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Simple, but not as much as your first one. You need to inspect everything to see the path this time. I agree 100% with @nGord about the unused area/elements.

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For instance, the balls. Distractions, dead end paths, traps and other red herrings can be incorporated. But to be effective, they need to look like they might do something useful, or lead to the win. Here the balls are obviously not going to be part of the game play and can just be ignored

But nice work, with a good look. Keep it up!

I was hoping that zapperR was heading down the stairs than coming up as I had no control of B during that long slide. Played it twice just to see where zapperR was on the 2nd. Well design albeit a little easy. Thanks

@nGord Thanks, I agree about the extra unused terrain...result of an idea that took an unexpected turn. I should a removed all that mess, and my next level will probably swing the other way. Thanks for moving, I thought exploit bugs meant to kinda test it for bugs! Look for a compact and hopefully better thought out level.

Nice but pretty simple level. Agree with @nGord about the extras but it was a fun level and entertained me while I was on hold with the absolutely most horrid version of Clair de Lune that I have ever heard. Thank you!

If it's the DeBussy melodic composition, it's one of my favorites. But people can slaughter any great song. BTW, Chopin is my favorite composer. Loved him as a child, never quite got over it. This is one of my earlier levels, I was know NDA feeling my way around blindly. By t thanks for playing, and for the nice rating!

@Black1226 One more thing in common. Chopin is my favorite too! And Ashkenazy as pianist but it is definitely Barenboim on Beethoven. Undecided on Debussy. But I do love Clair de Luna and it is one of only several pieces, that I know of, that actually calls for the use of all three pedals.