Now you must DIE

Much has been said about this level, what it means, how it conveys that meaning, etc.

If you ask me, I think it's the perfect Lit Fuse sequel. That's my interpretation.

I could probably come up with something more advanced than that, but I'm too lost in the atmosphere of it all to think. Which is also a good interpretation of this level's meaning. When you're dying, you stop thinking. When you're about to kill yourself you also stop thinking. Hmm...

What was I talking about again? Oh right, Lit Fuse. It has all the same strengths Lit Fuse has with the atmosphere and progression and even some weird similarities, but not only that, this level is also above my skill level, so even if this did have the same gameplay issues Lit Fuse has, then I wouldn't be able to tell, which is certainly one way to fix that problem, yay I guess.