History VideoGame / SparkTheElectricJester

* AnotherSideAnotherStory: Beating the game once allows you to play as [[spoiler:Fark]]. He's more difficult to play as since he only has four HP, but he also has a parry mechanic and some advantages of his own. His level designs are modified and he fights some unique bosses.

** On the second story mode the robots go on a rampage again, so the protagonist has to figure out why.

* MirrorBoss: Fark.

** [[spoiler:Super Fark and Super Spark]], obviously. But hey, ''Sonic'' stole it from ''[[spoiler:Dragon Ball Z]]'' first anyway!

* AnotherSideAnotherStory: Beating the game once allows you to play as [[spoiler:Fark]]. He's more difficult to play as since he only has three HP, but he also has a parry mechanic and some advantages of his own. His level designs are modified and he fights some unique bosses.

** Smog City has several signs [[MythologyGag pointing to locations]] from Lake's ''Sonic'' fangames.

** [[spoiler:Super Fark and Super Spark]], obviously. But hey, ''Sonic'' stole it from ''[[spoiler:Dragon Ball Z]]'' anyway!

* AnotherSideAnotherStory: Beating the game once allows you to play as [[spoiler:Fark]].

** As an Edgy Jester, Spark can double jump. And the Wind Jester can triple jump. He can also double jump while riding the hover board by attacking in midair.

* ExcusePlot: Spark got fired from his job and was replaced by a robot. Now the robots are rampaging around and Spark won't take that lying down. The final version of the game only starts building the plot and the antagonists' motivations towards the latter half of the game.

* RollingAttack: Doable in Wind Jester form.

** Smog City has several signs [[MythologyGag pointing to locations]] from Lake's previous ''Sonic'' fangames.

* DeathIsASlapInTheWrist: There is no GameOver, so dying just sets you back to the last save point with the weapons you had back then.

''Spark The Electric Jester'' is a PC ActionGame by Felipe "[=LakeFeperd=]" Ribeiro Daneluz, [[HeAlsoDid previously known]] for his ambitious ''Sonic The Hedgehog'' [[VideoGame/SonicBeforeTheSequel fangame trilogy]]. It had a Kickstarter campaign that raised $9,162, mostly so Lake could formally hire the team of composers that had helped in his previous projects. It is set for a 2017 release.

After a few delays, it was released on April 10.

* WaveMotionGun: [[spoiler:Super Spark]] destroys [[spoiler:Freom]] with a gigantic "Kamehameha".

* WaveMotionGun: [[spoiler:Super Spark]] destroys [[spoiler:Freom]] with a gigantic Kamehameha.

* InformedAttribute: Spark is said to have a degree in comedy, but isn't in the mood for jokes in the current version of the game. Fark claims Spark got fired because he likely wasn't a good comedian, but Fark himself isn't particularly funny either.

* NinjaPirateZombieRobot: Spark comes across a crew of robot pirates [[ConflictBall and fights them in the confusion]], but learns they're not connected to the Holographic Computer and so didn't go rogue like the other robots.
* PoorComunicationKills: Everyone in the game assumes that ViolenceIsTheOnlyOption.

A [[https://docs.google.com/uc?id=0Bw7vgPrOLeTHbjNUX0JwZjlXSlE&export=download four stages demo]] is available for testing.

* AIIsACrapshoot: Something has gone terribly wrong with a network system named Holographic Computer, which caused all robots connected to it to go rogue. This means the machines who rebelled against this system, like the pirates from the third stage, are ironically the ones who aren't on a rampage.

* ChargedAttack: Its power increases when the rage gauge is full.
* DoubleJump: As an Edgy Jester, Spark can double jump. And the Wind Jester can triple jump. He can also double jump while riding the hover board by attacking in midair.
* ExcusePlot: Spark got fired from his job and was replaced by a robot. Now the robots are rampaging around and Spark won't take that lying down. For some reason the August 2016 demo enforced this aspect, removing the cutscene where Spark meets the robot pirate captain and even erasing all characterization from Spark's opening narration.

