| Name: | Peachy Moat World |
| Authors: | Dan2point5, Sparkysie |
| Added: | |
| Demo: | No |
| Featured: | No |
| Length: | 29 exit(s) |
| Type: | Kaizo: Intermediate |
| Description: | Peachy Moat World is a collaboration hack between Dan2point5 (Super Lani World 1 & 2) and Sparkysie (Making his creator debut). The game consists of 29 exits with a gradual difficulty curve for players of all experience to jump into and enjoy. For players not wanting to complete all exits there is a shorter any% challenge routed into the game. We hope you enjoy playing, and good luck! |
| Tags: | chocolate sprinkles exgfx music platforming |
| Comments: | 28 (jump to comments) |
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I quit Lani 1 because of the water level, so I quit this hack in the same exact place; after being dropped into that level as part of one of the many "trolls".
KEKW
I quit Lani 1 because of the water level, so I quit this hack in the same exact place; after being dropped into that level as part of one of the many "trolls".
I also need to ask for the list of songs, it was a great selection and need to know where they are from
I have part one of the soundtrack added to youtube - failing that I can send you the songlist in text form if you would rather, providing I can still find it
Easy 5/5, play this if you haven't done so yet.
I also need to ask for the list of songs, it was a great selection and need to know where they are from
Levels is not too long and gives you a satisfying feeling when done.
Chocolate is implemented good as well.
The following includes minor spoilers:
https://clips.twitch.tv/PhilanthropicSolidLampCopyThis
When I entered I immediately paused the game, as I usually do, to assess the situation. After a few seconds I un-paused but then died. When I hit "Retry" the timer changed to 25 seconds, but I wasn't paying enough attention to notice this at the time. From then on the room always started at 25 seconds and since it was a blind playthrough it took a while for me to realize that something wasn't right and in fact the level was impossible to beat. Eventually I quit to the overworld, and upon re-entering the timer started at 400 seconds and I was able to beat the level.
The other bug happened after I beat the game, and while that might not seem like a big deal I think it has the potential to ruin a save file.
Here are two clips that show what happens:
https://clips.twitch.tv/StupidPoliteSardineFloof
https://clips.twitch.tv/AliveResourcefulStrawberryDBstyle
After I beat the final boss and returned to the overworld Mario walked over to the "Credits" level where I chose to save and continue at the prompt. I then pressed Down+Select on my controller to open the Super NT menu which is what I have to do in order to actually save my game since I'm using the SD card reader firmware hack to load ROMs. An unintended side effect of this method is that Mario will move down on the overworld if he is able to, which I didn't expect to be a problem in this case since the Credits level is a dead end, or so I thought. When I pressed Down+Select Mario actually started traveling down and then looped back up and around the final castle as if floating on air and then completely disappeared off the top of the overworld window.
After a while of being very confused I tried pressing all the directions on my D-Pad in an attempt to get Mario to travel back to where I could see him, but he never appeared again. The only thing I was able to do was bring up the save prompt by pressing Select, but I did not save. The next step was to try resetting the game which I did by pressing the "Reset" button on the Super NT. The second clip of this bug shows what happened after that. Upon loading my save file Mario was still no where to be found. However, when I tried pressing the B button it did load me into the bonus game level, which I was unable to escape from, until I reset the console again. I still could not find a way to return to the overworld and became worried that my game was forever going to be stuck like this.
Finally, I tried power cycling the console with the Power button. After that, when I loaded my save file I thankfully found Mario back at the final level with the Credits level available, which made sense because that was the last time I manually saved the game. I guess simply resetting the game doesn't clear all the RAM, but power cycling does. Things could have gone worse if I was playing on an SD2SNES or some other method that doesn't require manually saving. If someone were to use the save prompt to save after Mario disappeared I wonder if their game would become stuck like that, effectively making that save file useless. I don't want to risk testing this myself.
There were a couple far more minor things like the music in some levels bugging out occasionally, but I haven't been able to reproduce that consistently so I won't bother going into it now.
Anyway, just wanted to point out those more serious issues because I think this game is otherwise extremely well made and if I were the developers I'd want to know about them.
The amount of trolls in this game is pretty irritating (from a non streamer player pov).. Its the kind of game that i would prefer to just watch a blind playthrough (and maybe have some laughs) than play myself.
Aesthetics 10/10
Music so well chosen.
Trolls well placed and fun.
A must play
Aesthetics: 10/10
Difficulty / Fairness Balance: 8/10
Music: 9/10
Not sure if i would call it cheese, as the 1st half is probably harder than the intended strat, and the 2nd is easier, but a bit slower.. i dont think it would even worth fixing..
but just so you know.
Peachy Moat World will blow your socks right off! The music, the level design, the trolls, the everything, all - top notch! The most highly anticipated hack of the decade is here, right now!
And wow, is the super mario comunity lucky...
Lets a go!