“too kiD frIEndly” by ExtoPlasm is a surreal, mind-bending 210-second fever dream that throws all traditional level design out the window—and it’s absolutely glorious. From its cryptic title to its unhinged pacing, this level is a chaotic statement piece, a genre-defying rollercoaster that leaves you laughing, confused, and oddly inspired all at once.

Visually, too kiD frIEndly lives in a world of deliberate contradiction. The art style shifts wildly from childish cartoon simplicity to glitchy horror-core madness within seconds, often blending both at once. It’s like someone mashed up a kid’s TV show with a corrupted VHS tape—and somehow it works. Hand-drawn sprites, meme inserts, clashing fonts, weird zoom-ins—everything screams irony, but it’s done with such style and control that you can’t look away.

The gameplay is as wild as the visuals. You’ll go from slow, laughably easy jumps to lightning-fast precision segments without warning. There are sudden changes in speed, gravity, size—you name it—and yet it somehow never crosses into completely unplayable territory. In fact, the unpredictability becomes part of the charm. It dares you to keep going just to see what absurdity comes next. And with over 3 minutes of content, there's a lot of absurdity to survive.

What really sets this level apart, though, is its personality. too kiD frIEndly doesn’t take itself seriously—but it also knows exactly what it’s doing. It plays with your expectations, pokes fun at GD tropes, and dances right on the edge of madness without ever falling off. It’s chaotic, yes—but it’s intentionally chaotic. Every visual gag, troll segment, or jarring audio cut feels like part of a bigger inside joke that you’re slowly being let in on.

It’s not just a level—it’s a digital performance piece. A satirical, self-aware love letter to everything bizarre, broken, and brilliant about the Geometry Dash community.

10/10. Too weird to describe, too good to miss.