With eight fully-developed worlds and levels packed full of content, Mega Mario World: Another Universe comfortably positions itself as one of the most innovative SMW hacks. Not only does it have pretty graphics, a well-designed overworld, and some catchy tunes. It also includes some pretty open levels based around exploration rather than making a mad dash for the finish line.
Which goes a long way towards breaking up repetitive gameplay and keeping things fresh. Graphics and the like are mostly vanilla, as the competition focuses on level design rather than game development as a whole. And the music is seriously incredible. Despite being more famous for its sequel than the original, the New Super Mario World ROM hack series is one of the all-around best you can find online.
Almost like a bonafide sequel. Along with its exquisitely arranged overworld, the newly-added tundra levels are especially striking thanks to custom-made sprites and tiles of fantastic quality. This new SMW experience focuses on excellent level design rather than fancy new graphics or a complicated story.
While not as famous as some of the other entries, Invictus is greatly appreciated by the select few that have played it. Despite being classified as a Kaizo Light, this game is incredibly hard, as you can probably tell from its trailer.
This difficulty derives from excellent level design rather than cheap obstacles such as hidden blocks, which creators often abuse.
We all know Yoshi is the real hero of SMW. That green dinosaur will do anything, even sacrifice himself so you can reach higher places. This mod seeks to give the green dinosaurs a lot more of a protagonist role by making Yoshi the playable character. The hack can be pretty hard at times. To achieve this, he gets rid of its staunchest protector by sending the plumber into another dimension.
It features entirely new graphics, original music composed specifically for the game, and very lengthy levels with great difficulty but also learning opportunities. Not only is the story pretty impressive, but the game also looks gorgeous, and the levels are marvelously designed. Other than amazing visuals and varied music taken from other classic games, this hack shines for its innovative gameplay mechanics.
They include stuff like turning Mario into different enemies to clear environmental hazards, or some various suits we all know and love. Nelson Chitty is a Venezuelan expat living in Argentina. His ideal weekend is spent between leisurely playing games of Civilization VI and looking for the next seinen anime to marathon. If you buy something we may get a small commission at no extra cost to you. Learn more. It offers crisp graphics and some of the best level-design from platformers of that era.
Stay Connected. Plus, there are none of the little helping features such as cannons or ability hats for players to utilise either. Just look at that epic cover art for a second. Falcon punch enemies into submission, grab stars, and cruise around the Mushroom Kingdom like you own the joint. I reckon Peach looks more than a little excited to have a space-racer wandering around her castle too. It spans over multiple releases and has had tonnes of updates and remakes over the years.
The thing that separates this hack from other SM64 mods is the Tolkien-style back lore and in-depth storyline that players must uncover. There are new stars for Signor Moustach to collect as he ventures to the far reaches of the Mushroom Kingdom.
Stars are attacking the land, and Mazza has to put it right. The guy is a hero, and any dinosaur that can walk around in clogs that look like plant pots deserves our respect. Luigi is also a playable character… what more do I need to tell you? Well, it seems Mazza is too in this next Link-inspired title. With Rod in hand, Mario is one brave warrior. Each level has a seasonal theme and utilises the elements. Seeing snow and rain falling in SM64 is pretty exciting… or it is to me, at any rate.
This is a great hack to play through and a real fun take on the original game. Use homing attacks and even run on water; Sonic is the real deal! As with Kirby and Captain Falcon, voices, animations, and references to Mario have been altered too.
This is more than just a mod; it pays homage to one of the best Mario games ever and boasts some amazing features that modder Kaze Emanuar should win a medal for. Plus, there are brand new stars to find and collect, all hidden amongst fantastically designed levels. SM64 was already a huge game, but this mod takes it to the next level.
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