Twee by PAHC is the fifth level you visit while playing Over Again by PAHC and the first of the four trials. If you wait 10 seconds at the end screen of this level (in either practice or normal), you get 1/4th of the next code to continue the puzzle hunt.

Overall Twee is a generic late 2.1 easy demon. It’s probably in the 300 easiest demons in the game so this is a great level if you just want a free demon.

The gameplay is mostly sightreadable and flows well. The only part that might trip you up is the fake platform in the spider part at 54% (I died to this in normal an embarassing number of times on my first playthrough)

Unfortunately, the deco for this level is pretty generic imo. This wouldn’t necessarily be a problem if it weren’t for the fact you’re supposed to identify this level by the colorful gear decoration at 20% from the four corridors in Over Again. I personally don’t find this decoration distinctive at all. As a result, the easiest way to find this level during the puzzle hunt is to go through PAHC’s levels and look for levels that were updated recently. However, in a few years every level will be updated over a year ago, so this trick won’t work as well in the future.

Also, this trial being the Trial of Patience is kind of a stretch as you only have to wait 10 seconds for the endsceen code. You literally have to wait longer in Export by PAHC to get the solution to the maze for the Trial of Memory.

SAVE AS being the Trial of Memory makes sense as it’s a level about dementia

Cosmic being the Trial of Persistence makes sense as you need to die to the first spike many times to get the code

GO YOU being the Trial of Greed makes sense as you need to get a lot of money to get the code.

Twee being the Trial of Patience because you need to wait 10 seconds? Kind of a stretch don’t you think

The real Trial of Patience was the 1984-style 12 hour comment ban that PAHC gave WKGames for daring to showcase Over Again. I literally had to wait (60/10)*60*12=4320 times as long to resume commenting as I had to wait to beat the so-called “Trial of Patience” in Twee