Beautiful level designs

I've seen some very basic level designs, some extremely complicated, and everything in between. There are levels that I can't figure out at all (such as some of Richardfu's), and some that are obvious right off the bat. And then there are those levels that are so beautifully designed, such as VB's "Square One" - I have no idea how the mechanism works, especially in several stages like that, but it is very nice. Not easy to figure out, but not too difficult either. "Aztec Island" by B Hill (Benny Hill? Or am I the only one old enough to remember that?) with its ghost block... plus it's a silly design. Too many others to mention, but there are several nice ones out there.

Thanks to tutorials from Trids and a couple of others, I'm finally starting to get the hang of the game. Eventually I might start designing levels of my own, but right now I'm having too much fun playing what's out there... and the mark of a good level is one that you want to play again.

And speaking of levels, I like the community participation in levels - VB updated "Square One" twice
because of comments and suggestions that people have made, and other authors, such as Moggies Race,
have done the same. That's nice to see, real community spirit, and constructive criticism, literally.

 

Adding to the above... another level that I really like isn't complicated, nor is it difficult, and that is "Reinicio" by AndroidHackPro. It's straightforward and easy, with all of the draggables and tap spots in plain view and easy to get to, which isn't always the case in levels. But one of the nicest features of it is the fact that if B gets knocked off a platform or even tossed out of the level, he can get right back in via the stairs, which is a rare feature in any level. For example, "The Earthquake" by B Hill is an amazing level, nicely engineered and a genius concept - but if B gets tossed out of the level by that first moving block, there's no way for him to get back in, other than restarting the level; the only real 'flaw' of that level, as far as I can tell.