Buddy Shell 22024

Released in 2023 on Super Nintendo Entertainment System.

Released in 2022 on Super Nintendo Entertainment System.

Kamikaze is a hack I have been making for a few years that I feel is ready to be finally played by others. I feel it's right at high Kaizo beginner to low intermediate for skill range.

This hack is focused mainly on shell tricks but still a ton of platforming throughout each level.

It has platform levels and shell tricks, the difficulty increases for each level passed.

Panga's Kaizo Kindergarten (For Dummies) is a ROMhack/mod of Super Mario World by PangaeaPanga. It is design to be a beginner level kaizo hack, teaching the basics of the advanced movements required to play other games of this genre of ROMhacks.

Yump 2 is the second game in the Yump series, which is a subseries of the JUMP (Janked Up Mario Party) series of ROMhacks of Super Mario World.

Rakugaki Mario is a love letter / pastiche / new(?!?!?!) romhack inspired by many hacks from the 2007-2009 era. What originally started as a semi in-joke between friends spiraled out into a much larger project, with a much larger author pool contributing levels (for better or worse). Making this hack semi-unique in nature is, in persuit of MAXIMUM AUTHENTICITY, all tools, sprites, blocks, and music (barring resources made specifically for the project) are from 2007-2009 too. That's right, we're talking Lunar Magic 1.63, JonWill's Blktool, MikeyK's Sprite Tool 1.22, and Romi's Addmusic 4.04. Of course, this wouldn't be playable on hardware by default. To comply with SMWC standards, only the fixed version is available below (in both Japanese and English). It contains the usual modern hack fixes (FastROM, QoL adjustments, Blktool Optimizer, ect), but that doesn't mean it's any less difficult! For SNESGT and ZSNES enthusiasts, you can also play the original unfixed (Japanese) version through this handy link right here. One may be quick to compare this to one of my previous hacking endeavors, but this is a very stylistically different hack that goes in a different direction. If you were a fan of that hack, you may not be particularly pleased that it isn't a continuation / sequel, but I did try to throw a bone in a level or two. Regardless, I still expect this hack to be very difficult. An Author List for individual levels can be found here. Be mindful of spoilers! Difficulty curve is practically nonexistent, and levels explore various design styles, so you'll never know what's next. Whilst tagged as a Kaizo hack, take solace in the knowledge that this is primarily a Standard: Very (Very) Hard hack. However, because certain levels are played in a style and way agreed upon today to be "Kaizo" (one hit kill, levels played in a strict way, and lots of trial and error), I felt it was a necessity to tag it as such for the unwitting moderator or player who wishes to tackle such a hack.