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Free Enterprise vs Hollow Knight MultiWorld

Free Enterprise

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Hollow Knight MultiWorld

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Plans published00
Spec score · Game Randomizer Tools7.6 (#10)7.5 (#12)

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Free Enterprise

Free Enterprise is an open-world ROM hack and scavenger-hunt randomizer for Final Fantasy IV on the SNES. Players begin with the airship and can complete available quests in any order. The Pass opens a route in Toroia directly to Zeromus. The generator can also randomize key items, characters, treasures, shops and other elements.

Players can choose a preset in the online randomizer, generate a seed, then patch their own ROM for an emulator or flash cart. Playing requires the player's own Final Fantasy II US v1.1 ROM; the project does not provide that file. The project is open source and free, and the online randomizer lists version 4.6.0. Gameplay includes changed NPC dialogue with tips and a Baron Town training room that summarizes the changes. Developers can read in-game memory values to build trackers for items, locations and objectives. API seed generation requires a key and is currently restricted to developers making support software for community races.

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Hollow Knight MultiWorld

Hollow Knight MultiWorld is a free, open-source set of add-ons for Hollow Knight Randomizer 4.0. MultiWorld distributes randomized items across linked game files for cooperative play, while the separate ItemSync add-on shares randomized pickups among players in a room. Players can use local randomizer mods, keep their own randomizer settings, choose nicknames shown when their items are collected elsewhere, and coordinate through a room code. The server assigns a random identifier to each randomization, allowing multiple sessions to run at once. Players can save, reload, reconnect, and rejoin to recover MultiWorld data after a crash before their first save. Mods are available through Scarab, which installs dependencies. Documentation lists a public server and explains local hosting with MultiWorldServer.exe; WAN access requires forwarding port 38281. The project supports Windows, offers advanced customization, seed sharing, and multiworld support, and is licensed under LGPL-2.1. Detailed spoiler logs are planned.

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