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Adiale really outdid himself with this one. Super fun gameplay (although it probably helps that it uses a Derpcat song) and great deco to go along with it. This is so much better than all his 2.0 stuff.

Probably one of Xender Game's most intense levels. One high-intensity part after another, over and over, until it suddenly comes to a close. Two separate boss battles. Even Xender Game's standard storytelling is pushed along rapidly throughout the level.

The main thing dragging this level down for me is the second ship part with the big ring of fire. The level is too laggy in full detail for me to play on my MacBook Air, so I had to play on LDM. That's not necessarily a bad thing, except for the fact that the LDM makes the ring of fire invisible. This effectively makes this part even harder than it's supposed to be. This level would probably be just fine otherwise, but this random choke point really takes away from the experience.

The gameplay's pretty fun once you learn it. Learning it, though, is less fun.

Kinda learny, but once you figure it out, this level has some really fun clicksync. Deco is cool too.

I like the bright deco, but the gameplay, in typical 2.0 fashion, is very hard to read. Way too many blind transitions.

Kinda unbalanced, and it looks a little incohesive and messy. It's charming, though.

Maybe it's just because I fluked it as hard as I did, but this level doesn't feel particularly memorable. Don't get me wrong, it's not a bad level; I just don't really remember it very well.

Very atmospheric, and a lot of the early gameplay feels fun. Some of the gameplay in the second half feels a little less controlled, but overall, it's a nice level.

I really love the way Xender Game uses old objects in entirely new contexts in this level.