Rating Curve

Super clean level all around. The gameplay is very well-made, and the deco looks nice, too. Honestly, it didn't really resonate with me a whole lot, but that's just my personal preference.

Lives up to its name — kind of a weak level. The deco doesn't really feel like it matches the energy of the song, and some of the transitions feel a little too long. It also ends at a weird part of the song to end on. The gameplay isn't too remarkable, for the most part, but the invisible cube portal in the first part can easily mess you up.

Not bad for something that is so obviously an early 2.0 level. A couple of the transitions are a little weird, but the core gameplay is well-made without any annoying trigger usage, and the deco actually looks kinda good.

Fun level. The gameplay feels like it matches the song pretty well, which is interesting, considering the song seems to have been used as a replacement for another one. The deco looks good, too.

The only way this level can be described is overwhelmingly cute. The moon character who follows you throughout the level and sings along with the song lends the level a really cute atmosphere complemented very well by Unzor's simplistic cartoony art style. Absolutely deserving of its place within the community canon.

The gameplay starts off strong, but vastly diminishes in quality as the level progresses. Too much of it feels way too slow, especially the drop, and it doesn't have anywhere near enough drop. The deco is okay, but very generic.

Not bad. Pretty generic, but the gameplay is nice. The one thing I think is weird is that the title card is really different from the rest of the level, and it doesn't fit in very well.

This level is rather messy. It tries to be a good level — the general color scheme is pretty consistent throughout, and the deco almost looks good — but it falls short in a lot of places. Some parts look too glowy, and the style kinda seems to shift between different parts. Besides that, the gameplay isn't great. There's a lot of parts where the gameplay doesn't feel clean at all, and the ending in particular, where it fades to white while still expecting you to be playing the level isn't good level design. It has some good moments, but it's not all that good overall.

No idea what, if anything, this level is referencing, but it's fun. The gameplay flows really well and does a great job matching the song, and the aesthetics also work really well. Definitely feels like a lively level.

Pretty fun gameplay, and the deco, while rather generic, works decently well with the song. Definitely far from the worst level I've played.