Probably the worst executed level in the game's history. A dull, tedious journey into what should be an excellent and thrilling story, made even worse by putting gameplay you actually have to think about at the very end of a long droll of a level... Dying to this level anywhere makes the experience totally void; the words on screen feel like unskippable ads, and all of the cool snippets of levels that could have been fade away in the monotony. Really wish this level was better... Maybe making it shorter or almost auto instead of making it a 5 star with 5 minutes of nothing and 20 seconds of actual gameplay would have made my experience better...
Despite how terrible this level’s rhetoric is, I don’t agree with all the shade thrown at it. I have always been a big fan of tmn's work because of how chaotic and true to itself it is and this level is obviously not an exception to that. It's a vent level that doesnt try to filter any of it thoughts, it's blunt, ugly and overall pretty difficult to resonate with if you're not actively consumed by stress and unwellness. That said, I think the sincerity of this level tells a lot about what kind of person is behind its creation and I can respect the efforts going towards its transparency. I dont think the quirkiness of the narrative is something I wish to judge harshly, these are harmless thoughts anyone can grow from given that they're willing to, and I’m inclined to believe that the intentions are well meant. Playing this was an immersive experience for me and all the little details that went into the environment and snippets of unfinished work gives this level quite the charm, ultimately I think tmn succeeded in conveying his emotions accurately and it just becomes a question whether or not you choose to be embarrassed by it.
Beautiful. This is what art is all about. Expressing what you feel. I hope TMN is happy with this level, because stuff like this is what makes Geometry Dash such a great game.
Gameplay-wise, a couple parts may need practice mode, but it's pretty fun overall.
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sorry about this gang