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Cut down the obstacles by about 50% and fix the black sawblades and this would actually be a pretty decent level.
It's nothing special
The map is amazing by the way, which was the main reason for making it.
Also put it to some strangly fitting music, seemed to bring out the freakyness even more than what it was :P
Anyway, very very cool track!
By the way, how long did it take you to make this map, and did you use anything else beside the editor ?
Not only is the atmosphere beautiful. But It even had somewhat of a story that played out. The effects are so amazing. You definatly used all the resources you had. Some parts reminded me of Cry of Fear, and no map has EVER made me think like that.
I HIGHLY recommend anyone thats going to play this to play at night and with volume up. I promise you will get the most out of it that way.
And as for you Nekres, I only wish it were longer. I never wanted it to end.
Part 2 maybe :)????????
(also great job cutting out skips, I could only find one prominent one at the beginning). Very fun!
The tunnel isn't helped by the art style, making the traps hard to see until I'm right on top of them (and makes it worse for traps right afterward). The teleporter leading to the giant spike field feels like a really sharp and nearly impossible to avoid transition.
A lot of deaths just feel unfair because avoiding one trap makes you run square into another, and it feels more driven by luck than skill.
There's too many section transitions, areas too tightly packed with traps that come up too quickly allowing near no reaction time in the first and final 1/3rd of the stage, a lot of the map elements are deliberately obscured (namely the tunnel with how dark it is and the virus/monster) making it hard to see the track or where to even go without repeated, unfair deaths.
This map could do without all of the excess traps (or at least space them out or give more track to telegraph it), the monster, and all of the stage (and awkward music) transitions.
this could have been an official adventure level with this quality.