'''''Spark The Electric Jester''''' is a PC ActionGame by Felipe "[=LakeFeperd=]" Ribeiro Daneluz, [[HeAlsoDid previously known]] for his ambitious ''Sonic The Hedgehog'' [[VideoGame/SonicBeforeTheSequel fangame trilogy]]. It had a Kickstarter campaign that raised $9,162, mostly so Lake could formally hire the team of composers that had helped in his previous projects. It is set for a 2017 release.

* SpiritualSuccessor: Lake's experiences with ''Sonic Before The Sequel'', ''After The Sequel'' and ''Chrono Adventure'' paved the way for this game.

** The Edgy Jester carries a red dagger and can use an explosion attack, likely in reference to Shadow The Hedgehog and Ryuko from ''Anime/KillLaKill'', who were often called "edgy" by fans.

A [[https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bw7vgPrOLeTHU1NEQWVqeXFkN3M/view four stages demo]] is available for testing.

A [[https://drive.google.com/file/d/0Bw7vgPrOLeTHaDFiRGgxOFdUMjg/view three stages demo]] is available for testing.

* RobotMe: Spark's [[ManVersusMachine robot rival]], literally named "Spark The Electric Jester's [[ReplacementGoldfish Replacement]]''. Spark calls him "Fark" instead. He acts much like the original, but is more sarcastic in tone.

'''''Spark The Electric Jester''''' is a PC ActionGame by Felipe "[=LakeFeperd=]" Ribeiro Daneluz, [[HeAlsoDid previously known]] for his ambitious ''Sonic The Hedgehog'' [[VideoGame/SonicBeforeTheSequel fangame trilogy]]. It had a Kickstarter campaign that raised $9,162, mostly so Lake could formally hire the team of composers that had helped in his previous projects. It is set for a August 2016 release.

* DoubleJump: As a Wind Jester, Spark can triple jump. He can also double jump while riding the hover board.

* ShoutOut: Spark regards "Fark" as his faker. A confrontation scene right out of ''VideoGame/SonicAdventure2'' makes the reference clear.

''Spark The Electric Jester'' is a PC ActionGame by Felipe "[=LakeFeperd=]" Ribeiro Daneluz, previously known for his ambitious ''Sonic The Hedgehog'' [[VideoGame/SonicBeforeTheSequel fangame trilogy]]. It had a Kickstarter campaign that raised $9,162, mostly so Lake could formally hire the team of composers that had helped in his previous projects. It is set for a August 2016 release.

* SpiritualSuccessor: ''Sonic Before The Sequel'', ''After The Sequel'' and ''Chrono Adventure'' were actually paving the way for this game.

* SpiritualSuccessor: All those transformation powerups and ''Kirby'' references from ''Sonic Before The Sequel'', ''After The Sequel'' and ''Chrono Adventure'' were actually paving the way for this game.

''Spark'' features fast gameplay with momentum-based physics in the vein of ''Sonic'' games, much like ''VideoGame/FreedomPlanet'' before it (both games have the same open-source community-made engine as a base), plus a series of weapons scattered around the levels that change Spark's attacks and attributes.

* AIIsACrapshoot: Thanks to the Holographic Computer, most of the robots in the setting have gone rogue.

* InformedAttribute: Spark is said to have an degree in comedy, but isn't in the mood for jokes in the current version of the game. Fark claims Spark got fired because he likely wasn't a good comedian, but Fark himself isn't particularly funny either.

* SpiritualSuccessor: All those transformation powerups and ''Kirby'' references from ''Sonic Before The Sequel'', ''After The Sequel'' and ''Chrono Adventure'' were actually preparing the ground for this game.

The plot involves a jester named Spark who has lost his job to a robot comedian designed to look just like him. Right after, robotkind happens to take steps into world domination. Spark soon finds his faker is among them and decides to travel the world and fight them off.

* RobotMe: Spark's robot rival, literally named "Spark The Electric Jester's [[ReplacementGoldfish Replacement]]''. Spark calls him "Fark" instead. He acts much like the original, but is more sarcastic in tone.

* RobotMe: Sparks's robot rival, literally named "Spark The Electric Jester's [[ReplacementGoldfish Replacement]]''. Spark calls him "Fark" instead. He acts much like the original, but is more sarcastic in tone.