Come Out n Play

"Come Out and Play (Keep 'em Separated)" is a song from the punk rock group Offspring, from their 3rd album "Smash" released in 1994, their biggest seller to date. It sold over 16 million copies, setting the record for most copies sold by an independent label. Oddly enough, Offspring moved on to a major label after this album and became a little more mainstream in their music...

I definitely switched to the dark side ... in fact a long time ago I switched to "Mekorama inverted" - "For those wishing a dark theme"...Well,pretty straightforward relaxing level but sir,I love your style when designing Thanks for sharing @D.S.Masters

At first I thought your title was a reference to the movie "The Warriors" (which has a killer soundtrack BTW). Liked the extended path, but

Spoiler

this time, the red brick in the corner gave away the trap.

Lovely, ! We can't go out to play yet in the UK, but at least we can enjoy B going out instead. He got a quite lost in the maze of alleyways, at one point I was glad I could tap where I wanted B to be and leave him to find his way, !

Ah...Yes, lovely. I was again grateful for B's tritanium reinforced sneaker soles for his lovely path.
And, along with a dum smile stamped on my face as i opened the door, I had as ear worm "Dear Prudence (won't you come out to play)"

Erm...trap? What trap?....going back to play.

@Don G Rowe said.....thx 4 sharing @D.S.Masters

@Don G Rowe I always put that red brick there... it helps me to orient the level for the card. And yeah, that's a killer soundtrack.

@mossieurclo Wow - I haven't heard that song in a long time.

@D.S.Masters Yep. It's one of the first songs i learned on guitar. A century ago

Dunnit!