Super Mario Flashback

Super Mario Flashback
Developer(s)	Mors (Leader), Can of Nothing (Composer), Neweegee, Blutorus, and Q-Nova (Spriters)
Announce Date	August 7, 2014
Release Date	2017
Genre	Platformer
Players	1, 2
Input	Keyboard, Gamepad, Mouse (Only for menus.)
Medium	GameMaker: Studio
Platform	Windows, Linux, OS X
Status	In progress

Super Mario Flashback was named Game of the Month in August 2015.

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Super Mario Flashback is a fangame that is currently being developed by Mors. It's currently on progress.

The game works to combine the mechanics of 2D and 3D Super Mario titles. It features 3 different playable characters, two minigames, ten worlds based on older Super Mario titles and over thirty-five Power Stars. The music is composed by Can of Nothing.

The NCFC 2015 demo won the Game of the Month award of August 2015. On MFGG Awards 2015 Super Mario Flashback's first demo was nominated for 10 awards (Best Game Overall, Best Demo, Best Sprites, Best Engine, Best Level Design, Most Polished, Most Anticipated, Best Concept, Best Setting and Best Use of Site Resources), while it only won 6 of them (Best Demo, Best Engine, Most Polished and Best Use of Site Resources). The same demo also got the largest number of likes on NCFC 2015.

Worlds

• Mushroom Kingdom (From Super Mario Bros. for NES)
• Yoshi's Island (From Super Mario World for SNES)

• Cool, Cool Mountain (From Super Mario 64 for N64)
• Ricco Harbor (From Super Mario Sunshine for GCN)

• Bowser's Badlands (From New Super Mario Bros. for NDS)
• Gusty Garden Galaxy (From Super Mario Galaxy for Wii)

• Desert Land (From New Super Mario Bros. 2 for 3DS)
• Spooky Seasick Wreck (From Super Mario 3D World for Wii U)

• Chai Kingdom (From Super Mario Land for GB)
• ?????? (Original)

Reception

Super Mario Flashback's first demo received very positive reviews at the main site. People praised it for its soundtrack, graphics, and engine; but criticized it for having some glitches. It currently holds an average score of 8.9/10. It's currently being considered as one of the technically most impressive fangames ever made. While the reception at the outside of MFGG is very positive as well, the demo was criticized for having a broken gamepad support.

The second demo received less positive than the first one, due to new levels not having good level design.

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