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Game Over is the sixteenth and last level of The Simpsons Game. After Matt Groening, the creator of The Simpsons, destroys the game engine, the family and the characters from Matt Groening's four worlds go back to Springfield, where Kang and Kodos continue destroying the city. Lisa then uses her Hand of Buddha power to build a ladder to the Heaven and talk to God.

Description

This is the only level with with more than two playable characters. At the beginning, only Homer and Bart can be played. Then, Bart and Lisa only in the PS2 version and the entire family only in the Xbox version. After it is completed, the credits appear and, only in the Xbox version, a table shows the achievements and the percentage completed.

Plot

At the Simpsons House, Homer, Bart, Lisa, Marge, Maggie and the characters see the aliens attacking Springfield. Lisa has an idea and uses the Buddha's Hand to drop many buildings and road portions one on each other to make a ladder to the Heaven. Everybody scales it and make it to the gate of the Heaven, except for Homer and Bart. The gate is closed by William Shakespeare, who attacks them. They fight him while Marge and Lisa watch them behind the gate. After he is defeated, they cross the gate and enter the Heaven. The walls on each side are clouds, the floor is just grass, there are two gold buildings next to the path, one full of arcade video games and a giant gold "Atari" controller. On each side, there are small houses, belonging to the deceased people who now live in the Heaven. The Simpsons meet old enemies: the lumbermen from "Lisa the Tree Hugger" and the Rigellian aliens from "Invasion of the Yokel-Snatchers", all with halos on their heads. After beating them all, they get to a huge hole in the middle of the Heaven. The two paths on each side are closed, so they have to cross it. There are hundreds of clouds on the bottom and small clouds floating on it. Lisa uses the Buddha's Hand to place Elvis' golf grass on the clouds so Bart can grapple to the other side and pull the lever that opens the locked paths. Now, they are in a big church-like building, with more aliens at the entrance. Homer, as Homer Ball, boosts inside and opens the door. The dolphins from "The Day of the Dolphin" come from little pools inside. Lisa uses the Buddha's Hand freeze power to freeze a dolphin and place the ice block on a fire pool, making vapour coming from it. Bart, as Bartman, floats on the vapour and jumps on the roof. Homer does the same as "Heli-Homer". They both step on two pressure pads to open the door and allow Marge and Lisa to rejoin them. On the other side, there are two "Skybucks" coffee shops, one under construction. Marge joins to her mob the creatures (Rod, Todd and Ralph) from "NeverQuest" and orders them to build the coffee shop. Benjamin Franklin comes out with a coffee and Lisa asks him to open the gate to God's apartment. He disagrees and attacks them with thunders. They defeat him and step on the mechanic escalator to the entrance. They find God on his couch playing video games next to his dancing floor. They tell him to stop playing with their lives, which angers God. They now have to defeat him on a "Dance Dance Revolution" game on his dancing floor. Previous levels characters come as rows from God to the Simpsons, and they have to jump on the arrow tiles, depending on what line they come from. God is using his "Praystation" video game console, after it is destroyed, his "Xodus Box" console, then his "Hii" console, then his "I Am" console, until he is beaten. They order him to explain them the meaning of life after Bart pretends to destroy his "Infinite MB Memory Card". God says "The Simpsons Game" is just a mini-game in his favorite video game: "Planet Earth", in which you can create a family and order them to do whatever you want. He also explains how Bart found the Simpsons game guide (in "Bartman Begins"): while playing, God accidentally threw the guide away and it fell down to Earth. Lisa then asks God he ever wondered he is a video game character. Then, Ralph is seen playing "The Simpsons Game", comes to the screen and tells his dad someone is looking at him. The level ends after the TV turns off.

Game Over characters

• Homer: Homer is one of the playable characters, he cam jump, kick, burp, turn into Homer Ball, "Heli-Homer" (only Xbox version), "Gumi-Homer" (only Xbox version) and "Lava-Homer" (only Xbox version).
• Bart: Bart is one of the playable characters, he can jump, kick, use his wrest rocket, open his cape to release bats and turn into Bartman to glide, climb walls and ziplines and grapple. He can also turn into "Robo-Bart" (only Xbox version).
• Lisa: Lisa is one of the playable characters, she can jump, kick, play her saxophone to stun enemies and uses the Buddha's Hand to pick up and drop big things, electrocute and freeze enemies. She can also turn into "Clobber-Girl" (only Xbox version).
• Marge: Marge is one of the playable characters (only Xbox version), she can jump, kick and order her mob to fix things. She can also turn into "Police Marge".
• Maggie: Maggie is not used by Marge in this level, but is always with her.
• William Shakespeare: the writer now guards the gate to the Heaven. He attacks Homer and Bart by throwing explosive skulls. In the Xbox version, he is floats on a cloud.
• Reused Enemies: enemies throughout the level. They have appeared in other levels before, but now have halos on top of their heads.
  • Lumbermen: from "Lisa the Tree Hugger". They attack throwing wooden bits through their machines
  • Aliens: from "Invasion of the Yokel-Snatchers". They attack shooting lasers through their belts.
  • Dolphins: from "The Day of the Dolphin". They attack shooting starfishes.
• Mob: these are the kids Marge can recruit to her mob. The same from "NevrQuest", now with halos.
• Todd Flanders
• Rod Flanders
• Ralph Wiggum
• Benjamin Franklin: the man who discovered the electricity guards the gate to God's apartment. He attacks the Simpsons by attracting thunders with his key. In the Xbox version, he first turns into two smaller Benjamins, then into multiple smaller Benjamins until he is finally defeated.
• God: he is the final boss. The Simpsons defeat him in a Dance Dance Revolution game at his apartment.
• Dance Dance Revolution characters: in the Dance Dance Revolution game, multiple characters from previous levels come in rows onto the arrows. These appear in the Praystation console.
  • Ralph Wiggum: not only a character in the Dance Dance Revolution game, he is the one who played the entire Simpsons Game.
  • Moe-Orc: from "NeverQuest".
  • Will Wright: from "Bargain Bin".
  • World War II Smithers: from "Medal of Homer".
• In the Xodus Box console.
  • Football Players: from "Enter the Cheatrix".
  • Comic Book Guy sumo wrestlers: from "Big Super Happy Fun Fun Game".
  • Mini-Krustys: from "Shadow of the Colossal Donut".
• In the Hii/I Am console.
  • Matt Groening: from "Five Characters in Search of an Author".
  • Bender: from "Five Characters in Search of an Author".
  • Zoidberg: from "Five Characters in Search of an Author".
  • Dolphins: from "The Day of the Dolphin".

Clichés

Comic Book Guy's video game clichés

• Reused Enemies: get to the lumbermen and aliens part to get this cliché. "Same bad guy, but now with a different shirt color".

Trivia

• The giant gold controller at the arcade games house is an "Atari" controller and when its button is pressed, four collectibles (Homer's Duff bottle cap, Bart's Krusty Koupon, Lisa's Malibu Stacy seal and Marge's Try 'N' Save discount coupon) come out.
• In the Dance Dance Revolution game, Bart and Lisa are the only players in the PS2 version, while the entire family is played in the Xbox version.
• God's consoles are references to real video game consoles.
  • The "Praystation" is a parody of the "Playstation 2".
  • The "Xodus Box" is a parody of the "Xbox 360".
  • The "Hii"/"I Am" (PS2/Xbox version) are parodies of the "Wii".