Answer 1

The final screen looks really cool Love the art.

Answer 2

Looks great and good gameplay. Very enjoyable.

Answer 3

great flow. always love air control maps

Answer 4

I love this map: everything was far enough that you had to optimize your route, it gave me a reason to figure out the mapler slide(even though it is not mandatory for this map).
Thanks!

About the art: last screen is really beautiful.

Answer 5

Thank you all for your comments

Answer 6

wtf is the "Mapler slide"

Answer 7

i think hes talking about this technique
https://saltysweetme.files.wordpress.com/2012/12/dyq7klltvuyrroq4sxnnjw2.gif

Answer 8

Oh that would make more sense!

Answer 9

I like the turkey slapping gameplay. In terms of graphics, I don't like platforms that appear to be floating in front of a parallax background (neither do the Hitbox designers). The end scene looks cool; nice use of the elliptical background light thing.

Answer 10

For gameplay, I really like the mix of enemy placement and the brevity of the level, feels like some of the better floating platform / air control maps not unlike a Towelie map.

   As for the art, I can't help but agree with videohead about floating platforms.  There's nothing connecting anything on layers 12-17 so it looks really off.  The final room gets a lot of praise but it has more stuff than necessary IMO... but hey, maybe I'm just a hater.  I think using fewer props in creative ways that focus attention is way better than just throwing all the props at the problem:  http://atlas.dustforce.com/4692/treasure-island

Answer 11

http://atlas.dustforce.com/1036/ossario
That is an absolute clusterfuck of props, but they are all used purposefully and effectively so it still looks amazing.

Answer 12

Yeah like in the final room here in Axolotl a lot of the props aren't rotated or mirrored at all, so they all look identical to eachother (like the bushes in the bottom left) which makes it look like prop spam.

Answer 13

axolotls are cute