Alright, so honestly, I’ve always loved crossroads for the visuals and song alone. I don’t think that the gameplay really matters for a level like this, so people who say “oh, the gameplay is too boring and too repetitive” are already missing the point of the level.

In my opinion, crossroads is the best “art piece” level we’ve ever had in gd, so I kinda have to give it a ten.

Plus it’s the only level to ever make me cry so that’s gotta count for something.

Going on crossroads reviews and downvoting everyone who gave it a negative comment should be considered a national sport, if you hate this level and the first argument for it is "it’s repetitive" you simply just not get it and should hop back on rym and bump that Georgie Greep alright

Crossroads, ironically, lacks direction despite its repetitive nature, the level is contemporary and abstract making for an atmospheric experience. The simplistic visuals in certain parts contrasted with some incredibly overtly viceral parts give the level a truly unique feeling. Every new part feels like a consequence of the lack of direction the level aims to symbolise, all being unique in their own ways. Motifs such as the door symbolise the idea of direction perfectly. The fact that the gameplay is invisible creates a truly immersive experience, and I get an odd sense of lonliness and melancholy from this level, as a conseuquence of the levels theming, the songs repetitive nature and the levels messaging. Truly a beautiful level which symbolises what I appreciate about the game as an artistic medium.

This level put me to sleep when beating because of how unnecessarily long and repetitive it is. This level has you waiting for minutes, but when it doesn't, you are just doing the same click pattern again and again and again. To top it all off, it's extremely unbalanced, the coin is bogus, and the deco is nice, but also very bland.

The song is unnerving, and that is the only thing that makes me not a big fan of this level