There’s multiple types because the Medivo one and the Spaceship one are Treasurehunt Compadible.
Huh?…
I don’t understand why this level is getting such low scores! It’s really a classic that deserves a lot more praise than it’s been getting.
The only real problem I can find with the level is the use of food, but still… it can be fun to have sugar rushes at times.
Aside from that, the level is simply great. The eye candy, the layout, everthing! This looks like it came from Epic or something :-). I think the music fits perfectly, too.
Overall, it’s well worth your download time. Trust me, you won’t regret it :-)!
A pretty simple battle level by SPLASH. It has a good layout and the like, as well as good eye candy and weapon placement, but it just seemed too… Simple. The idea of using a bg as water was pretty cool. I can’t think of much to say for this review actually, so I’ll leave it at that.
I can’t decide between a 6 or a 7 for this level so I’ll be nice and give it a 7. I recommend a d/l.
The first thing i noticed in this pack was a major error in the readme: it wasn’t the dutch guys from Orange Games who published J2, but they did most of the coding (which makes them the actual "creators"). The game was published by Project 2 here in Europe and by GodGames in the United States and…oh heck…i have a level pack to rate! ;-)
Well, it uses a large number of custom files (six tilesets and six bg music tracks) and includes six battle levels using all the stuff.
No doubt, i always like the idea of using homecooked sets/music, but a wise author should not forget about the most important point, which is, you guessed it right, DESiGN. Not to mention the layer work. As you may have noticed, i didn’t like the design of most of the levels in this pack too much. It just needs some more work. The music files are not superb but interesting by the way.
All in all, this could be of interest for people who like custom files and battle levels that are very slightly above the average. I can’t take the decision for you :-)
Despite the fact i love being nostalgic, i won’t give any extra points here.
However, “Crown Castle” is (without a doubt) a neat level that has a very very cool design and some additional eyecandy. The weapon and event placement is very good, too (interesting spring arrangements for example). A small downfall is the background music from the Jazz 1 3D Bonus stages which doesn’t fit too well in my opinion.
Anyways, this is a great battle level for everyone and really WORTH THE DOWNLOAD.
Nice pack including re-made and fixed versions of three tilesets: J1: Decksta, J1: Industrial and J1: Muckamo. The masking is pretty good now. But i’m not sure if it was a great idea to put all three sets into one (kinda confusing and bigger file size).
Apart from that, the pack also includes a nice CTF example level (good design and layout).
All in all, not much too complain about and definitely worth the 91 KB. You, as a true Jazz2 fan, should DOWNLOAD iT NOW!
TSF rocks? Why was I not informed??
(P.S. I’mm getting it sooon.)
Spaz users? How many is that? One?
;-p
These aren’t bad. As iCeD said, they all have there ups and downs. I disliked most of the levels. But I thought the music weren’t bad choices. The Forest level was my favorite, also. And a lot of these levels were quite confusing.
And also, these aren’t multi playtypes, as the info of the level says. I found only Battle levels.
Well, I don’t recommend these levels to download, sorry.
I really liked this level from the start. The level was changed slightly from it’s old self, not many changes, I only found one, and it was a music change. I did like the old music myself, really. The music and the level together reminded me of the old days of JJ2. Also, Food isn’t that useful in Multiplayer, but can be of use in Single Player (For it’s Suger Rushes).
Also, some of the things in the level I find annoying and don’t use often in my levels, but he did use these things quite nicely… Also, nice event placement. And the eye candy and design is another great part of the level.
I with out a doubt recommend a download.
I Quote you, iCeD, “You USUALLY can’t go wrong with a nice set of custom music files, but at times I felt the ones you chose didn’t fit too well.”
The Forest music was from Fury of the Furries.
Rant to Hare Brain on the Pyramid one.
The space one was going to use your music from the Semiconductor, but I wanted to use NEW musics.
The medivo one was the best for there. Please play that level in High detail for the full effect.
The Ailen one, just look at the name of the music. “Alien Atack”. ‘nuff said.
The final one was going to be called “Sky High Fury” but for some very strange reason the level would NOT WORK in jj2… So I made one with a spaceship with two Holodecks and it was in like the clouds.
I hope this clears up some confusion.
In my opinion a pretty cool level. I’ve always personally liked it. You did a good job of balancing the powerups/other stuff. Even though I don’t see a huge point to food and other food-like pickups. The warps were nicely placed, but despite the good balance, powerup placement could have been improved. The fluent design leads to fast paced (and fun. :-) gameplay.
Overall I recommend that you DOWNLOAD THIS NOW.
I didn’t like these levels too much, to be blunt and honest.
This pack includes 6 levels, each had their ups and downs. I liked the forest one the most probably… the space station one gets an award for being CONFUSING which is a major downfall. The Medivo and Space ones where OK but a little too simple for my tastes. The pyramid level… well, I’ve already reviewed that so you can look there, I’ll edit this with what I had to say about that later. You USUALLY can’t go wrong with a nice set of custom music files, but at times I felt the ones you chose didn’t fit too well.
Like I said each level had their ups and downs, but overall this is above average I guess. barely a download recommendation from me. You should spend more time on JCS before you release.
A quite nice tileset. It fixed some JJ1 sets and puts them together (in my opinion GREAT when used right… you could come up with some CREATIVE levels.) It also includes a nice example which I like. Even though it doesn’t show everything you can do with the tileset, it gives you a nice look at Deckstar and little bit of the other sets.
In my opinion not worth rating, but definitely worth a d/l.
Btw, I remember downloading the “No More Mr. Nice Rabbit…” level from J2C ages ago, and I loved the custom music. You replaced it with labrat.j2b which doesn’t fit at all. This calls for a fix. ;-)
No…
Alpha was the First level, Forest of Fury.
Beta was that level with The Pyramid of Steel Fury.
Theta is now, with 6 levels.
Understand?
I assume you mean beta..
Someone should make a J1 Marbler Tileset properly masked…Oh well…
I’ll rate this soon.
<b>Added Comment:</b>Forget my review.
Just look at the Admin Lazymans review
:-)
Nothing to say, but it is one of the best unofficial tilesets ever…
only problem in the episodes list it kinda pushes the “shareware” section outta the way :)
On the other hand, I could just delete all but the first episode to leave space…
WoW, a very nice single player episode. I like the use of the custom tilesets, and you also have some GREAT ideas. (Mmm, car chase.) I don’t like the idea of respawning enemies too much but it added some difficulty to the last level. Though this episode DID have some stuff to complain about. There were minor eye candy/navigational bugs, not to mention some of the ANNOYING puzzles. (hey, I like puzzles, but try to make them easier) However, aside of this, I REALLY can’t think of much to complain about.
The music was cool but didn’t play on certain levels..
Overall I HIGHLY recommend this pack. Get downloading.
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