Mario Forever Android

	Mario Forever Android
Developer:	Alexandro Games
Built with:	Clickteam Fusion
No. of worlds:	14 (8 main, 6 extras)
No. of levels:	80 (32 main, 48 extras)

Mario Forever Android is a remake/port of Mario Forever for Android developed by Alexandro Games. The game was made with Clickteam Fusion and with a combination of the Rainbow Engine and Syzxchulun's World 10 Engine.

Development

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Some time ago, Alexandro Games wanted to play Mario Forever on mobile phones, but it wasn't that possible due to Mario Forever being released only for PC. One day however, Alexandro was researching how to create games for Android with Clickteam Fusion. While there were some problems, they were that eventually resolved, and he created his first game called Space Warcraft.

Alexandro created the remake of World 1-1 using the Dunami Mario Forever Engine some time later. However, because of the engine's buggy nature, he had to abandon that engine and he eventually managed to find the Rainbow Engine, which was much more stable than the Dunami Engine and wasn't buggy at all, allowing Alexandro to create an entire remake of World 1, releasing the game for Android.

World 3 featued unanticipated lag that was somehow caused by the Hammer Bros, which caused Alexandro to change the graphics from v6.0 of the original Mario Forever to the ones from v2.16. However, even after changing the graphics, the lag still continued, resulting in him moving away from the project for a while. After a week, Alexandro returned to the project and once again attempted to get rid of the lag by removing the hammer bros. After that, Alexandro continued with the project, allowing World 3 to be finally finished, albeit without Hammer Bros.

However, when the next year arrived, Alexandro didn't have much time working on the project due to limited time, though he was able to work on the project during weekends. At the end of February, version 1.4 was be released with World 5 and a temporary solution to fix the lag of Hammer Bros with the Platform Movement Object extension, which has had the idea taken from the Dunami Engine. One month later, version 1.5 was released, bringing two worlds and many changes for the game.

On April, World 8 was released with the release of version 1.6.8, though some animations were missing to complete version 1.7, though the latter was eventually released when the animations were fully implemented.

During September, Alexandro was worried about placing the word The End in the promotional video of World 8 because the download statistics were very low at that time, which could suggest that the project would have been abandoned, though the idea was apparently scrapped and the project eventually continued, with new additions, such as the Human Laboratory World.

After some time, Alexandro would remake two worlds made by Syzxchulun - World 9 and World 10. The idea came from v6.0 of Mario Forever containing World 9, giving Alexandro an idea to remake Syzxchulun's other worlds. During November, v1.8's release was delayed, mostly because of its amount of new worlds and the extras from the original game. On November 11th this version was eventually released, though players managed to notice that the game featured some lag, probably more than in the older verisons.

During February to April, v1.9 was released and was described by Alexandro as "the most solid and polished of all versions". This version even managed to feature two versions, one which had the graphics from v2.16 and one having the graphics for v6.0, allowing people to choose whichever version if they preferred the graphics from the older or newer versions of Mario Forever. Some sound was also improved and the lag was removed.