Rimea

My latest Super Mario Bros. Wonder level revolves around a custom "mirage" gimmick, where fake purple platforms temporarily disappear to reveal the location of the real blue platforms.

Rosalina is in Super Mario Bros. Wonder's Switch 2 DLC.

I am obviously very excited for Wonder's Switch 2 DLC, but I'm also very thrown off by the new talking flower voice actor. I know this was also the case in Mario Party Jamboree TV, but assuming the old voicelines won't be replaced, having the two voices side by side will be odd.

My first custom Mario Wonder "Search Party" level pushes the game's playable background area feature to its limit by stacking several layers on top of each other.

Me and some friends spent over a week remaking the entirety of Super Mario Bros. 1-1 on Wplace. It's made up of over 250k pixels, so it would've taken way longer to make if not for all the kind strangers who helped out.

Really interesting how Donkey Kong Bananza not only allows you to skip the Freezer Layer entirely, but if you progress the story and then backtrack to the world at a later point, the game accounts for this by removing its boss fights and just handing you the bananas.

thanks YouTube...

slightly bigger number, thanks!

Luigi is looking fly.

The wonder effect of my latest custom Super Mario Bros. Wonder level uses multiple "Rift Mario" clones at the same time, which the original game fully supports, but never took advantage of for some reason.

yup

probably the worst thing I've ever made

YouTube video by Rimea How Mario Kart World's Rainbow Road Tricks You

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If you've been wondering why it feels like most of the sections of Mario Kart World's Rainbow Road appear out of nowhere, that's because they do.

Hilariously, one of the groups of obstacles Mario Kart World's Kamek item can spawn in front of the drivers is a bunch of Bob-ombs.

I'm so glad Mario Kart World seems to feature plenty of relatively difficult P Switch missions.
Also, notice how boost panels flip depending on which direction you approach them from.

My first custom Super Mario Bros. Wonder Badge Challenge level uses the Safety Bounce badge, which allows the player to bounce on lava once per jump.

This is getting confusing

In Super Mario Bros. Wonder, the state of on/off blocks carries through to playable background areas, so I made use of that in my latest custom level.

I was originally thinking of using the Rolla Koopa Derby light bridge wonder effect, with the Skedaddlers lighting up the bridges. When I realised that wouldn't work, I decided to make something similar that also tied into the level's usage of on/off blocks instead.

The custom wonder effect in my latest Super Mario Bros. Wonder level makes the "Skedaddler" enemies spawn special blocks that they can run across.

AURASCOPE HAS BEEN FULLY FUNDED! We genuinely can't thank you all enough for helping us get to where we are! Thank you all so much! 🎉🎉🎉

Exploration is key to finding all sorts of little secrets in Aurascope!

Aurascope has already reached 50% of it’s funding in less than 24 hours! Thank you dearly to everyone who’s donated to make our game shine as bright as it can! 🌟

(Also yes, you can pet the dog in Aurascope.)

🟢Aurascope's Kickstarter is now LIVE!

We're so excited so finally be able to get this indie game off the ground! Please spread the word! 💕

Yeah, that *may* have been possible had there been some actor in Wonder that already rotated based on the gyroscope the way there is in NSMBWii and U, but implementing such a feature from scratch is way beyond my capabilities.

In my latest Super Mario Bros. Wonder level, by making a custom version of the sloped lava actor, I managed to hook up its rotation to a pulley, which led to the creation of this fun bonus room.

5 days left until the Kickstarter launch! Here's a sneak peak at some of the rewards you can get for backing Aurascope! Here we have the digital soundtrack, T-shirt, poster, and pin. 👀

Aurascope An indie 2D action-adventure collectathon platformer with light puzzle and RPG elements developed by Nick Oztok.

The game's website: aurascope.net
Whether this will have any long-term effects on my YouTube channel remains to be seen, but for the foreseeable future things should continue as usual.