1) polymer 2 letting go ~ Wow. This is actually stunning, for a level with such a lengthy runtime it really knows how to use all of it to its fullest. The theming and storytelling here are next level and I can't lie this is legitimately one of the coolest projects I've ever seen. You can tell how much effort and care went into every single detail and none of it feels out of place. The only thing I noticed is apparently this continues a story from a different level so I feel like I'm missing a few things, but on its own it's still a fantastic level.

2) The National Anthem ~ All Rise. Okay starting off this one, I'm going into this review having already watched this dozens of times in the past, and for good reason. This level is phenomenal. It does the song so much justice in both the possible and impossible parts, and is honestly the best use of computer generation in a GD level ever. The fact that the generated second half fits so well with the song becoming more and more chaotic combines with the already stellar first half to make the experience one that is not easily forgettable. Genuine masterpiece and I really hope it can get rated someday however unlikely that may be.

3) INSOMNIA ~ Fitting that I'm writing these reviews while I can't sleep. Now in terms of the actual level, I think it's fantastic, for something that was made in 2020 somehow this stands above the crowd of levels that were coming out around the time, which is insane to think about cause there's so much cool shit this level does in terms of effects and atmosphere building that you can hardly see nowadays. I think the little monster movie minigame is quite cute and adds a small section that separates itself from the experience quite nice, and my only real complaint is the fact that the song just kinda ruins the vibe the level is trying to portray in some parts. Outside of that, this is a banger level and I'm genuinely surprised that the same person that made this also made Retray.

My 3 Levels!

1. in Silico

2. multi arm

3. Anathema