Levon City

Spoiler: Checkmark

I'll include a rating and comment later. Thanks!

My apologies for submitting this review so long after playing this incredible level.

A nearly excellent level! Still a great level, but it's a shame that that one slider in the corner never came out for me. I thus had to result to finding another way and found another exploit in the process.

Spoiler: New exploit

Others have found it now too in other levels, but essentially what I found back in December was for a way for B to step sideways from a stair block. I first tapped one block below/before the stair block that B was on and then immediately the red brick beside the stair block - and B would go to the brick block.

Another qualm I had was mixing ability/action sections with an otherwise excellent logic level. :mad: And the worst was forcing us to complete 90% of the level only to likely fail due to poor timing at the end. Still, I really enjoyed the challenge of this level. There were many partially hidden draggables that were fun to find and see what they would do. Trying to figure out the order of all the steps was probably the best part. The design was both attractive, unique, and sophisticated. Thank you for the creation!

P.S. To clarify, the bottom-right (South East) corner slider never come out for me. So I thought it was intentional and that I had to find another way. Therefore, in order to get past it, what I did was...

Spoiler: Workaround

On the way out to the ball around the corner I used the Autopilot Falling trick and on the way back I used a variation of what is now commonly called the Springboard Stair trick.

Falling to the stairs - I would first send B to the first of three stairs above the three block slider on the east side. Then, when the slider was in the north position, I would send B to the north end of it, but such that when he got to the slider, the slider would be in the south position. Because of Autopilot, B would attempt the step regardless and would end up falling down to the stair block below. Sometimes he would fall clear to the white space below and I would have to autopilot B back up onto the slider that runs east to west down the centre of the level.

Stepping off the stairs to the side - Placing B on the top stair block (of four closest to the ball around the corner) I found that if I tapped the stair block below it and then immediately the brick block beside that one, B would walk to the brick block. I didn't know it at the time, but that is the basic premise of Springboard Stair: tap one block before the stair block that B is standing on and then another block in that same plane and B will go to it even though he may otherwise not be allowed to do so.