Name: | Moon Finder |
Authors: | Fyre150, Mega |
Added: | |
Demo: | No |
Hall of Fame: | No |
Length: | 40 exit(s) |
Type: | Standard: Normal, Misc.: Puzzle |
Description: | This small hack is a moon hunt within SMW, in the vein of Super Mario Odyssey's Hint Art moons. The download contains the hack itself, some text files, and the most important thing of all: the Hint Arts. Directly inspired by the Super Mario 64 hack "Wario's Hint Art" by Lawnmowerman. We would strongly recommend reading the "Info" text file provided, as it contains some essentials on gameplay, among other things. |
Tags: | collectables exploration family moon puzzle traditional vanilla variety |
Comments: | 12 (jump to comments) |
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Comments (12)
The only ones I struggled on was #18
Strongly recommend it for any "SMW Experts" looking to test their game knowledge and thinking skills.
For your information, I used the version of Snes9x 1.61.
moons drift from the cosmic sea
silent guides revealed.
I downloaded it, just wanting to check out the pictures and see how many I'd get on a quick viewing.... Being convinced that I figured out the location of 29 of them, I opened up my emulator to confirm my suspicions (turned out I was wrong on two of them). Already being ingame, I decided to "briefly" check out some other levels, and quickly got up to 36 before deciding it was Lunar Magic time. Using LM, I found the location of #20, #27 and #33, but of course, was still dumbfounded by #9.... ready to give up, I stared at the picture for another few minutes... until I realized what was going on.
Fun way to revisit the vanilla levels and kill two or three hours.
My only points of criticism would be that for some of the ones where you're expected to go to an enemies spawning location, the actual position where that enemy spawned can be rather counterintuitive (i.e. it's further to the right than you'd expect), and that moon #35 felt like it was a bit too precise.
great hack btw