Are you having trouble breaking into Kaizo? Robfather world centers around intermediate platforming with small sprinkles of kaizo, allowing you to work on your dexterity and practice for the big titles.
Play as Robfather, who vows to destroy his sworn enemy - the munchers - before they destroy him first.
Enjoy a 100% original soundtrack to go along with this beginner light-kaizo.
Update v1.1: Enjoy cleaner aesthetics, patched bugs, smoother set-ups, better coin trails, a whole new boss fight, and more.
This is the first kaizo hack I ever beat, and it was exactly what I was looking for. The pacing felt just right to me. Each kaizo trick is separated by some moderately tough but very fair platforming, so grinding a level helped me get generally better at movement control, rather than just learning a single setup. As a bonus you get some secrets, lore, and a great custom soundtrack. I'd highly recommend this hack to other beginners.
Fantastic beginner hack. I like the darker aesthetic, and the music was boppin. With this hack, Super Moo World, and a couple training hacks, I've been able to go from having very little kaizo skill to being confident enough to tackle Quickie World and other more technical hacks. Looking forward to your next one, Dan!
Robfather World is great hack for beginners. Especially for people who'd like to dip their toes in kaizo after playing SMW vanilla. With the primary focus of platforming, Robfather World is a perfect stepping stone. In my opinion, We need more platform focused hacks, where I feel the focus sometimes is on making a hack of fluff instead of simple elements of kaizo or just the parts of smw vanilla we fell inlove with. No only does the hack have a well defined vision of smw, it has custom music made by the creator himself, Danofmosttrades, that is both creative and a pleasure to listen to.
This was a very easy Kaizo hack (which I would expect to teach newcomers a multitude of Kaizo mechanics), and it doesn't do much to teach players such things. The hack only really teaches bouncing on enemies (but no regrabs), basic shelljumps, the disco shell, and not much else. It isn't much fun to play and the levels all feel same-ish. I can't remember something about any level that made it stand out in comparison with the others. The graphics can be weird but are okay, and the soundtrack is rather forgettable. I easily brute-forced my way through the Muncher maze, and I somehow got softlocked on the Muncher submap. (This happened when I entered the submap, as the submap was loaded yet I never got to the level "Nothing munch, you?", I just wasn't there and had to reset.) Anyways, I didn't like this one very much. I hope you improve.
Hi Minish, thanks for your feedback. I am happy to say that I've been working on a hack that strives to master all of the downfalls you touched upon.
-All of my original music will be sampled.
-I went all-out with hand-drawn graphics.
-The game play dives deeper with longer levels, unique obstacles, and original sprites.
Please know that I feel the same as you in terms of these downfalls and learned a lot from this experience.
Thanks again,
-Dan
This was a very easy Kaizo hack (which I would expect to teach newcomers a multitude of Kaizo mechanics), and it doesn't do much to teach players such things. The hack only really teaches bouncing on enemies (but no regrabs), basic shelljumps, the disco shell, and not much else. It isn't much fun to play and the levels all feel same-ish. I can't remember something about any level that made it stand out in comparison with the others. The graphics can be weird but are okay, and the soundtrack is rather forgettable. I easily brute-forced my way through the Muncher maze, and I somehow got softlocked on the Muncher submap. (This happened when I entered the submap, as the submap was loaded yet I never got to the level "Nothing munch, you?", I just wasn't there and had to reset.) Anyways, I didn't like this one very much. I hope you improve.
Overall very solid hack, graphics get a little weird towards the end with the muncher shells and the final boss but otherwise very fun and beginner friendly
oh my God dude i love this hack. Seriously, is so cute and relaxing ❤️ (After playing shaffy 1 and 2 lol) thanks man. Hope you making another masterpiece like this
That was very fun to play as a player starting out!
I liked the incentive to explore several levels to get the secret exit. The color palettes in the levels were pleasant to look at, and the soundtrack was very fitting and enjoyable! (especially the track that is in Newton's Litter Box is a banger)
Easily one of my favorite hacks. I love the aesthetics and absolutely adore the music. Is there any way you can make the music available for download? (or maybe upload it to youtube?)
left this comment to rate five stars, this is a very nice hack in my opinion, good for beginner kaizo players, its very fun to play and good for practice, would recommend
Really neat hack. Some of the sprites towards the end are kind of hard to get used to if you aren't used to the hitboxes associated with the reskinned sprites.
That aside, the music and level design was pleasant and manageable for beginners. Give this a shot if you are looking to ease into Kaizo before attempting other hacks.
I have to say, that I read the comments before downloading and playing a Hack.
With comments this positive I was a bit hyped to play this hack. Sadly it wasn't that good as I hoped it would be.
I will start with the good things first:
This Hack is still a solid Hack. You can find nice and easy Levels. If you want to start to play Kaizo for yourself, this one is a good chance to start with.
I liked playing the first few levels but later on this hack wasn't that much fun.
The palettes in the later stages looked a bit strange, there were stacked munchers all over the place and every level felt almost the same. I wished for a bit more variation.
The Mole-Muncher graphics felt a bit wired, too.
Still I think this is a solid hack and it seems that I am the only one with discomforts. ^^
I just want to thank you all for the incredible support. This has been a crazy experience and I've learned a whole lot from all of the feedback. I am going to do my best to make a top notch sequel.
Originally posted by NikSik1
However, I had a problem with the game loading Mario back into the level after death sometimes. That may just be the emulator though.
I have heard other people say that! It's like some levels the Retry takes almost twice as long. I will look into the issue and see if there are any fixes. Thanks for bringing it up, as well as the very kind words.
I just downloaded this hack, expecting that it would be another average hack. Little did I know, that I downloaded one of my favorite hacks yet. The music, level design, and color palette are all superb. I also enjoyed the name of the levels. I beat the hack in about an hour, so it is good for beginners.
However, I had a problem with the game loading Mario back into the level after death sometimes. That may just be the emulator though.
Other than that, a really fun hack!
This hack is absolutely incredible and I've just finished beating it for the 10th times (not even joking). Remy's squeaky toys is my favorite level (I love shell jumps).
Great Hack, just beat it today. It's fun, not too difficult and without any dumb gimmicks that get you stuck in a stage. If you decide to make another hack I'm more than happy to be a tester. Thank you once again!
Thank you! I will take you up on that offer. If your username is the same on discord I'll send you a message
Great Hack, just beat it today. It's fun, not too difficult and without any dumb gimmicks that get you stuck in a stage. If you decide to make another hack I'm more than happy to be a tester. Thank you once again!
Very fun beginner hack, specially enjoyed the star world levels.
Nice palettes and beautiful pattern type backgrounds, haven't seen that before.
I liked the music and the continuity of the sound throughout, I thought the loops were a little short sometimes but not a big deal.
There were a couple of tricks that took a little testing to figure out.
Definitely would play part II and hope to see more hacks in this difficulty range.
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