Goomba's World
Publisher(s)
Platform(s)	Super Nintendo Entertainment System
Genre(s)	2D Platformer
Release Date(s)
March 12, 1995 (North America) March 13, 1995 (Europe) March 29, 1995 (Japan)
Mode(s)
Single player, Multiplater
Rating(s)
30px

Goomba's World is a game for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System starring Goomba in his own adventure. This game apparently is a parody of Super Mario World.

StoryEdit

An ordinary Goomba is walking in a flower field when a giant evil-looking flower attacks him and sends him flying off into the Mushroom Kingdom. This flower, called Eflow, is planning to take over the world by kidnapping Princess Goomba and many other malevolent plans. Goomba then has to go through various worlds until reaching the villain.

When Eflow is defeated, Goomba goes through a door and saves Princess Goomba. Then, the credits roll.

ControlsEdit

On LandEdit

• A/X - Jump
• B/Y - Run (while moving)
• D-pad right - Move right
• D-pad left -Move left
• D-pad down - Duck
• D-pad up - Look up

UnderwaterEdit

• A/X - Swim
• D-pad right - Move right (while swimming)
• D-pad left - Move left (while swimming)
• D-pad down - Swim down
• D-pad up - Push up

GameplayEdit

There are six worlds, each with its own theme. World 1 is grass, World 2 is lake, World 3 is snow, World 4 is jungle, World 5 is lava and World 6 is storm. There is a map on which Goomba can go to he has gone through. There are five levels on each world. When Goomba completes all five, a castle opens up. He must play level 1 to unlock level 2, play level 2 to unlock level 3, and so on. Goomba must also complete the castle at the end (there's a boss at the end of each castle) to go to the next world. Eflow is the final boss. Unlike Super Mario World, no levels have time limits.

BossesEdit

• World 1: Giant Goomba
• World 2: Giant Blooper
• World 3: Giant Snowman
• World 4: Giant Ape
• World 5: Giant Dinosaur
• World 6: Eflow