really really really good. feels so surreal in a very organic way, almost like the decaying corpse of a level.
a cute little level that feels completely foreign and closed off to any other level in the game. with it only using 1 main decoration piece, it never really feels forced and creates these lightweight, mold-like looking forms that looms like they would disintegrate at a touch
Incredibly well done. Love the name alot because that is exactly how it feels to play - a traveler exploring unknown lands that they aren't welcome in. Also, love your choice for making the gameplay as weird as it is to convey the sense of mystery and unwelcomeness. The song matches perfectly with the vibe you're going for. And to think that this is your first level, you have great things awaiting you in your future :> I will be waiting :)
This level is really interesting. It feels very hostile and unwelcoming to the player, almost as it in a completely abandoned area. The gameplay is strange but I think that's part of what makes it special. Pretty unique!
the biggest thing you notice playing this for the first time is that this level feels entirely organic, like it's its own ecosystem left rotting for centuries that you've just happened to stumble upon. i've never seen anything in the game that does this anywhere near as well as space cowboy, other works that try to mimic real world environments or employ organic-feeling decoration always end up with clear evidence of human touch, whether it's because of how the gameplay is structured, or fixes to make the level more playable, or overdecoration to help the level fit into whatever the current rating standards are. this is the only level i know of that isn't tainted by any of these imperfections (ironic, because they're usually in an attempt to perfect the levels) and as a result the world it creates feels wholly unique and truly free of any human intervention. genuinely one of a kind in every sense of the term
it's also ridiculous to think this released in 2021. way ahead of its time
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sorry about this gang