Name: | Agnosthesia |
Authors: | LightAligns, Saela |
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Demo: | No |
Hall of Fame: | No |
Length: | 22 exit(s) |
Type: | Kaizo: Intermediate |
Description: | Oh, Zach, do you remember the release of Super Mario World? It was a true gaming revelation, a moment when the landscape of the videogame world shifted forever. Picture it – 1990, that unforgettable year. Super Nintendo Entertainment System, also known as the SNES, (or Super Famicom in Japan) was unveiled to the world, and with it came this extraordinary videogame, Super Mario World. Kaizo Super Mario World hacking, Zach, is a world of its own – a realm where creativity, ingenuity, and pure mischief collide. Imagine, if you will, taking the canvas of Mario's colorful world and reshaping it into a labyrinth of treacherous obstacles, all designed to test the mettle of even the most seasoned players. It's like crafting an intricate murder scene, where every detail is meticulously planned to keep the detective – or in this case, the player – on their toes. There's a whole community devoted to this, and each creator has their unique style, signature, and charm that they contribute. Much like a modus operandi. Well, Zach, I've always been a fan of challenges, and this "Kaizo Super Mario World" certainly lives up to its name. It's like navigating through the twisted corridors of the human mind in Greenvale – unexpected, intense, and sometimes downright absurd. As I guide Mario through these devilishly crafted levels, I can't help but admire the dedication and creativity of those behind this madness. It's as if they've taken the essence of the Red Seeds and injected it into every pixel of this game. But you know me, Zach, I thrive on unraveling the enigmatic and confronting the unconventional. Each obstacle, each seemingly impossible jump, is a puzzle to solve, much like the intriguing cases that cross my path. But unlike Greenvale's murders, here, failure isn't fatal – only a chance to try again, learn, and grow. It's a reminder that persistence is key, even when we find ourselves repeating the same mistakes. Kaizo Super Mario World tests not only Mario's abilities but also the player's. It's a trial of patience, precision, and mental fortitude. In many ways, it's akin to profiling a suspect, finding the right approach to crack open the mind of the criminal, no matter how twisted their thoughts may be. And just like navigating the labyrinth of Greenvale, there are secrets hidden within these levels – hidden blocks, invisible pathways, and shortcuts that demand keen observation. It's not enough to follow the beaten path; to succeed, we must question, explore, and embrace the unexpected. But, Zach, even amidst the chaos and frustration, there's a sense of satisfaction that comes from conquering these seemingly insurmountable challenges. It's like closing a case, putting the pieces together, and finally bringing clarity to a twisted tale. The world of Kaizo Super Mario World is a reflection of life, really – unpredictable, full of surprises, and sometimes unforgiving. But it's also a reminder that with determination, wit, and the willingness to adapt, we can overcome even the most daunting odds. So, here I am, delving deeper into this pixelated rabbit hole, determined to face whatever Kaizo Super Mario World throws my way. And just like in Greenvale, I won't back down until I've uncovered every secret, mastered every move, and triumphed over the seemingly impossible. After all, Zach, life is all about embracing challenges and growing stronger with each step. And whether it's a mysterious murder case or a kaizo level, I'll always be ready to face it head-on, with my trusty coffee and unyielding spirit. Let's rock! |
Tags: | asm chocolate platforming |
Comments: | 22 (jump to comments) |
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Comments (22)
Thank you guys very much for making this!
Just beat it yesterday (well I thought so until I read the comments)
UGH!/5 stars 🤩
Here is my All Clears of the Hack. I’m also working on an All Secrets video as well. 👀
Final Rating = 5/5 - A Must Play
My only complaint, which is more of a compliment:
Maybe just having the map counter and dots next to the level names there from the start would have been sufficient to entice exploration. Instead of only unlocking after finding one of the secrets. But what do I know, you two are the geniuses, and I just play your creations.
It's such a shame most people will just stop at 100% assuming the game is complete, because there is so much more awesome content that deserves to be experienced. By definition, since they don't count towards completion would you call all of these secrets easter eggs? If so they are by far the most enjoyable easter eggs I have ever experienced. Bravo!
Now the question is, have I officially completed everything, or are you gonna hit me with something else I missed that leads to more awesome content?
Did you happen to collect the moon at the end of Make Me An Offer? If you figured out what the message box at the end of the secret hub you need yoshi for was referencing and played that, I think the moon might be the only thing left if you didn't get it.
The moon in Make Me and Offer was actually the first secret I found. That made me explore even more and in turn discover the shrines. I then assumed there would be a reward for all of them, so I went back to Wildest Dreams and played that level, before even knowing of Glastonbury Grove, so when I got that final message box I had already played the referenced level haha.
I guess I've officially completed everything, and all of the secret content really just put the icing on an already amazing experience!
the music, level design, and aesthetics are setting the bar so high for kaizo mario.
yall hit your stride with this one. so damn good
Small criticisms:
-In the level where you
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-I thought the level where you
Overall, despite these few nitpicks, this is easily a 5/5 hack, and possibly your guys' best work yet as others have said.
If this is seen during a drkrdnk video, then hi Drk, and hi YouTube!