Super Paulino was adapted by Scott Smallwood from the game Super Sparty Bros, originally created by Brian Winn and Greg Kozma at Michigan State University. New musical "note/score collection" mechanics, custom sprites, and level design was implemented by Scott Smallwood, with further level design, sound design, and programming by Catherine Bevan. The game was designed with the idea that students could each create their own set of sounds for each level, exercising and demonstrating both sound design and compositional skills in a variety of styles. As Super Paulino collects notes, she turns on sounds that are part of a multipart composition, unlocking sonic layers that come together at the end of each level.

All sounds were created by University of Alberta students, as follows:

• Level 1: XiME (Experimental Improvisation Ensemble (Winter 2017)
• Level 2: Greg Mulyk (Winter 2017)
• Level 3: Colin D'Amore (Winter 2017)
• Level 4: Jasper Casavant (Fall 2017)
• Level 5: Tom Merklinger (Fall 2017)
• Level 6: Olivia McRobbie (Winter 2018)
• Level 7: Micah Hussell (Winter 2018)
• Level 8: Catherine Labbe (Winter 2022)
• Level 9: Catherine Bevan (Winter 2022)
• Level 10: Diana Taylor (Winter 2022)
• Level 11: Natalie Prando (Winter 2022)
• Level 12: Victoria Lee (Winter 2022)

As of 2019, this game is also available to play on a hardware arcade machine on the University of Alberta campus, located in the ped-way between the Hub Mall and the Fine Arts Building (FAB).