Absolutely not my type of level and I went into it with pretty low expectations, safe to say that this level does a lot of things really well. The overwhelming amount of cutscenes and fairly nonsensical gameplay had me thinking what separates a level like this from the set of agonizing cube stories out there, even for cw2003gb standards it is heading more into pseudo-cinematic guidelines, I played it for myself and to my surprise I was very entertained by all of it. There's a lot of subtlety to all the components that makes the experience such a charm, the creator were already known for the timeless creativity in how they shape designs, but this work stands out for having its fair share of extra polish without getting out of touch with what makes their style so special to begin with. The usual randomness of tiles is being laid back on to the extent where its rowdy aesthetics are kept but where the worldbuilding starts being more coherent, the song also starts playing more of a role in the events of the level and the pacing feels just right despite the extensive waiting time at times. The story itself isnt even all that remarkable, it's kind of cliche writing, but the clean execution of everything presented makes this issue practically obsolete, it works because of the already comedic nature of the level. The weird style changes, the tiniest details that make the story complete in the dumbest fashion, there's no need for over the top dialogue when the ideas speak for themselves. I dont particularly love the auto end scene, the small bit of engagement I had with the environment made it much easier to feel invested in the storyline, but since the level were already ended on a good note before then I can excuse it just fine.