This has the potential of triggering peoples' epilepsy if they have it, so you may want to find a fix for this. Lastly, you have HDMA issues- every time you end a level, the colors start flashing. Why not try to utilize the instakill Gears from the World 2 castle here? That way you still have a moving obstacle to avoid, but there's still no benefit to grabbing the Mushrooms because you can't just take damage to get rid of it. That's not much of an obstacle if you ask me, and I don't see much progression. But you can just run under them, and there's only really one obstacle mushroom.
At first, it's simple ducking and weaving, and then at the end you have one more.which is the same thing but shorter, and there's two trap mushrooms inside the blocks. This is good, I like the progression, though the snake is easier than the bounce before it- perhaps swap them? Now look at the setup of "mushrooms on sprite-solid blocks". The first one is easy, the second one has you weaving under single columns to make sure you don't get a mushroom, and then the last is a long "snake" of mushrooms bouncing. For example, you have 3 bouncy sections with Mushrooms. It also doesn't feel like you're really building an interesting puzzle with it, you primarily just use the same 3 kinds of setups without really building upon all of them to make more interesting challenges. Green Switch's puzzle is far easier, but still frustrating due to its length. I got too frustrated at the puzzle in Yellow Switch that I never completed it- I just gave up. Your punishment for messing up even once is to go back to the start, and it's very, very easy to make a small mistake. Second, your puzzles in the two Switch Palaces are.way too long and frustrating. Cool hack! However, there are a few issues I'd like to point out:įirst off, every path in World 2 is enabled by default except Castle -> World 3, so you can just head straight for the pyramid at the start- may want to fix this!
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