LOL!! This tileset rocks! ;-P
It hasn’t got much eyecandy but the blocks are cool and so are the “coins”.
It’s a very nice title set!
It’s so easy to make a level whit this title set! I hope there whill be more agama title sets soon!
Wait for meeeeeeeeeeee!!!!!!!!! ;P
Nevermind.
Alright, let’s get on to the review.
Cell’s Deserted Dungeon is quite a decent CTF lvl. It’s got good weapons placement, good gameplay (btw, I still think it’s Jazz unfriendly, baha! :-P) and nice eyecandy.
The reason why I like this lvl is because of the lvl’s structure. It’s very cool and and it feels like you’re in an orange icecream factory with big yellow limestones supporting the roof. ;-)
The eyecandy is as I said good. Nothing special though and sometimes, it gets boring but since Castle2 is naturally boring I’ve decided it’s not your fault Cell and won’t take away any points. BTW, if you ever use this tileset again Cell, use more drawbridges and make knights! Loads of knights! An amry of knights! All over the place! Knights! Knights! Knights! Ahem. Sorry.
Deserted Dungeon’s gameplay really rocks and it’s this that makes the lvl fun to play in. It’s got no dead ends, nice, smooth platforms, and well placed springs. Do I need to say more?
Conclusion:
Another great CTF lvl by the lvl-machine Cell. Download Deserted Dungeon NOW.
Cheers,
White Rabbit.
PS: HAHAHAHAH! I got the longest review!! :-P
Yes it is. I won’t write a review about this.
Finally Cell has collected his massive count of CTF levels to one pack. This will help MUCH those lazy people who didn’t bother to download these separately. Have to confess: I was one of them! :)
I’ve seen some of these levels before, but not all. Mostly they’re good, but in some places the design is a little confusing. Still it is not bad always. The weapon placement is great.
Great Cell, we want more of these great packs![This review has been edited by Blade]
Put On NXT LVL mariodiscoFV
The background is great. Other than that, it’s pretty linear. Above average, but not very much so.[This review has been edited by Trafton AT]
My review of the tileset is in the tileset. I will review an example level that apparently was supposed to be included that I was sent via ICQ.
This is a bad level to go with a pretty bad tileset. It features far below average everything, and even a lot of eyecandy glitches. The tileset is used terribly, with more focus on the characters than gameplay or eyecandy. In fact, the characters often get in the way of normal play. The mask is terrible for this tileset. I got stuck no less than 10 times in only about 20 minutes of play, which is unacceptable. There is no way that I could recommend this level, except to even the most extremely dedicated Pokemon fan. And even for them, this level will get boring and annoying faster than you can say “Pikachu.”[This review has been edited by Trafton AT]
An interesting battle level, really, though I can’t say I’m a huge fan of it. There are quite a few tile errors in some of the level, while other parts suffer from highly tedious gameplay. Overall, however, it’s a pretty good level and worth a download if you’re a fan of battle levels. The level is different than most things you see, but still just don’t keep my interest for long. Sorry[This review has been edited by Trafton AT]
A good level in a group of levels with little members.
A fun lighthearted battle level suffers from lack of depth. It gets boring after extended play.
These aren’t very good levels.
A very good space level, especially with all the Mezz-based horrors out there.
Tileset is hard to use. Full review later.
Wow, it’s not only “just anotha world” but just another amazing custom tileset creation from that continent we forget about too often.
To be more precise, it’s the first time i saw that kind of mixture in a tileset at all. JAW contains very detailed comic like objects like trees, flowers and stone walls for the foreground, really awesome spacey looking mountains for the background and even a cool texture for the animated 3d background in layer 8, which really can make impressing levels, as Disguise showed us in his example battle levels (which are included in the ZiP archive).
Furthermore, the tileset is very large and has all kinds of useful stuff like vines, signs rain etc. etc.. Also, don’t forget to take a look at the mask…tsktsk :-)
Overall, this is A MUST DOWNLOAD FOR EVERY Jazz2 player, no matter which continent he or she is from :-)
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This review sums up my thoughts pretty well. This is an interesting tileset regardless of what continent you live in. The background is impressive and everything is quite well-drawn. There weren’t that many negative things. The mixture is strange and limits the kinds of levels you can make, but it still is very good.
+ PROS: Well-drawn and well-done.
- CONS: Could be a little bit hard to use because of the kind of tileset it is. A few really miniscule masking errors.
VERDICT: Overall, I give this a 7.7 and a download recommendation.
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The tileset has masking problems, which makes it a worse experiance. Otherwize, nice job!
A great challange and great fun. While the level is a bit sketchy at the beginning (sketchy is comparitive-the start of the level alone is amazing), the rest makes up for it.
Trafton: rating lowering edit. Only things that are perfect get 10s from me now. :P[This review has been edited by Trafton AT]
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