tridepthbear has answered the call for a classic gameplay auto, and man it's good to see someone nail this type of level again. I remember finding Jax's auto levels in particular very interesting back when I first picked up the game in 2015 for their use of movements to sync to the song rather than just clicks, making use of pads, slopes and hitbox quirks to guide the player around the screen, something that was pretty rare back then and why I think this style of level took off. I like the elements tridepthbear used to give this level a more "nostalgic" feeling; not only the aforementioned gameplay, but the high-saturation, high-contrast colours reminiscent of late 2.0-early 2.1 design levels, and the blocky, scattered structuring that spaces the designs out in a way that reminds me a bit of creators like ValentInsanity. It helps highlight the gameplay while also holding its own visually, so the level feels quite complete.

There's also a lot of small details within the gameplay itself that I think tridepthbear absolutely nailed. In particular, the portals near the end syncing with the synths scratched an itch in my brain and really works perfectly with that section of the song due to the drawn-out notes matching with the long sections of vertical movement. Many of the slopes also sync to sounds in the song that almost "slide" from one note to another, which is a really neat, unique mechanic that makes most of the slope-based sections quite memorable. The only thing I dislike about this level is that there's little to no background or effect work done; even some pulses and movement triggers would have went a long way towards livening up the level, considering the very energetic song used.

Spaghetti cyborg feels a bit flat and lifeless as is because it lacks that energy the song has, despite all the positives, so I can't recommend anything higher than a feature. However, I'm really glad "gameplay autos" are still being explored today and hope to see it done again.