It really is amazing to see an absolute classic such as Dimension be used in new levels, especially when they are as high-quality as this, a level that goes by the same name, that captures it's essence and vibe perfectly, translating it into a banger of a level, one that takes you on a journey, a beginning middle and end, where you get a sense of story progression and conclusion, due mostly to the beautiful art that is showcased all throughout, in the background, foreground, block design and especially the boss towards the end.

You get so much detail in each part of this level, one of the best ways to immerse players into your level is to integrate parts of the design into the gameplay, instead of just making it a background, it adds a ton of weight to the decoration and makes each part of it feel and look important. This is one of those levels that is more of a short movie rather than just a short level.

The design for the bossfight is also amazing, it's powerful, frightening, it blends into the world perfectly, it's movements are smooth and it has a wide gamut of attacks, definitely one of the best aspects about this.

By Nexus [GD]