If you do this the correct way, you can even get the silver/gold skull and unlock the extra characters at the end of the campaign, but we’ll cover this in another section. In such a case, you just have to play (and beat) all the checkpointlevels on the map, then all the levels will be unlocked for the solo campaign of every player in the party. In other words, if one character in the party has already unlocked all the campaign levels, they will be available for the whole party. When you play the campaign with other players in coop, the campaign progress corresponds to the most “advanced” one between the players’ characters. For example, if you beat the checkpoint level Barbarian Boss then you beat the checkpoint level Thieves’ Forest, the intermediate filler level Forest Entrance will become permanently available and you can access it even if you exit the game session and start a new one. Here comes the trick: when you complete two subsequent checkpointlevels, the intermediate fillerlevels between them are registered as “beaten” even if you didn’t actually play them. When it happens, the game also registers all the intermediate filler levels as “beaten” and all these levels are unlocked on the map. As I said in the previous section, the game saves the campaign progress when you beat a checkpointlevel. Now, let’s talk about how level skipping works. Please note that character progress is always saved as soon as it occurs (ex. For example, Barbarian War is a filler level: as soon as you beat it, Barbarian Boss becomes available on the map however, if you exit the game session at this point and start a new one, Barbarian Boss will be locked and you have to beat Barbarian War again before proceeding. Therefore, if you exit the game session and start a new one, you cannot immediately play the latest level unlocked but you have to unlock it again, playing the previous level(s).

On the contrary, when you complete a fillerlevel, the next level is unlocked but the game does not save the campaign progress. I suggest you read the whole guide from the start, but there’s a Summing things up section with the essential points for the TL DR guys. I wrote the guide using a verbose style because I wanted to be as clear as possible.

I had such problems myself, so I decided to make this guide for all the players who are having a hard time with level skipping and had no luck with the other guides. The result is that many players end up having issues: the campaign levels stay locked, the player does not get the silver/gold skull, the extra characters are missing. However, they’re not always consistent and there are a few differences between the guides themselves. There are a lot of good guides for level skipping out there. This procedure is known as level skipping and makes it possible to beat the game faster, also getting the silver/gold skull and unlocking the extra characters (when done right). Maybe you have heard this workaround somewhere on the web, many players already know it: it is possible to beat the Castle Crashers campaign mode skipping some of the regular levels. The closest person to have ripped sprites from these games would be Carpaccio, who accessed the game's internal files.You tried to skip campaign levels but it didn’t work, or you skipped the levels with success but got no skull/character after beating the game. Well, I already asked Dan Paladin(the main artist of the game) many times, and he said the sprites are very strangely organized, and putting them together would be a complete mess. For those that might not understand why I say this Tom and some of the other guys at newgrounds created the game so why not get the sheets directly from the games developers? Not every day you can make a request like that and actually have it granted but in this case you have a pretty good chance of that happening. So chances are he would be willing to help get the sheets done up for use here. Where do you think all the sprites from here end up? Right on newgrounds in flash based sprite movies. (06-15-2010, 03:28 PM)Corpsecrank Wrote: Why not contact Tom Fulp over at and just ask him for a collection of sprites from the game for use here on TSR? I am serious about this I mean Tom is a pretty cool guy and he supports projects like these. So there! A lot o stuff to do! This should be a fun and interesting project.I'll get more stuff done just im caught up in schoolwork right now. Castle Crashers is a game where you can be these knights and destroy enemies and save princesses. If you all haven't known, there is no Castle Crasher section on spriters resource.

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