While very nice to see some aromantic representation, I don't have much else to say about Aroma. The overgrown architecture seen throughout the level is a nice thematic decision, as the calmer song brings to mind tranquil environments like a garden or a forest, which the visuals do capitalise on. The secondary design elements like the hedges in the last two parts add a bit of depth despite the very flat designs, and also help the mainly grey and light green block designs contrast much better with their surroundings, as the dark green leaves make them pop much more than the lighter green backgrounds.

Aroma's other aspects, though, are not very noteworthy. The first two parts are quite standard modern designs save for the aromantic flag's colour scheme, the gameplay is effectively stock standard despite being balanced well, and the designs themselves do the job of bringing to mind the aforementioned themes of the level, but nothing more due to their lack of detail, interesting structuring shapes, movements, effects, etc. Aroma is overall a forgettable level; while not particularly bad in any area, it doesn't stand out in any way either. I'd recommend this for Star Rate.