Music was a fantastic new composition that sounded like it would have fit well in Farewell. One of the screens had wind that made the screen really hard to 'read' and I wasn't sure it was intentional.

The last (non-optional) screen had a really tricky wallbounce right at the end where I had to maximize height and that screen was well over half of my deaths as it took a long time for each try at it.Īesthetic notes: Palette was mostly purple/blue/green, but it worked in this case because of the highlights from the stars and wind.

There was a strawberry that taught about neutral dropping but once I got past the jellyfish part there was a feather so screw that. There was a lot of alternating between feathers and jellyfish, and the jellyfish bits were pretty cool. Gameplay notes: I really dislike feathers. Some of the layouts made for fun little loops through the maze, but overall it was a bit one-note.Īesthetic notes: The rising squares are kind of trippy and cool, but I just didn't like the purple/blue/grey duochrome palette in general. This level really made me pay attention to which way I was bearing off of each wallbounce, and required a lot of good timing to get maximum wallbounce height. Gameplay notes: Mazes of double-dash crystals combined with wallbouncing. Mostly I didn't get berries, so this doesn't take berry difficulty into account at all. Individual reviews (Puzzle difficulty is 'how hard to figure out what buttons to push when' and execution difficulty is 'how hard to hit the buttons at the right times', both 1-10).

I get excited when I see them credited with music as I enter a level - it's always going to be fucking fantastic. Thank you, everyone who had any part in these beautiful levels. Still constantly blown away by the sheer love and creativity that went into every single one of these. I did it! Finally made it through all of these, and kept notes as I went.

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