this level is so amazing, great use of the song, and it hits so much differently actually playing the level. i watched a video of it thinking that it was great but actually playing for some reason is a whole different experience. it feels like youre really in this world that hipvillain built and your along for whatever story needs to be told. flawless execution, one of my favorites of 2.2.

This level TRANSCENDS Geometry Dash. This touches on such a wide and advance concept and all to think it's just in this silly little cube game is baffling to me. It goes above and beyond in depicting what space is and what it means. It presents space as a mystery that will never be solved. This is the ONLY time I have ever seen SOURCES for a Geometry Dash level. While the name bugged me at first, it all comes together, because we can only guess at what is out there and what the universe actually is and while we have some information, we'll never have all of it. The gameplay is also really nice and it's my favorite Space Gauntlet entry by far. Peak level.

Fairly overhyped entry. I’ll acknowledge the standalone designs have a ton of detail and care put into them, it’s no wonder why it made such a massive name for itself during the contest, it’s a gorgeous looking level that doesn’t come short on its range of clever ideas and techniques. So why then is it so difficult for me to appreciate this level any further? Part of the issue is that I find the level progression to feel very uninspired, I can see some of these ideas making for an amazing aesthetic but ultimately it didnt quite hit for me due to how weirdly everything ties into the story the level tries to set up. It’s also the combination of mediocre poetry and constant vague intentions that makes it impossible for me to immerse in its storyline, it’s fake deep similar to these motivational quotes from YouTube shorts where all its flare tries to hide the lack of substance that’s really being said. I don’t mind a level keeping its philosophy simple if the creator wants to reflect on their own existential wonder, but what’s supposed to be so introspective about these bland impersonal phrases exactly? No matter how I put my mind around it, the visuals seem to be the only thing holding the level up. Which is fine, but with its theming appearing hollow, most my interest fades away with it.