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Gameplay is insanely unforgiving, with a full 25 seconds of one space gaps, and the decoration is decent. However, across the full 25 second duration of the level, it does not change anything in style once, so I cannot leave a high rating.

The decoration is not quite polished, but it is insanely atmospheric, and higher quality than most of the Challenge List. The gameplay is as good as it gets for a 60fps locked ball challenge.

The decoration is very pretty, but the gameplay is such a forced, awkward click pattern that I cannot give it any better of a rating than 0/10. Microclicks make the gameplay even more bothersome.

Gameplay is decent, if not a little frustrating due to spike hitboxes being slightly unpredictable. The decoration style is unique, and it fits the song choice.

I really wish I could give this level a better rating for its visuals, but the gameplay is just so uncomfortable pattern-wise and in terms of difficulty balancing that this is the best rating I can give it.

Decoration fits the level style well, and the gameplay is extremely punishing, but eventually gets to be decently fun.

This level is just one step away from being one of the best challenges ever. If the creator did not intentionally buff certain parts of the level to make it fit their pattern better / make other players suffer the way they did verifying it, it would easily be a 10/10 level.

This level has an insane amount of history within the Challenge List community. The gameplay is not great, and the decoration is simple but fitting.

As the first of its kind, the decoration is very simple but supplements the level well. The gameplay is below average, and extremely choke-point heavy.

Both decoration and gameplay are very lazily put together in this level, and it is essentially just a run on a demon, rather than a challenge.