(Completed in 3/22/25)

Hey look, I manage to fluke another travel level. I don't know how this one was possible considering my complaints about it, but I guess my luck works in mysterious ways.

After Deep Travel I was hoping that this one would give me a better experience since this is the second level of its kind and looks like it'd be easy to learn. Despite fluking it from 42%, I think I might've been too harsh on Deep Travel because this was so much less fun than that level. As much as I appreciate Serponge as a creator, I've always had mixed-feelings when it comes to the gameplay of his 2.0 levels. And this one highlights on how BS his 2.0 gameplay could possibly get.

Not only this one feels and is even slower (being entirely half-speed though I guess most travel levels are really), but outside of a few unique parts, when it tries to give you some sort of challenging part, it either feels really inconsistent or awkward. There aren't too many of those parts I'll give it that, but because of the level's length and slow gameplay, dying to those parts felt like a slap in the face.

Examples would include the memory UFO at 24% (which is not too bad once you learn it but the 30% "boss fight" section does suck and doesn't even work properly at times), and the drop part at 37%. That whole drop part especially just never felt like it gets consistent either practicing or playing from 0%. The 54% wave isn't too hard, but it's genuinely hard to see and always felt uncomfortable going through it for that, and the 87% wave is also stupid, particularly with the 90% gap (which I'm so glad I managed to fluke because why did Serponge designed it like that??).

The level only took me over 30 minutes to beat in the end, but it still felt like an eternity experiencing the first half so many times, so unfortunately I can't say my experience with this was any better. Hopefully I won't start to feel more bored whenever I go for any more slow levels in the future.

Total Attempts: 265