I think I'll echo everyone's first initial thought but using actual Super Mario 64 instruments for the OST is an inspired choice. That's pretty damn' great. Game's also fun! Was cool finding the stars, and the ending section was the cherry on top to making this a great tribute. My only gripe is that (at least for the jam version which I played for rating purposes), the wall jump timing was really strict. I'm used to the Mario 64 timings with momentum, so having it not be that or 64 DS and instead be tied to hitting a once you hit a wall within a certain frame window threw me off. Still though, overall a pretty great time.

I genuinely can't help but give this 5 stars all-round. It controls well, it looks nice, the music's good, the writing's funny, and there's a healthy dose of lesbians and oilfire!!! I played this when it first released and figured I'd check it out again after the new release, and leave a rating while I'm at it. There's seriously nothing to critique, y'all did great :)

Extremely charming game. I'm too sleepy to write a proper comment now, but my favorite thing about it has to be making Sanae wiggle like a snake when she's laying on the ground. Wigglemaxing gang!

The SM64 parody is simply fantastic. What a fun experience.

Gameplay's a neat recreation of SM64. The map was decently fun to navigate with the controls!
The presentation of the stage has apparent care put into it - the toori gates, trees and cliff looking good! How about some textures to pretty it up?
The songs are also so fun to listen to. Hearing the iconic song with Touhou just blew my mind when I started the game. Ever thought of submitting these to Siivagunner and make the 2hu rip squad go crazy?

Pretty nice. All the presentation and feels of the game were great. Had a lot of trouble with the triple-jump timing in certain parts, which made some platforming challenges a bit frustrating, so I'm glad not all the stars were required. Writing was fun, and the weird not-quite-Mario64 music was great.

A solid concept executed well. It is not as earth shattering as it was when SM64 first came out, but even coming close to that in the realm of a jam is an achievement. The greatest challenge came from the controls and the camera, especially during the final slide. But jumping around as Sanae and exploring the nooks and crannies of even the limited game world was a good time. The writing added some chuckles to the platforming romp and the half Mario, half Touhou arranges added to the overall humorous tone.

Hearing part of Sanae's theme sneakily making its way into the main theme song of the game was so good, I laughed my ass off the first time I heard it. Also love the little bit of Cha la head cha la everytime you talk to Tsukasa. You guys did an amazing job on this game and recreating the original

This is so good. I'm so happy you made this.

But are there really only 7 stars? I couldn't find an 8th star, so I assumed it'd be up with Reimu, but then the game ended. Great game, nevertheless.

I really loved this. Obviously Mario 64 is a tried and true concept but pulling off a clone isn’t easy regardless. It ran smooth and I really enjoyed all the extra challenges and the little secrets. The music was good but I particularly liked the writing, it was very funny and really transformed this from “Mario 64 clone demo” to “Super Sanae 64”. I never heard this ship before but I did like the end screen art.

Really awesome.

yesss, oil fire

This was really goofy fun, I can tell this was made with passion, even if the SM64 controls are weird to me.