(Completed in 8/17/25)

Man, this level looked like it'd be a lot of fun from first viewing. Like Sidestep if it was harder and focuses a lot more on click sync. Once I started playing it, it descended into some of the jankiest, most annoying gameplay you could ever even imagine. The click sync is all over the place here, especially with how awkward the structuring is and how every single part is riddled with the smallest hitboxes that you can't even see for how dark the level is. Which is not much of a surprise since Chase always seemed to love putting small spikes into all of his work. The dual is also excruciatingly broken. It's horrible to learn, never gets consistent, and grinded so much of my attempts for how much 65-69% doesn't work. It wasn't too much of a problem playing it from 0%, as it could just be Practice Mode only showing me the bugs in this part, but it was still really annoying on how many attempts I wasted on this part never figuring it out on how it ever gets consistent.

I really couldn't stand a single second playing this level, and my experience wasn't any better after I died at 96%. I'd stay away from this one, especially since there are much better Chase levels to play instead.

Total Attempts: 652

Despite the weirder style of gameplay in this, I still think it's really fun!! I love the spacey vibe in has, and I did enjoy a majority of the gameplay. Not that big of a fan of the dual, however, and iirc there were a few bugs in this one. Still, a bit of a guilty pleasure of mine. The colors are really neat here too!!