CONCUSSION CORRIDOR is a yet another collab from the iconic duo of Split72 and Voxicat. This time, being a remake of Split’s 4 year old demon, Blinding Blitz. Although this level is a remake, it has its own unique identity thanks to the fantastic decoration.

The decoration in CONCUSSION CORRIDOR is made in Split’s newer style. Even though it’s a drastic change from the design oriented nature of the original level, I think the newer style works better. This level features her classic solid color designs and complex details, which look a lot cleaner than the rough and irregularly colored designs found in the original. Although the designs are simple in this level, they are complemented perfectly with lots of movements and pulses. These features make the level feel very fluid and dynamic, which is always exciting to see with Split’s style. I personally think the biggest improvement to this level compared to the original is the intensity. In the drop, there are endless vibrant pulses, erratic movements, and fast moving particles in the drop, which all work together to match the chaotic nature of the song.

It’s hard for me to find any issues with this level without sounding nitpicky, but there is one I want to mention. The second part has unnecessary hue shader usage. The shaders edit the color of the player and other objects with preset colors, creating some unnatural and jarring color combinations. I believe the hue shaders could have been omitted entirely, in favor of actual color triggers, which would not edit the color of the player and other objects.

Overall, CONCUSSION CORRIDOR is a fantastic level and an excellent remake of Blinding Blitz. This level makes fresh updates to all of the original level’s ideas, while also having lots of its own individuality, which is always exciting to see with remakes. I am amazed that this level is still unrated, as I would absolutely recommend this level for an Epic rate.