Super Mario Treasure World: Dream Edition (SMTWDE/TWDE or DE for short) is the sequel to Super Mario Treasure World, both made by Rambi_Rampage and released on July 2019. This hack is most likely the hardest hack designed for human players, transcending TsucnenT's Dream as the pioneer in many levels.
The game is designed to be open-world at most in the objective to unlock each segment with the help of Power Stars and reach the end to defeat Bowser. Additionally, it is split up in two parts to categorize the difficulty scale: they are known as the First Run (casual/kaizo scale) and the Second Run (super/ultra kaizo scale).
Most of the levels are remastered and upscaled versions from the first game, and each of them are significantly harder from the start. Just like its predecessor, it has the same maximum amount of stars, and thus far making it even near impossible to complete without savestates. It has been yet to be completed 100% by a single player, and it can be beat otherwise for any% by normal standards.
Levels[]
Main Courses (First Run)[]
The first half of this game that is supposed to be easy than the predecessor. However, several parts around the end may be consistenly harder.
| Name | Level remake | Requirement | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Eternal Dream Entrance | |||
| Scrambled Scamper | 3 Stars | ||
| Whomp's Vengeance | 7 Stars | The entrance to Bowser's Solemn Ruin is located inside this level. | |
| Winter Melting Land | Glass Land Park | 10 Stars | Rambi's Reverie is located inside this level. |
| Sky Stairway Steps | Bridge Trudge | Key 1 | |
| Plaguing Planets | Lumps Jumps | 23 Stars | |
| Lost Memories | Level Medley (TT1, TT2, TBBT) |
33 Stars | Canyon Memories and Bowser's Dreamy Promenade are located inside this level. |
Side Courses (First Run)[]
| Name | Level remake | Requirement | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Departure Memories | Overworld 1 (SMTW) | 6 Stars | The Vanish Cap Switch can be found in this level. |
| Madnight Memories | Overworld 3 (SMTW) | 27 Stars | The Metal Cap Switch can be found in this level. Also, one of the stars can only be collected through 2nd Run (via Course 12). |
| Canyon Memories | Overworld 2 (SMTW) | 38 Stars | The Wing Cap Switch can be found in this level. Also, one of the stars can only be collected through 2nd Run (via Course 9). |
| Bowser's Solemn Ruin | Bowser's Eccentric Promenade | 17 Stars | A remaster/mashup of the first 2 Bowser levels from the predecessor. |
| Bowser's Youthdays Promenade | |||
| Bowser's Dreamy Promenade | Bowser's Final Promenade | 38 Stars All 3 Caps |
Locked Dream can be found at the starting point via the first pipe. Reaching up to the Bowser Fight require all 3 Cap Switches. |
| Locked Dream | As the level name implies, collecting a star or dying doesn't take the player out of the level. Otherwise, an exit pipe can be found somewhere to leave the level. | ||
| Rambi's Reverie | Bowser's Spiral | 93 Stars | A past level from TsucnenT's Treasures, widely believed to be much harder than TsucnenT's Dream. It was intended to be the final level in Treasure World, according to Rambi's sign at the beginning of the level. |
Main Courses (Second Run)[]
With the exception of Rambi's Reverie, players must collect all 93 Stars in order to access the second half. From this point, it was Rambi's purpose to make the game as insanely difficult, as a challenge to the players to see how far the human limit can possibly go.
| Name | Level remake | Requirement | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Beginning the Tragedy | The Finale | 93 Stars | |
| Subterranean City Flame | Bustling Darkness | 96 Stars | This is the only level of the entire hack so far to be filled with lava. TsucnenT's Dawn is located inside this level. |
| Joy or Sorrow | Toasted Coast | 100 Stars | |
| Cubic Phobic | Cubic Block Ruin | 105 Stars | This level was initially created as a guest stage for Super Mario Parallel Stars, but remade to be much harder in this version. The entrance to Bowser's Lost Ruin is located inside this level. |
| Wall Wall Melancholy | Wall Wall Mountain | 110 Stars | |
| My First Determination | Permanent Firmament | Key 2 115 Stars |
Some parts of the level are invisible, making this part much more difficult for players to navigate and memorize all obstacles. |
| Bonds Towards the Future | Sky High Castle | 127 Stars | |
