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'''''Mushroom Patrol: Midas Machine''''' is a fangame in progress currently developed by "Team Midas," headed by [[Guinea]] and [[Chaoxys]]. This game serves as the successor to the old [[Community Fangame Project]], now dubbed MFGG's "Showcase Project." While the game is developed primarily by Guinea and Chaoxys with occasional input and level designs from [[Thunder Dragon]], anyone may contribute such resources as graphics and sounds. Even though it is still only a demo, it managed to pick up '''3''' awards during the 2011 [[MFGG Awards]]. | '''''Mushroom Patrol: Midas Machine''''' is a fangame in progress currently developed by "Team Midas," headed by [[Guinea]] and [[Chaoxys]]. This game serves as the successor to the old [[Community Fangame Project]], now dubbed MFGG's "Showcase Project." While the game is developed primarily by Guinea and Chaoxys with occasional input and level designs from [[Thunder Dragon]], anyone may contribute such resources as graphics and sounds. Even though it is still only a demo, it managed to pick up '''3''' awards during the 2011 [[MFGG Awards]]. | ||
| − | ==Story== | + | == Story == |
The plot of the game revolves around Bowser and Captain Syrup attempting to achieve their goals by using a machine known as the Midas Machine and an artifact known as the Hand of Midas to turn the world into gold, thus allowing Bowser to easily conquer and kidnap without any trouble, and giving Syrup all the treasure she'd ever want. What they didn't realize is that the hand of Midas had been broken into pieces, thus sending the heroes in a race against to villains to see who will collect them first. | The plot of the game revolves around Bowser and Captain Syrup attempting to achieve their goals by using a machine known as the Midas Machine and an artifact known as the Hand of Midas to turn the world into gold, thus allowing Bowser to easily conquer and kidnap without any trouble, and giving Syrup all the treasure she'd ever want. What they didn't realize is that the hand of Midas had been broken into pieces, thus sending the heroes in a race against to villains to see who will collect them first. | ||
| − | ==Playable characters== | + | == Characters == |
| + | === Playable characters === | ||
''Mushroom Patrol: Midas Machine'' offers a selection of 4 playable characters, each with their own special abilities. | ''Mushroom Patrol: Midas Machine'' offers a selection of 4 playable characters, each with their own special abilities. | ||
| − | '''Mario'''- As is seemingly tradition at this point, Mario is the most balanced character having decent speed and jumping abilities. His special ability is the Wall Jump which allows him to jump back and forth between two walls. | + | * '''Mario'''- As is seemingly tradition at this point, Mario is the most balanced character having decent speed and jumping abilities. His special ability is the Wall Jump which allows him to jump back and forth between two walls. |
| − | + | * '''Luigi'''- What Luigi lacks in speed he more than makes up for in jumping. His special ability is the super jump which allows him to reach higher areas and smash throw Super Block with ease. | |
| − | '''Luigi'''- What Luigi lacks in speed he more than makes up for in jumping. His special ability is the super jump which allows him to reach higher areas and smash throw Super Block with ease. | + | * '''Wario'''- Wario is slow and has poor jumping, but he makes up for it in raw power. Wario's special ability is his signature Charge Attack which allows him to plow through enemies and Super Blocks. |
| − | + | * '''Waluigi'''-This lanky Luigi lookalike has decent jumping and superb speed, but terrible traction. His special ability is Super Slim which allows him to suck in his gut and become as thin as a twig. While Super Thin, Waluigi can slip through small gaps in the floor, and it also gives him some of the best traction in the game at the cost of slowing him down. | |
| − | '''Wario'''- Wario is slow and has poor jumping, but he makes up for it in raw power. Wario's special ability is his signature Charge Attack which allows him to plow through enemies and Super Blocks. | ||
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| − | ''' | + | === Non-playable characters === |
| + | * '''Bowser'''- Bowser is back to cause trouble as usual. His plan is to turn anyone who would get in his way into solid gold, starting with a certain red hatted plumber. | ||
| + | * '''Captain Syrup'''- Syrup is after treasure again, but this time she is teaming up with Bowser to find the pieces of the Hand of Midas, with which she will turn anything she desires into gold. | ||
| + | * '''Elvin Gadd'''- E. Gadd helps the player by lending his newest invention, the DSe, a device that allows the player to store items and even chat with Gadd to get hints. | ||
| + | * '''Edward "Ed" Vice'''- This helpful sign is a world traveler who is always willing to give you some useful info. | ||
| + | * '''Lockey''' An odd ball pokey like lock who watches over secret exits. If you bring him a key he may let you pass. | ||
| − | '''Orbit Fortress'''- The final world takes place out of this world. Many levels use low gravity while others test the skills you've built up in the game. | + | == Worlds == |
