| Name: | Legends of the Hidden Thwimple |
| Authors: | BeeKaay, FerpyMcFrosting, GbreezeSunset, MiracleWater, Romhack Races, TheBourgyman, YMM, dtothefourth, idol, margot, sio-kedelic |
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| Version History: | View |
| Demo: | No |
| Hall of Fame: | No |
| Length: | 7 exit(s) |
| Type: | Kaizo: Intermediate |
| Description: | This is the collaboration hack of the 2022 SMW Kaizo Relay - Legends of the Hidden Thwimple - raced at Summer Games Done Quick by the Double-Jump Dinos (Shoujo, Juzcook, CarlSagan42) and the RNG Dolphins (Thirdwall, BarbarousKing, shovda). The levels can be played in any order, but are meant to be played from as they appear in the overworld. Creators and credits are included, but a special thanks to dtothefourth, Darkanine, tjb0607 and RBPimlico for extensive time and effort spent building and testing this hack leading up to the race. Due to the nature of the theming and ASM used, the level Conga Kaizo and the final boss fight may cause discomfort in users who are sensitive to motion sickness or have photosensitivity issues. This hack contains two patches: one with the intended music for each level, and one with music that has been confirmed safe for streaming and for Youtube ContentID. The patches are identical in every way except for the music. --- V1.1 Changes: --Removed broken credits sequence; credits now returns you to overworld and completion of entire hack is confirmed on file select screen --Removed access to practice level/multitap configuration stage --Edits to "horse flying disorder (DSM-5-TR)" at the request of the level designer --Code optimization and bugfixes in "Cyberkinesis" --Graphic fixes in the title screen, "Cyberkinesis," "Thrice Ghosted," and "ode to lesbian worm" |
| Tags: | asm boss epilepsy warning exgfx kaizo race |
| Comments: | 17 (jump to comments) |
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I would recommend this to almost everyone, I say almost because of that final section of the last level, believe the flashing imagery warning, that can't be good to look at after a while.
What I liked about this hack in particular is that it seems super accessible as far as Kaizo hacks are concerned. It didn't seem to use any advanced Kaizo mechanics, almost everything was easy to grasp for people who played even just vanilla SMW. In fact, if the hack runs on hardware, I might totally give it a try, despite not really being into Kaizo in general.
Though I will issue a little word of warning if anyone is going into this thing without having seen it first: I had to bail at the on-beat autoscrolling section in the last level for motion sickness/photosensitivity related reasons, so go into it with caution if you're of a similar disposition. I suppose it's fitting because the game it's based on also has that effect on me, haha.
But anyway, huge congratulations to everyone involved in making this and both teams who ran it! <3