| Final Tragedy | Bowser's Land of Fantasy | 132 Stars | This level is noticeably much more harder than the previous main levels, regardless, the Red Coin Star is the most hardest yet to be taken down. Bowser's Dreamy Promenade and Everlasting Encore are located inside this level. |
Side Courses (Second Run)[]
| Name | Level remake | Requirement | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bowser's Lost Ruin | Bowser's Eccentric Promenade | 115 Stars | An alternate remaster/mashup of the first 2 Bowser levels from the predecessor, but redesigned to be extremely difficult with precise jumps. |
| Bowser's Youthdays Promenade | |||
| Everlasting Encore | Bowser's Final Promenade | 132 Stars | Both secret stages are beyond insanity and human comprehension, and yet possible to beat, if not for the great overachievers. |
| TsucnenT's Dawn | TsuncenT's Dream | 165 Stars |
Music[]
| Used in | Track | Source |
|---|---|---|
| File Select | A Sunny Peace Sign | To Heart |
| Star Select | Fog Warning - 霧警 | DoDonPachi DaiOuJou |
| Overworld 1 | 艦娘と提督の食卓 | Kantai Collection |
| Overworld 2 | Devil's Tower | Strikers 1945 II |
| Eternal Dream Entrance | Fly to the Leaden Sky | Battle Garegga |
| Scrambled Scamper | Level 1 | Silver Surfer |
| Whomp's Vengeance | 巨大戦艦エリニエス | ESPGaluda |
| Winter Melting Land | V (Vivaldi's Winter Remix) | Beatmania IIDX - 5th style |
| Sky Stairway Steps | Subversive Awareness | Battle Garegga |
| Plaguing Planets | Rumble Temple (Fanmade) | Touhou 13: Ten Desires |
| Lost Memories | Help me, ERINNNNN!! | COOL&CREATE |
| Overworld 3 Beginning The Tragedy |
Repeated Tragedy (Stage 1) | Raiden II |
| Subterranean City Flame Final Tragedy |
Tragedy Flame (Stages 2 & 8) | |
| Joy or Sorrow | All or Nothing (Stage 3) | |
| Cubic Phobic | Burnt Field (Stage 4) | |
| Wall Wall Melancholy | Depression (Stage 5) | |
| My First Determination | Decisive Battle (Stage 6) | |
| Bonds Towards The Future | Flap Towards The Hope (Stage 7) | |
| Bowser's Solemn Ruin | Hell Scaper | Beatmania Append GottaMix |
| Bowser's Dreamy Promenade | ソロモン・ナイト | Azur Lane |
| Departure Memories | ようこそジャパリパークへ | けものフレンズプロジェクトA |
| Madnight Memories | Ashley's Theme | WarioWare: Touched! |
| Canyon Memories | ヤツメ穴 | ころんば４号 |
| Locked Dream | L.D. | BMS |
| Rambi's Reverie | Last Land | Kuru Kuru Kururin |
| Bowser's Lost Ruin | Live in Future | Truxton II |
| Everlasting Encore | Still Love You | |
| TsucnenT's Dawn | Vanishing Dream ~ Lost Dream | Touhou 3: Phantasmagoria of Dim. Dream |
| Bowser's Solemn Ruin - Key Fight | Dark Side of Fate (Arranged Remix)[1] | Touhou 10: Mountain of Faith |
| Bowser's Lost Ruin - Key Fight | Heavy Long | Truxton II |
| Bowser's Dreamy Promenade (Last QSLG) | Dark Force | Gradius III |
| Metal Cap | Rambi's Theme | Donkey Kong 64 |
| Wing Cap Vanish Cap Shell |
自転車 | 東方人形劇 |
| Boss Fight | Metal Storm | Raiden II |
| Koopa Race | Soy Sauce for Geese | Fatal Fury Special |
| Bowser Fight | Snow Mountain (DK64 Boss Remix)[2] | Super Mario 64 |
| Star Jingle | U.N. Owen Was Her? [Edit, Abridged] | Touhou 6: Embodiment of Scarlet Devil |
| Key Get | Shanghai Teahouse ~ Chinese Tea [Edit, Abridged] |
Trivia[]
- The main 2nd Run courses (8 through 15) are references to Raiden II. The level names are a play on words inspired by the music tracks, by which they play accordingly to the game's stages in the correct order. In addition, within those same courses, there is also a structure subliminally shaped like a battleship, an aircraft or a space harrier, which happen to be another reference to the game.
- There is at least, thanks to FrostyZako's theory and findings, a possible skip to get to enter the 2nd Run as early.
- The reason behind the number 72 following the story between Wall Wall Mountain and Wall Wall Melancholy is about the Idolmaster character named Chihaya Kisaragi. Details on her important trait has to do with the bust size according to the sign.
- Focus_SR and NormalX71 have both made two theory TASes performing the red coin Star in TsucnenT's Dawn and Everlasting Encore.[3]
- ↑ This song was arranged differently than the link present here, however, I have not been able to find the exact rendition. May have been self-made.
- ↑ The version linked was made much later than when TW released, but it is nonetheless a close rendition. Maybe self-made as well. (There is a VGMusic rendition old enough for potential use here, no idea if that was used or not)
- ↑ TsucnenT's Dawn Reds TAS: Focus_SR ver. - NormalX71 ver.
Everlasting Encore Reds TAS: Focus_SR ver. - NormalX71 ver.
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