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Doesn't really feel all that interesting, and that one really tight wave part probably ought to be easier.

A masterpiece. The gameplay is a little learny, but once you figure it out, it's really fun, and its high intensity makes it a perfect capstone to the Monster Gauntlet.

I love the designs, but the bossfight doesn't really feel very important.

Everyone's favorite Geometry Dash level creator turned melodic riddim artist who still, to an extent, maintains a presence in the Geometry Dash community publishes yet another awesome level. MKT's signature cartoony style works excellently with the song, and the placement of the bossfights lines up with the best places in the song for them to go.

Probably one of Danzmen's better levels. Excellent deco overall, but it'd be nice if the arrows in the bossfight were easier to see.

Typical rafer level. Super fun to play, very sightreadable, and it feels very cool pulling everything off on your very first attempt.

A unique take on choose-a-way level design — having both paths right in front of you the whole time. I remember Jose experimented with this idea a little in Fear Zone, but this is an excellent development. I particularly like how the paths split up at the drop and then converge into a single path again later on while still spending some more time with the main gimmick of the level.

Theming is on point. I like the stark anachronisticity of this big dance party happening in a wild west setting. My only complaint is that the transition to the last UFO part could be easier to read.

Conveys its atmosphere very well. Gameplay is pretty fun too.

Some of the transitions seem a little buggy, but most of the gameplay isn't too bad.