This level represents everything I love about this game.

The level starts very calmly, with a few spike jumps and the colored stereo madness slopes that push you up. A shining star starts appearing in the top right, it feels like some kind of destination you want to get to that is very far away, out of reach even. You try to get there slowly, no need to rush. At 7%, you encounter these beautiful blocks and spikes made up of invisible objects and rainbow tiles. This might be the best block design I've ever seen. I've always been a big fan of both invisible blocks and rainbow tiles, it always makes me happy when I see them. Previous to this, my favorite block design that used them was the one on geometrical dominator's second robot part, but this is so much better. The blurring effect works incredibly well here, I've never really liked the 2.2 effects that much but this is something else. Later on, small flowers start appearing on the ground, and then flower trees, which are small details but I appreciate them a lot, I just really like the 2.0 deco elements in general. The progression of this level is beyond incredible, it's better than anything I've ever seen before in a gd level.

What I love the most about this part, and the level in general, is that you can always tell what the level is made of. A lot of levels seem like they try to hide the elements used to create them by making something that doesn't look at all like any object you can place in the editor. However, if you've ever opened the editor, you will know which objects were used to make everything in this level. In spite of this, this level still manages to create incredible visuals, which shows how beautiful simplicity can be. This is to me the greatest thing a piece of art can do, to show the conditions in which it was created, to be genuine to itself and to it's own creation, and achieve beauty only with it's simplicity. This is why I love this game, it's just a simple game of a cube that jumps, there's more gamemodes sure, but all of them are relatively simple. There's only one input, if you hit anything you die and start over. There's no health system, no upgrade system, none of that stuff that people always put in their games. There's really no need for anything else, it's perfect just the way it is.

Moving on with the level, you can also notice that for that entire part, the shining star that was previously on the top right has been slowly moving towards you. At 42%, the shining star is right above you, you're there now, and what did you find? Well, the gameplay changes completely here. You now have to jump and fall through these blocks with a star on the center. This is a clear reference to dorabaebasic7, one of my favorite levels in the game, and I know it's also one of the creator's favorites. There's just nothing more genuine than showing your love towards other people's work in your work. This level in general is nothing more but pure love. It's a showcase of the love that they have for this game, and for the previous levels that have existed in this game, and what makes me connect so much with this level is our shared love with this level's creator for all of those little things, things that are probably meaningless to most people, but I appreciate them a lot.

The next part of the level, from 49% to 63%, is my favorite part of the song, I haven't talked about it before but I also absolutely love the song choice for this level. This part has an incredible song representation, I've never felt so happy clicking orbs in this game. I also really like the stars that appear around you when you go through a dash orb, stars are my favorite shape and it always makes me happy to see them. The next part from 63% to 84% is also fantastic. There's stars constantly falling in the background, the rainbow tiles are being used again, there's just nothing that I don't love here. Just when I thought the level couldn't possibly get better, at 84% the background changes to a radial rainbow effect with a rotating symbol in the center. I look at the symbols and I notice those are the symbols used for the pulsing objects, which are one of my favorite objects in the entire game. This is the best background I've ever seen in this game and it's not even close, i love it so much! The gameplay also changes a lot here, for the first time in the level it's no longer just cube gameplay. You go through all these different designs, all of them being simple and beautiful at the same time. Then, there's the ending, the level becomes simpler than ever before. The blocks from dorabaebasic7 show up again but with their original design, being squares instead of a cubes, but also with the pulsing objects changing to the four that were on the background right before. You see a house, the level ends. Level Complete.

This is my new favorite level in the game! <3

Incredibly underrated, this screams the most "in your face" progression ive come across that it feels completely smooth and natural on watching, it didnt play as good i expected it to but damn does it still sell me on the progression alone, great level, definitely one of my picks for the most underrated gd level

Amazingly done progression. It's about the furthest you can go with the concept of the gameplay progressing to more complexity, at least with this song. It's complete with the change into non-cube gamemodes at the climax much like Lonely Travel's change into color (though not quite as great obviously). I also like the visual sync in the pre-2x speed cube parts.

im XXXLmaxxing so hard rn 🥵🥵🥵

Also, this is an amazing level. Perfect in pretty much every way. Like, it's not just that each aspect is perfect in their own right, but that every aspect comes together and intertwines so well.

I really enjoyed playing this simplistic XXXL level! Despite its visual simplicity, Scenery is very atmospheric and really gives off the feel of a freezy wonderland and its beautiful night sky. There are a lot of things I liked about this level, including the pacing, progression, simple gameplay, the usage of area triggers centered around the player, as well as how Scenery syncs with and matches its song. I particularly love how Scenery progresses slowly and each part lasts long enough for the level for you to really soak in all the little details.

I also like the last 25% of the level, but not without some complains. To start positively, I think it's a great way to represent the climax of the song as well as a good reprisal of a lot of the elements we had seen much earlier. However, some of the new additions, especially the art designs inside their own little boxes, are stylistically quite different from what we had seen in the level previously. The gameplay also becomes much more intricate here, with much more orbs and gamemode changes than we had seen previously. This combined with the fact that this is also the fastest part of the level makes this a bit of a chokepoint. I still think it's a great way to end the level, but it could've been executed a bit better considering you're over 6 minutes into the level at this point.

All in all, if you're looking for an easy XXXL level with great atmosphere, I strongly recommend this level! I was able to beat it without practice mode, but doing a practice run first won't hurt.