oh man, i want this game so badly! It looks so fun! D:

They made game/level creation into a really delightful experience. You just have to be REALLY careful if you're going for fairness in the level's difficulty. It's easy to do too much or too little of something in the excitement of the moment.

I've made three levels so far and I'm working on a super tough fourth one. I love this game so far! I'll have to give your levels a try when I get off work.

;iconVictoriaViper: recommended The Roivas Mansion, but of course I had to play a level called The Dragon's Hoard's too.

"The Roivas Mansion" -- 6EC4-0000-0040-E2AB - Power-ups needed to progress at the end of hallway challenges is a neat idea. However, the first time due to the time it takes the Fire Flower to spawn I didn't get it before I left. Having one instance of the powerup on the ground would be good. That would also solve the problem of once you understand the gimmick taking a hit from Kuribo's shoe when it falls from the pipe. Wasn't a fan of the needless overuse of sound and visual effects (the musical note blocks were especially bad here). Likewise, no idea what Wii Fit trainer has to do with anything - although it's always great to see her you can't be her for most of the level due to the mechanics, so it seems like she could be better utilized. Finally, after the first death to a pit when invincible I didn't have the patience to jump through all the hoops again, so I beat this level by getting the fire flower and then tanking damage from the spikes and thwomps to get to the Lakitu section. Don't think you intended that so I thought I'd let you know.

"The Dragon's Hoard" -- 5012-0000-0013-BF39 - Always nice to play as Charizard! This is a good use of him because you can stay as him for the whole level. I lost him to the random Piranha Plant in a block for seemingly no reason though. The pipe firing coins for the Flag Pole jump is a good touch. However, it seems like the most challenging part of the stage is how well you can time the trampoline jump, and the Goomba part after that is very slow. Other than that this is a pretty good course.

So you were that Kae person. :P The effects were supposed to be Eternal Darkness's sanity effects. The level in general won't make sense to anyone who isn't a fan of that game. Similarly, WFT is supposed to be heroine Alex Roivas.

I owned Eternal Darkness for the Gamecube, and I'd rate it one of my favorite horror video games (for the creativity involved, not necessarily all the gameplay execution). Still doesn't change how I feel about the effects here, though it does explain what you were going for. Did you know about the skip?

Regardless, forgot to add a closing comment last time: it was neat to see some of the concepts you used in your stage design, like the hallway challenges in the Roivas Mansion. I hope we'll see more stages from you that utilize those concepts. Overall I think the volume of stages available and lack of checkpoints might make it easier for people to lose patience repeating a long level, so that might be something to keep in mind for the future. Best of luck with any future stages!

Ah, I see. Okay then. In that case, you might want to remember that commenting on stages also automatically stars them, so maybe don't comment if you really dislike a stage.

Since creators need stars to upload more courses, I try to star any course where it seems like the creator had a good idea or was just competent about execution. I think you have good ideas so I'd want you to be able to upload more courses, but I hope the advice will help you continue to improve your courses as well. Good luck with everything!