Rating Curve

Excellent theming, and mostly good level throughout. My only complaint is that I struggled a lot with the last spider, but that might just be a me thing.

The different effects are cool, and I like how everything seems to fit under the same general ideas. My favorite part is probably the part with the solid background; I like how the ground spikes feel like just a part of the structures.

The effects are simple, but they work perfectly. Don't expect to be able to sightread it, though.

Honestly, I kinda like the minimalistic designs at the beginning.

Outstanding designs, and while there's a couple of things I might change about the gameplay, it's far from the least fun level I've played.

It's got some pretty cool designs. I particularly like the one part with the big design that covers more area than can fit on the screen; FunnyGame probably put a lot of effort into that one. Also, I believe this is the first instance of the equalizer effect.

Very good theming and designs, especially for such an old level.

Very creative designs, especially given the limitations of 1.6. I feel like FunnyGame knew exactly what he wanted to convey.

This level gets a lot from only three rhythmic ideas. The gameplay feels varied and fits the song very well, even (especially!) the part with only horizontal lines of orbs. I don't know why RobTop never rated this.

If any of Colon's punctuation levels deserve to get rated, it's this one. The gameplay is very fun, and the gimmick of blocks flipping whenever you hit an orb is masterfully utilized to the fullest extent. Even with the 1.0-style deco, the inactive blocks feel natural enough to not stand out, but the level still feels like it has a unique enough style to stand out against the endless other 1.0-style levels and "effect layouts". Overall, this is probably some of Colon's best work in this game.