Donkey Kong Bananza spend 4 hours flattening of the whole level

It is hardly surprising that in a game where you can break everything, people want to break everything. Donkey Kong Bananza gives you two meathooks and canvas to break and tear, as if Doomslayer was a demolition specialist. But it would be too time consuming to really level a level A, so no one could do it … right?

Well, after four hours and 15 minutes, that's exactly what the Super Smash Bros. “It took a while,” they tweet and attached the photo completely flattened layers of the hill.

Only a few days ago, the fans said that “they wanted to see what rooms without rocks look.” Here you go: It's almost like looking at the In-DeV footage of the unfinished Bananza zone or even the level editor in the neighboring spin-off. It's mysterious.

100 percent of demolition, when?

In Bananze Donkey Kong there are 17 different layers and one It took four hours to equalize (awarded, that is the time to suspend and write notes). It is an impressive, albeit a little nervous, but another logical step is to eradicate everything in the game and ongo Kong to leave anything but flat, free.

Someone even described Twitch Streamer PointCrow and asked, “When is the 100% demolition run”? PointCrow is the one who left his gold fish beat Malenia in Elden Ring – if someone has patience, they are them. Especially when you look at a few tens of hours broken to erase the game.

In a few years we will have a “analog” horror series about the disappearance of the entire level of Bananza and DK stuck in an empty wasteland before the harsh revelation skips -@viclis_

Fortunately, the return to the layer does not reset the damage caused, so while it took Pjigggles the wicked amount of time to pull away, their work is permanent (unless manually affects the large resetting button OL). Then the new Bananza could be reduced after 60 hours of peeling throughout the terrain of the game. At least you won't leave any stone.