However, completing the level doesn't require any skill, but it does require a huge amount of luck.

You can't move Mario, and he's trapped between two blocks that force him over that fire pit.

No, you can't jump either, or break the blocks, or do anything at all - you just have to wait.

Despite that lack of interaction and skill, it's become a huge hit on live-streaming site Twitch.

Gamers are transfixed by the sight of Mario being moved across the level, as the wizard-like Magikoopa creatures above all hit six of the Mario games' iconic question-mark blocks in unison, waiting for the right combination of items to pop out.

Anything other than a coin emerging to the right of every question mark spells doom, because that will then activates a switch that destroys the bridge under Mario's feet.