i feel like Mario as a metroidvania is a concept that hasn't been explored as much as it should
i feel like it's rich with potential for that
I don't think you could implement anything like the standard upgrade treadmill without doing violence to Mario's basic idiom. When I picture a Mario game with a large interconnected world, I see something less like a metroidvania and more like the sub-game "The Great Cave Offensive" from Kirby Super Star; i.e., there'd be no permanent upgrades, but a wide range of temporary, mutually exclusive powerups, most of which can only be obtained in particular regions of the map, with the open-world traversal being purely a challenge of routing – identifying an obstacle at point A as requiring a powerup which can only be obtained at point B, and figuring out how to travel between those two points using the capabilities that powerup provides.
less buggy than push... sorta
waterfall
Don't mind me, just bustin' up some crates.
Swords focused roguelike
Pretty minor, the inventory backend was the harder more impressive part. I really need to work on animations for lifting objects lol
Oh nyo
Just some old Juice FX testing I found on my drive.
Physics objects are really fun to play with! Another reason you should just make a 3D game with an isometric perspective instead of a pure 2D one. Not to say you couldn't do this in pure 2D...
Anyway, I guess this means I need to come up with a reason you'd find a ton of crates lying around. Maybe a warehouse level... and a quest to find a needle in a crate stack...?
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