The best 2.2 level easily, the only thing is that the visuals could be more bombastic and interesting, still incredible in like every way

'open-world' he said

this level wants to be a lot of things it's not. for instance, it makes you think it's open-world, but barely is and halfway through just strips that out entirely; it makes you think it's non-linear, but in the end it's as non-linear as super mario bros for the NES; it makes you think it has a story, but ends up being very poorly written at basically all times. the gameplay seems to think it has something too, but i don't think i've felt this malnourished of fun in my entire life - none of the gimmicks work and clearly were just put in because they sounded and looked cool over being interesting to play. in summary, this is just a really badly refined attempt to be a conventional game experience in a platformer level, failing miserably at that

Unfortunately it doesn't hold up in comparison to other Mythic levels, or Legendaries for that matter.

The story feels fairly half baked, as if it was made after the level itself. the addition of the achievement system feels like an afterthought as well, as if to add extra substance. The Propeller part is way harder than everything else, and this is only made worse by the fact you have to sit through a cutscenes before respawning.

Overall, 5/10. good in some areas, but didn't age well.

absurd plot-wise unfortunately. really wish you werent playing as the absolute stupidest character in gaming. locking you off checkpoints if you dont "interact" with enough stuff is also baffling

Unlike most platformer levels, this felt like a certified Geometry Dash platformer, and I appreciate the hell out of that. It felt like a proper level that could've been in a standalone platformer game. Very polished, great progression, and loved the inclusion of the timed escape section and a custom gamemode.

Solid in ALL departments, no complaints, that's a 10/10!