The asymmetrical dual ship working was the biggest shock when I first played this level. If you ever find the chance, play this level

Whitehouse is certainly the most conservative of devin's three most recent levels that lean into surrealism (other two being devin2003 and world war), not really straying too far from his previous works although there is definitely much more obscenity present in this level compared to his prior works. Whitehouse also is one of, if not devin's most incoherent levels. Unlike his previous levels like scissors, which makes liberal use of duals, or old rust don't dry, which highlights man's impact on nature, whitehouse is just an amalgamation of all of devin's ideas with not much really connecting them together. Ironically, whitehouse's incoherency is what differentiates itself from devin's other levels; in hindsight it feels like an intermediate between his more strongly themed works, and his further experimentation with graphic surrealism in his levels. While I do appreciate Whitehouse's artistic direction, this incoherence makes it feel like a stepping stone for something greater rather than a truly fleshed out masterpiece. Still, though, whitehouse is still a 2003devin project at heart, containing all of the fluff that pervades his entire body of work, and it still certainly has a lot of substance to chew on.