Rating Curve

For the most part, Presta is well-aware of where the players' eyes will be looking, and so can afford making the background a pale white, normally a standout color in a composition. I just have to wonder if Chaoz Airflow was really the best pick for the song, as the song's epic drop clashes comically with the actual gameplay, where for some reason, the detailed structures, the highlight of the whole level, wane past the borders of the screen, leaving only a bland mass of white to carry the player through the "drop" (this is the caveat to the aforementioned "for the most part").

Feels like there's supposed to be a third act after the ship part which just isn't present for some reason.

At times, the colors can be a bit off-putting, but I can't put my finger on why. This minor issue is luckily offset by the cool gameplay.

Quite an ambitious project from Sumsar. There are some gameplay grievances, especially the incredibly awkward transition to the dual wave, but those are only a minor detraction from this level's sick progression.

While not a V2 by name, it's quite obvious where this level draws its inspiration from. Despite being derivative, Sumsar has quite an eye for design, and manages to superbly evolve the gameplay of Hexagon Force.

What a great name.