Super Mario Treasure World: Dream Edition is the sequel to Super Mario Treasure World, both made by Rambi_Rampage. This hack is most likely the hardest hack designed for humans, utterly transcending TsucnenT's Dream from the first Treasure World in many levels.
Levels[]
Main Courses (1st Run)[]
The first part of this game is supposed to be easier than Treasure World. However, some parts of it may be harder.
Name of level | Level(s) replaced | Notes |
Eternal Dream Entrance | Bob-omb Battlefield | |
Scrambled Scamper | Whomp's Fortress | |
Whomp's Vengeance | Jolly Roger Bay | |
Winter Melting Land | Cool, Cool Mountain | A bigger remaster of Glass Land Park in Treasure World. |
Sky Stairway Steps | Big Boo's Haunt | A remaster of Bridge Trudge from the first Treasure World game. |
Plaguing Planets | Hazy Maze Cave | A remaster of Lumps Jumps from the first Treasure World game. |
Lost Memories | Lethal Lava Land | Level parts from the 3 TsucnenT's Treasures games merged into one. |
Side Courses (1st Run)[]
Name of level | Level(s) replaced | Notes |
Bowser's Solemn Ruin | Bowser in the Dark World | A remaster/mashup of the first 2 Bowser levels from the first Treasure World. |
Bowser's Dreamy Promenade | Bowser in the Sky | A remaster from the third Bowser level in Treasure World. |
Madnight Memories | Cavern of the Metal Cap | One star can only be accessed through 2nd Run. Also a remaster from the 3rd overworld in Treasure World. |
Canyon Memories | Tower of the Wing Cap | One star can only be accessed through 2nd Run. Also a remaster from the 2nd overworld in Treasure World. |
Departure Memories | Vanish Cap Under the Moat | A remaster from the 1st overworld in Treasure World. |
Locked Dream | The Princess's Secret Slide | |
Rambi's Reverie | End Cake Picture | Widely believed to be harder than TsucnenT's Dream. It was intended to be the last level in Treasure World, according to Rambi's sign at the beginning of the level. |
Main Courses (2nd Run)[]
You need all possible Stars from 1st run except Rambi's Reverie (totaling 93 stars) in order to gain access to 2nd Run. At least, that would be if it wasn't for Zako's findings of a skip to get to 2nd run early. About this part of the hack, it was Rambi's purpose to make them even more difficult to the players, to see how far are the limits...
Name of level | Level(s) replaced | Level that was remastered | Notes |
Beginning the Tragedy | Shifting Sand Land | The Finale (Treasure World) | |
Subterranean City Flame | Dire, Dire Docks | Bustling Darkness (Treasure World) | The only level filled with lava, the rest are filled with quicksand. |
Joy or Sorrow | Snowman's Land | Toasted Coast (Treasure World) | |
Cubic Phobic | Wet-Dry World | Cubic Block Ruin (Parallel Stars guest stage) | |
Wall Wall Melancholy | Tall, Tall Mountain | Wall Wall Mountain (Treasure World) | Still a 72 mess, but Chihaya Kisaragi makes the player clear about the use of 72s (according to Rambi's sign) |
My First Determination | Tiny-Huge Island | Permanent Firmament (Treasure World) | Some parts are invisible. It's up to the player to remember. |
Bonds Towards the Future | Tick Tock Clock | Sky High Castle (Treasure World) | |
Final Tragedy | Rainbow Ride | Bowser's Land of Fantasy (Treasure World) | Noticeably harder than the rest of those levels. |
Side Courses (2nd Run)[]
Name of level | Level(s) replaced | Notes |
TsucnenT's Dawn | Wing Mario Over the Rainbow | Red Coins theory TAS by Focus_SR. |
Everlasting Encore | The Secret Aquarium | Red Coins theory TAS by Focus_SR. It is a Bowser 3 recreation from Treasure World. |
Bowser's Lost Ruin | Bowser in the Fire Sea | Another mashup of Bowser 1 and Bowser 2 from Treasure World. |
Music[]
Used in | Track Name | Origins |
---|---|---|
File Select | A Sunny Peace Sign "Aoi Matsubara" | To Heart |
Overworld 1 | 艦娘と提督の食卓 | Kantai Collection |
Overworld 2 | Devil's Tower | Strikers 1945 II |
Overworld 3 | Repeated Tragedy (Stage 1) | Raiden 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 | Kasen Ibaraki's Theme - Rumble Temple (Fanmade) | Touhou 13: Ten Desires |
Lost Memories | Help me, ERINNNNN!! (Touhou 8: Lunatic Princess Remix) | COOL&CREATE |
Beginning The Tragedy | Repeated Tragedy (Stage 1) | Raiden II |
Subterranean City Flame | Tragedy Flame (Stages 2 & 8) | |
Final Tragedy | ||
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 GOTTAMIX |
Bowser's Dreamy Promenade | ソロモン・ナイト | Azur Lane |
Locked Dream | L.D. | BMS |
Rambi's Reverie | Last Land | Kuru Kuru Kururin |
Bowser's Lost Ruin | Live in Future | Truxton II |
TsucnenT's Dawn | Kana Anaberal's Theme - Vanishing Dream ~ Lost Dream | Touhou 3: Phantasmagoria of Dim. Dream |
Everlasting Encore | Still Love You | Truxton II |
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 | Unknown (Anonymous) |
Metal Cap | Rambi's Theme | Donkey Kong 64 |
Wing Cap / Vanish Cap / Shell | 自転車 | 東方人形劇 |
Vanish Cap | ||
Shell Ride | ||
Bowser's Solemn Ruin - Key Fight | Hina Kagiyama's Theme - Dark Side of Fate (Arrangement Remix)*[1] | Touhou 10: Mountain of Faith |
Bowser's Lost Ruin - Key Fight | Heavy Long | Truxton II |
Boss Fight | Metal Storm | Raiden II |
Koopa Race | Soy Sauce for Geese | Fatal Fury Special |
Bowser's Dreamy Promenade (QSLG Section) | Dark Force | Gradius III |
Bowser Fight | Cool, Cool Mountain (DK64 Boss Remix)*[2] | Super Mario 64 |
Star Select | Fog Warning - 霧警 | DoDonPachi DaiOuJou |
Star Jingle | U.N. Owen Was Her? (Eyecatch Jingle) | Touhou 6: the Embodiment of Scarlet Devil |
Key Get | Shanghai Teahouse ~ Chinese Tea (Eyecatch Jingle) |
Trivia[]
- The level names between Courses 8 and 15 are subtle references to Raiden II. They make a pun off the song names and go in ascending order that the music plays accordingly in the game's stages.
- In those same courses, there is also a structure subliminally shaped like a battleship, aircraft or space harrier, also a reference to Raiden II.
- ↑ 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)