Mario's Jungle Journey is still a new game, so I have created a new series: Mario's Jungle Journey, to showcase the themes what Jungle Edition has to offer! In this series, you need to go through all sorts of jungle environments to get to and defeat Bowser, while defeating Boom Boom in the progress! The series includes a lot of the themes that Jungle Edition has, so if you're looking for level idea's, be sure to check out the series!

Mario's Jungle Journey is an Level Palace exclusive. You can find & play the levels of the series in my level list!
You can also find a full walkthrough of the series on my YouTube channel here.

The guides/tutorial section is now finally here! As promised, you can find out how to use Custom Music now! It is also the first guide on the site. For all of you wanting to use custom music, here is the guide!

Of course, more guides will be released soon. The next ones will be about some fun level mechanics, so stay tuned for that too!

You can also comment on the guide pages, so if you have any feedback or still have any questions, let me know in the comments on the guide page, and I'll reply once I see it.

Just 9 days have passed, but I did some updates to the site again!

First off all, on the SMF page, there are now buttons that lead you to user-created levels made in my SMF games that are hosted on Level Palace. If you uploaded a level to that site, you will find your level on the list too!

Next, the help page also got a few edits, but mainly just fixed a few grammar errors. Soon, you can also find help on how to use custom music on the help section.

And lastly, the custom music tutorial should be out soon! After that, I also plan on making a tutorial on SMF2: Jungle Edition to make level making in this game easier. Talking about Jungle Edition, just like Crash Bandicoot Edition, there will soon be extra backgrounds available since a lot of new tilesets got added in the new update.

That's it for today!

The first news post of June, and some good news too! I just started development on the new SMF2: Retro Edition, and it will now use the Version C engine. This means, that Retro Edition will have Background/Music changers, more tiles & sprites, easier and quicker to use level editor and custom music. Now, since making a Ver. C SMF2 game takes a long time, the release date will have to be delayed. I am not sure when it'll be finished, but once I can be more sure of a release date, I will let you know on this News page!

Keep an eye for more Retro Edition and all things SMF here and on the forums. You can discuss the new upcoming version on the official game page.