Cannot believe a level explicitly designed to be as stupid as possible turned out this well.

Most RobTopArchiver levels have some gimmicks to them, Blast Processing is about environmentalism, Can't Let Go has a lot of holding gameplay (for obvious reasons) while here the gimmick is just nonsense. When durian approached me for help with the project and I started working on the layout there was only 1 guideline I got, make something stupid. And so I did. Few people know this, but this level was actually built on a copy of jumper and a decent chunk of parts retained some structures from the original level, albeit with different gamemodes and heavily modified. It's an idea I've had for ages, I messed around with something like this very early on and thought it would be cool to revisit considering the whole idea behind the project. Playability was hardly a concern at any point while working on this so I'm very pleasantly surprised it was as well received as it was.

Visually this level is a story of one-upmanship. The style itself felt natural for how jumper (the song) sounds and the tileset based deco was partially meant to look like toy blocks and partially to speed up the work. Either way it works, but back to the topic. You can see how each part escalates the chaos and ridiculousness of the level and the reason was that this was a sequential collab and once me or durian finished a part the other went "haha that's great, now how can I make my part even worse" culminating in the dual, by far the craziest part and quite possibly the only level to be fixed by 2.2 update lol.

Either way, I think this is overall the peak of the RobTopArchiver project in every way. It took forever to be made, but it was so worth it, it encapsulates the ridiculousness of the project the best out of all of them.