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SMG4's Basics in Memes and Spaghetti
2 years ago

SMG4's Basics in Memes and Spaghetti Version 2.0.0 Released


SMG4's Basics in Memes and Spaghetti has been remastered to have a fresher story. Here is all the changes to this update:
- New story
- New audios/music and new texture changes (I used Kevin Macleod which their songs is licensed under the Creative Commons by Attribution 3.0)
- Basically a fresher experience that really has a story behind it where I even combined the original chapter 2 mod to here.
- Secrets for the You Can Think Pad

Thank you for over 1 year of support. Without you, I wouldn't be here right now. Back in June 2023, I originally made this mod as a simple joke mod for me to learn modding. However, I have seen Baldi's Gaming Channel and Kelly Law play my mod. With these gameplays, it inspired me to expand this mod in new ways and create a deep story behind this mod.

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