| + | # '''Grass World'''- A basic first world. It features various themes to help you know what to expect. | ||
| + | # '''Desert World'''- A sunny desert area featuring scorching sands and chilling ruins. | ||
| + | # '''Ghost World'''- A spooky area on top of a mountain. It features an outdoor section and an indoor section, and plenty of ghosts. | ||
| + | # '''Ice World'''- This is anything but your basic ice world. Although it has you basic icy levels, it also features a factory, giant trees, and much more. | ||
| + | # '''Harbor World'''- Toad Town harbor to be exact. This world is one big grab bag of level themes. | ||
| + | # '''Ocean World'''- This world switch from above and under water levels. | ||
| + | # '''Island World'''- A dangerous jungle filled world where you may become food for the plants. | ||
| + | # '''Mountain World'''- A cave/cliff side world with mine carts and more. | ||
| + | # '''Sky World'''- The levels here take place above the clouds and feature plenty of deadly drops. | ||
| + | # '''Orbit Fortress'''- The final world takes place out of this world. Many levels use low gravity while others test the skills you've built up in the game. | ||
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| Developer(s) | Team Midas |
| Announce Date | August, 20th 2008 |
| Release Date | TBA |
| Genre | Platform/Puzzle/Adventure |
| Players | 1 |
| Input | Standard keyboard |
| Medium | Game Maker (Coding) Ogmo Editor (Level Design) |
| Platform | Windows |
| Status | Development |
Mushroom Patrol: Midas Machine is a fangame in progress currently developed by "Team Midas," headed by Guinea and Chaoxys. This game serves as the successor to the old Community Fangame Project, now dubbed MFGG's "Showcase Project." While the game is developed primarily by Guinea and Chaoxys with occasional input and level designs from Thunder Dragon, anyone may contribute such resources as graphics and sounds. Even though it is still only a demo, it managed to pick up 3 awards during the 2011 MFGG Awards.
Story
The plot of the game revolves around Bowser and Captain Syrup attempting to achieve their goals by using a machine known as the Midas Machine and an artifact known as the Hand of Midas to turn the world into gold, thus allowing Bowser to easily conquer and kidnap without any trouble, and giving Syrup all the treasure she'd ever want. What they didn't realize is that the hand of Midas had been broken into pieces, thus sending the heroes in a race against to villains to see who will collect them first.
Characters
Playable characters
Mushroom Patrol: Midas Machine offers a selection of 4 playable characters, each with their own special abilities.
- Mario- As is seemingly tradition at this point, Mario is the most balanced character having decent speed and jumping abilities. His special ability is the Wall Jump which allows him to jump back and forth between two walls.
- Luigi- What Luigi lacks in speed he more than makes up for in jumping. His special ability is the super jump which allows him to reach higher areas and smash throw Super Block with ease.
- Wario- Wario is slow and has poor jumping, but he makes up for it in raw power. Wario's special ability is his signature Charge Attack which allows him to plow through enemies and Super Blocks.
- Waluigi-This lanky Luigi lookalike has decent jumping and superb speed, but terrible traction. His special ability is Super Slim which allows him to suck in his gut and become as thin as a twig. While Super Thin, Waluigi can slip through small gaps in the floor, and it also gives him some of the best traction in the game at the cost of slowing him down.
Non-playable characters
- Bowser- Bowser is back to cause trouble as usual. His plan is to turn anyone who would get in his way into solid gold, starting with a certain red hatted plumber.
- Captain Syrup- Syrup is after treasure again, but this time she is teaming up with Bowser to find the pieces of the Hand of Midas, with which she will turn anything she desires into gold.
- Elvin Gadd- E. Gadd helps the player by lending his newest invention, the DSe, a device that allows the player to store items and even chat with Gadd to get hints.
- Edward "Ed" Vice- This helpful sign is a world traveler who is always willing to give you some useful info.
- Lockey An odd ball pokey like lock who watches over secret exits. If you bring him a key he may let you pass.
Worlds
- Grass World- A basic first world. It features various themes to help you know what to expect.
- Desert World- A sunny desert area featuring scorching sands and chilling ruins.
- Ghost World- A spooky area on top of a mountain. It features an outdoor section and an indoor section, and plenty of ghosts.
- Ice World- This is anything but your basic ice world. Although it has you basic icy levels, it also features a factory, giant trees, and much more.
- Harbor World- Toad Town harbor to be exact. This world is one big grab bag of level themes.
- Ocean World- This world switch from above and under water levels.
- Island World- A dangerous jungle filled world where you may become food for the plants.
- Mountain World- A cave/cliff side world with mine carts and more.
- Sky World- The levels here take place above the clouds and feature plenty of deadly drops.
- Orbit Fortress- The final world takes place out of this world. Many levels use low gravity while others test the skills you've built up in the game.
