(Completed in 9/5/25)

It's really nice to see levels that were very inspired by WELL RESTED, but it really would take a lot for them to be on the same lane as that level. What this level lacks that the latter has is that feeling of build up and progression. This one doesn't give you as much hype as that level did and more so gives you a vibe that remains mostly the same throughout its runtime. The level still looks really nice and I like how each section is in a different design style. And while he progression is still there in a way, it's not in a way that both WELL RESTED and commatose had mastered with the feeling of build up.

All that said, the level is still A LOT of fun, and goes well as an endurance test just like those two levels. It is only a little unsightreadable in the smallest sections, and that could be a fault on the deco department, but most of it is readable and designed well, even if the focus on jump indicators was what made it easier for me. It was also nice enough for the middle of the level to be the easiest and chillest part, meaning that it doesn't get too boring to play with how your focus should be put on the first and last third, and makes for such a stressful yet straight-forward level it was designed to be.

Again definitely not as much of a masterpiece compared to WELL RESTED or commatose, but it is pretty damn close for how great an experience it gives you with easy to learn nerve-control. Go give this one a try if XXL levels are your specialty.

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