Is interesing for hosting it on other servers.
Well, now I realised sth about your review, Master Sven. I used layer 5 in this level as clouds, it’s seeable when you enable low detail.
Very little!
Cool. 8)
But I will lost everytime :D
Test is great and hard. Too bad I hate them. =)
I’ll be kind and give you a high rate.
An alright way to kill some time, the levels are more or less decent tho very outdated, and feature some interesting ideas and design. The overabundance of food and powerups makes this pack way too easy.
A very good levelpack, and the first for JJ1. The first two worlds were very well done, despite being conversions of JJ2 tilesets. While having a definite JJ2 atmosphere, the tiles used and their manipulation definitely gives a unique feel to the levels that is not quite here nor there.
The bonus levels were a nice touch. Though simple and quickly designed they increase in difficulty very closely to that of the original Jazz bonus levels and have a similar air about them.
The biggest flaw would have to be the last world, which seems slightly out of place, being easier than the previous one (And not quite related to it either.) There are also a few small tile and event errors (Such as lack of sound for green springs.) that seem a bit odd. It also could have used an ending screen.
All in all a very good effort and a groundbreaker.
@SPAZ18: there are 5 power ups!
OK, Let’s rate this Level…
First: it looks a bit like SP..
Second: VERY DARK
I know, you can do more! Don’t give up, to create new levels!
I don’t rate this…
I think this review has not enough of reasons given, but it’s too long for a quick review, so I’m going to leave it this way. :P
This is an a wonderful feature download.
I don’t have to words to do.
Blackraptor best review and altmost best
at jcs.
GJ!!!!!!!
uh….no.
This does NOT deserve a 9 at all.
It’s not a bad level [it does have decent eyecandy and an okay song. It’s playable to an extent], but there’s a few things that perhaps could be fixed. First off, it’s pretty big. I don’t understand why whoever it was [I think it was Foly] that said this level is small said that. Ammo was few and far between.
I will give you a 6.9, since I’m a nice caring guy that hates taking out the trash on people. And because there WERE some decent elements to your level. N/A dl rec, since I can’t decide what to decide.
[Please don’t rate levels if you can’t play them properly (this level requires JJ2+). Original rating 5.0. ~cooba]
Yes, I understand, Cooba. But I couldn’t see the “jj2+” symbol when I wrote this review. My apologies. I will fix that part of the review.
forget something?
i have the tileset but you don’t added to the zip!
and you forget a music!
first: all the example levels are the same… only small changes!
second: the tileset is not the best.. i think you used paint!
third: if you want to create better tilesets, use programs like GIMP or Paint Shop Pro!
Hope your next tileset is better!
[Review changed to quick review, see the review rules. ~cooba]
I have been waiting for a Bonus Level editor ever since this game came out. I love you. /nohomo
Yes, it’s good.
I can enter Castle but I can’t pas…
[Please don’t rate packs that you haven’t played till the end. Original rating 7.0. ~cooba]
Don’t use such dark tilesets for multiplayer levels, it totally ruins it (unless it’s part of the concept)
It’s not very exciting, and takes too many leaves from EM’s book. There’s an original plot going on but it’s pretty cheesy to be honest. The levels start off as pretty linear but become better over time. Apparently CR knows how to make custom tilesets but they need some work to look good. All in all it’s pretty average.
I can say, this program is good. But doesn’t very useful. If you say “How?”, I will say this: creating event hard. character animating, enemy animating, event renaming, etc.
But It’s good and I know, I will good levels. :)
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