Bad bad bad… I want look harder levels… :)
Sorry for my English. I’m using translator.
Not bad. I’m liking it… :)
Very short… But I’m recommending for tileset.
Background can be 8×8 not 10×7 :/
But can be better…
Background is bad, you didn’t use 8×8 background (I guess you using 10×7). But you can be better.
Sorry I don’t like it.
(Sorry for my english, I using translator.)
This like Castle tileset. No no no, It’s same castle battle level.
I don’t like it, sorry.
(I’m using Google Translate, because I’m Turkish.)
It’s looking very good. I like it.
Yes, i made Carrotus battle too, but its with Carrotus Mountain Tileset.
This is good mystical pack about travelling in dreams? Very good! Level was made pretty good, tilesets are nice, except Phantasmagoria…Diamond have some bug in color…Musics is cool…Mystical and some scary(i mean void.it)…Gameplay is some hard, but nice. Hmm…What about enemies, there are much enemies. And levels, i like huge levels, its one more reason why i wanna set rating up…Maybe this download must be featured, but i dont know…If you disagree with my review, i will delete it!
Results:
Rating: 8.7
DR: Yes, have fun!
I see a completely useless review…
Is there a reward for “0 of 11 users found this a good review”?
EDIT:Nice to see the review deleted.
Hey, you’re the RedMser I and my friend CiapaeScampa (D. S.) played with on the server!
Good level! Despite the layer 4 eyecandy, it looks nice, and what’s the most important – it’s just fun. It gives that oldschool feeling.
Actually I think I kinda promised to review this once it would be uploaded, after I had just betatested it. So here goes.
As you probably know already, this is a single-player level pack, that can’t be called an episode literally, since it is more like a medley of different levels that aren’t properly in connection between each other. So basically, the pack has got an ending, and doesn’t have any unfinished levels, but the author intended to make this a full-length episode in the first place. It however turned out as a shorter medley of different levels like I said, since the author quite retired. If you have played Jazz Unleashed Demo by BlurredD, you know this is a similar case.
The “episode” here however, is quite the best piece of work in a while after Episode 5: The Fortress of Ruin. This isn’t of course even nearly as hard, as Episode 5, but it’s certain that the difficulty might not be suitable for everyone either. There is no clear storyline on here, since the thing is still unfinished, but apparently there was a bit of an idea about the plot. If I’ve got it right, you play as a character, who goes to ‘City Centre’ to buy some drugs. For the rest of the pack, you’re sort of hallucinating/dreaming and play in that state. This will result in facing a lot of surreal/weird scenery and things through the pack.
There really is a lot of atmosphere put in the levels, which makes this pack really enjoyable and interesting. The graphics-quality is very high, meaning things will more or less look realistic and you can always see some more scenery than in any average single-player episode. That doesn’t mean it would ever be too confusing, although in some levels the graphics are there to add difficulty. There’s also some very atmospherical music, that “drains” you into the level, and keeps you interested in adventuring through it. For example hear void.it used on ‘The Pride’, which creates a perfect creepy and mysterious atmosphere, that fits the theme.
Gameplay is no worse either, although there are no big gimmicks or super original ideas in it. However you are going to face some things that you probably haven’t before. There are overall 5 bigger levels, with a few cutscenes and bonus-levels. Each level does have at least some unique things, smaller or bigger, such as themes/scenery/puzzles/quests/secret areas. Because the levels are mainly as large as they are, you are able to explore and adventure around a lot, which already raises the replay-value of this pack. Just saying, that the gameplay isn’t only about tunnel-running or linear platform-jumping. To reach your goal in the level, you often need to search for something, and that way it may get a bit frustrating at times. There however are hints on your way, so you just need to look around carefully. I won’t be revealing more here, but just reminding you that this pack has no practically impossible levels. If you want true challenge, try playing on Hard mode like I did. It really has much difference compared to Easy/Medium.
Myself I liked this episode a lot. Definitely should get the featured download of the month-award. The fact that the pack was made for TSF, and that it might be unplayable with Lori, are no excuse from preventing it. To be honest, there aren’t a lot of other as high quality TSF works as this. I truly recommend that you at least try this out, since it is worth playing, although it is unfinished. It is also a very inspirational piece of work. Some people say they prefer ‘Phantasmagoria’ as their own favourite level of this pack, and so it might be in overall. However, my personal favourite theming here is ‘The Pride.’ What’s yours? Go download and play!
SJ
Nice idea, however, eyecandy sucks. While Battle1 looks nice, this variant could be much more pretty, but it isn’t! What a shame. And that text string in every room is annoying.
Currently I do not recommend downloading. Maybe If tuned up, I would recommend.
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