Jazz Jackrabbit 2 Online

This is funny, that hocus pocus thing…

SSSSUUUUPER titleset and a SSSSSSSSSSSSSUUUUUUUUUUUUUper level!!!

I like colon levels, so that wy I give a high rating.
P.s. Woud jou please review my levels???
Aher are Devans Revenge episode 2,3 and 4.

Some levels are boring, but some levels are funny…

Terrible, i cant take it anyl longer ,my eyes, arg,

Sorry but i rate this a 1.2

That wasnt that bad, only to much lives, ( one ups ) and at some places to much goods, I could easly kill the boss with so much fastfire, there are to many full energy’s in the lvl to.

Good But Dutch

I agree what does a monkey do on a beach ?, and then the secrets are easy to find uhm how do i say : prodictable ? ( dutch = voorspelbaar )
Anyway, it still was good. and yes why is it dutch ? ;-P.[This review has been edited by BúññyÉlmér]

Very Short . No Eyecandy . Where Are The Enemies . Wheres The Ammo . And Last Wheres The Fun ?

Wow, some really good lvls there, some where to small, but the music is good.

Wel done.

Very good level… Woud jou please review my level???(Devans Revenge episode 2,3 and 4)

Good levels, but far to many enemys… I like that battle with Bubba on the bridge!!! Ha ha ha!!!

cool

I download this and what see i???!!!! a Briliant TILESET!!! 1 : good colors
2 : cool background house’s
3 : good mask’s
4 : you make easy a level with this tileset (i than!)
5 : orginal
6 : one of the best tileset’s from j2o

why download you this no? =DOWNLOAD THIS NOWWWWWWWWWWW!!!!!!!!!!=

THIS IS BETTER THAN ALL J2O TILESET!

+ : ORGINAL COOL GOOD COLORS
- : no -!

Bad, TO BAD THIS IS NO MUSIC!!! THIS IS A censored BAD SONG FROM THE HIMALAYA!
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Cool , good work proximus. the beat is very good , so good that you this need all jj2 fan’s need it! this is a must !!! i love this music NWCRYST and this is the best music ever! from jj2, that mean i than.

This level is great! Only some puzzels are a bit difficult…

Nice pack
Oke, let’s start out whit a 10
Normal comment for your levels:
Dutch language use (wich doesn’t matter for me because I’m dutch too but still 1 point off)
To much carrots at one place: 0,5 point off
To much candy: 0,5 point off
No music at roy’s castle: 0,1 point off
Bad placement of enemys, what does a monkey do at a beach?: 0,2 points off
So that makes it an 7,7[This review has been edited by luuk]

It is clear that Agama puts a lot of work into his tilesets, and Sirius is no exception. Sirius is composed of three tilesets, Dimensions1-3, each with a different colour scheme. They come in blue-gold, pink-light blue, and green-blue flavour my personal favourite is the blue-gold one, the others seem to hurt my eyes). There is also an example level, which illustrates the tileset’s many uses to the full.

Graphics: 9.5/10
In Sirius, you walk along a series of pipes (gold, pink or green) with stars as more solid scenery. The pipes can slope up and down, with tiles for each. These pipes have variations, with kinks and scratches in them. There are also T and + junctions for the pipes, but with the stars as denser scenery there are a lot of junctions and it can be difficult to find what you want. There is an 8×8 parallax background, and some layer 6 and 7 tiles if you put your mind to what you want. There are also pipes to walk through, diamond ‘backgrounds’ (light and dark versions), and more. The one problem is that the stars have gaps in and you can see through them, making it hard to conceal secrets in the walls. However, there are a lot of tiles (about 700!) and they all look beautiful, so graphics get a high mark.

Ease of use: 6/10
I actually found this tileset quite hard to use. Maybe it was because of the number of tiles (there are a lot) but most of the time I couldn’t find the tile I wanted. In most cases it was hidden among a group of similar-looking tiles, in other cases it wasn’t in the tileset at all. For example, there’s a pipe sloping at about 30 degrees to the left, and a similar one with stars underneath it. There isn’t any sloping to the right, and if you flip it the stars are also flipped which looks weird if you’re using non-flipped stars around it. Also, the user is forced to use some layer 5 to achieve some tiles, such as pipes ending in stars. Finally, there are tiles for layers 6 and 7, but they’re hard to find and could just as easily be part of the sprite layer. I use the diamond backgrounds for layer 6 and the blue linking boxes for layer 7. Make the backgrounds semitransparent for some cooler eye-candy (and so they aren’t confused with backgrounds from the sprite layers) On a lighter note, the animations were easy to find and follow and looked great.

Example level: 9/10
Sirius comes with an example level and music, as an example to what it can achieve. The music suits the level, with a space-y theme. The level itself is a single player level, with enemies and some secrets. It is well designed – it uses all the tiles in the tileset to the max. There are some instances where the stars have been flipped, but as there’s no other way around this I’ll let it off. The only other niggle I had with the tileset was near the end there was a big flashing blue thing. This really slowed down Jazz 2, and stars could’ve been better for the job. Also it was quite short, but it’s an example level, who cares?

Overall: 8.5/10
This is a beautiful level – the pipes and stuff are very well done, and the stars are a nice idea. This had great potential, but I found it quite hard to use with some tiles hidden or not there. Download recommendation? Yes. It’s a good tileset, but use it if you fancy a challenge![This review has been edited by Shen]

This tileset rocks, it has the requirements needed (poles, destruct blocks, back+fore eyecandy etc.) and it looks so cool. The backround looks grey and dull, but it fits in with the tileset. There are some nice and interesting animations, and awesome looking spikes. There are a few bad points, but i cant really take much off because of that. Read WR’s review for more.