Hello everyone!
I'm very proud to present you my long-time project,
Super Mario 64: Bowser's Barrier.
After going through many names, many level changes and many near-stops of the project, I've decided to post about it here, knowing that you guys will urge me at least a little to finish this thing.
I've spent the past months, maybe years thinking and modeling some levels for fun, but only recently I have made the decision to make them into a full-featured hack. Thus giving birth to the idea of SM64:BB.
One day, the toads living in Appletree Valley woke up to the sight of a massive, shadowy wall, splitting their peaceful home land in half. On the dark purple bricks was the shape of the head of Mario's infamous enemy: Bowser.
Puzzled as why the most evil creature of their world would ever do such a thing to them, they called the only mustachioed italian plumber who could deal with the situation: Mario.
As he goes and finds stars to break the wall, he discovers clues about Bowser's evil plan, and the reason why he chose this village and what he will use it for is much more grim that what they could have imagined...
A DEMO IS AVAILABLE!
French version
English version
I still don't know if I'm going to do a
3-parter using connected minor hacks, on simply
one big hack. Suggestions are welcome.
As I struggle with importing using my current PC, I only have
screenshots of SketchUp, which are in the spoiler tag below.
So far, the hack has
6 confirmed courses, and one confirmed HUB. secret courses might be done, no one knows.
Here are what the courses look like, note that
some of them might not appear in the final game.
There you go.
Also, the hack will
not contain ASM as I don't know how to do. If anyone is willing to teach me or do it for me, it would be
greatly appreciated. However I'll do all I can to make an
original adventure with some new mechanics, and I've already worked on it

I'll get to importing levels after I'll get my new PC and set it up, might very well be
this month.
If you have any remarks, any design tips, any suggestions for anything, I'm ready to hear them. I hope you'll enjoy this game as much as I enjoy making it!