Week 13 playing random EE worlds until EE! releases

N1KF · 2025-01-20 00:59:59

▼Day 19

#170: boss off - karolp - PW-0vkpsnVa0I

A small boss from 2011. Strangely, the code is right at spawn. All the coins and crown are unreachable. I like the Grass and New Year's decorations, but the Spring grass and the Summer umbrella in the boss entrance is a bit excessive.

tags: boss, free code
coins: 0/5
crown: impossible
code: get

#171: wip friends can join - flobalob - PW-0vypSFAcEI

Well, it doesn't say non-friends can't join...

It's a board of Monopoly. While the game board logo appears to be bot-generated, the rest appears to be pixel art which I like. There's nothing to do but land on the Free Parking space right as you join.

tags: art, blocked off, monopoly, party game, unfinished

#172: Under Construction - ttf12 - PW-0yP4ToBcEI

A strange, incomplete world. You start in the top left in a cavernous-like area. You can go into the colourful rainbow glow which has win trophy, and an invisible portal to a rainbow room. Outside the rainbow room are colored glass blocks distanced from mechanical structures, which might be lasers. Going further takes you into a room with a jetpack and Prism Shield (Protection and Fly effect respectively), but the jetpack can't be reached because it's too high.

Alternatively, from the sky caves, you can fall to the bottom. There is a hilly terrain with some floating platforms.

I don't know the intent of the world creator, but it may have been a cave world with sci-fi elements.

tags: explore, unfinished, upgrades
difficulty: Easy
win: 5.58s

#173: free edit - tabby22350 - PW-1-OtaxlcEI

A free edit world. The checkerboard floor, and Clay background look nice together. However, there is large text mentioning a reproductive organ for no apparent world.

tags: explore, free edit, sandbox, text, vulgar

#174: boss to copy - paulinha1289 - PW-1-gunQCbEI

A small 2011 boss. The ID for this one has "gun" in it. Once again, getting the coins and code requires good timing with a second player with god mode. I do not however intend to keep doing trying this.

I like the use of Glass, Pastel, Factory, and Canvas.

coins: 0/3
code: impossible (hard with keys)

#175: samrskell - samrskel - PW-152EgvcbEI

Some hills and a floating island. The floating island has 7 coins and a house. Although you can land on the side as you spawn, you can't do anything else.

On the surface, there's an opening letting you go underground. Down there are two coins and some water. Unfortunately you can't escape because of where the dots are placed.

For some reason, the sun is green.

tags: interior, outdoors, underground
difficulty: easy
coins: 2/9

#176: code 0000 - marek63 - PW-15UOxPGbUI

The MrShoe hole world with some edits. There are coins, another island, random Farm blocks, Checker blocks, a crown, and lines of arrows. The win trophy is also reachable with a small dot trail. The background is made up of grey Basic blocks. I like all the small creative touches.

tags: home world variant, outdoors, non-linear:
coins: 14/14
bcoins: 2/2
crown: get
win: 2.40s

That's all of the PW-0 worlds! Now we're on PW-1 worlds.

carbon3715, John

N1KF · 2025-01-21 00:59:40

▼Day 20

#177: Coins World - juuliaah - PW-15wKs4_bEI

This world does not in fact have coins. It's just two odd-looking monsters.

tags: monster

#178: Untitled World - magogi - PW-175hKRObEI

A world starting with a coaster that doesn't completely work. On the right side, there are bunch of coins and dots. Unfortunately, if you fall you can't get back up. This makes some of the coins hard to get, but I did it pretty quickly by going diagonally to get the hardest to reach coins.

On the bottom, there are some keys and key doors. A blue key door room has a crown and some more coins. If the doors close on you, you can't escape until another player presses the key.

tags: coin spam, key softlock, nonsense
difficulty: easy
coins: 58/58
bcoins: 6/6
crown: get

#179: Epic face - djklay - PW-17rJfEvbEI

Bot-generated art of an epic face. There are various crowns colouring the face, so they're pretty easy to get (mainly around the top).

tags: bot art, meme
difficulty: easy
crown: get

#180: zombie world - tibi3511 - PW-18nIw5obUI

A 2013 zombie world. Unfortunately, as a world from that time, it has no Zombie Effect, requiring you to use Zombie Potions which aren't in EEO or PixelWalker.

There's one area with lots of coins that is possible, but tricky to reach without being a zombie. You either have to boost up doing a hook precise hook jump, or boost up to the floating heart on the right and jump off of it.

I like the variety of buildings and random details, like a zombie with an axe.

tags: coin spam, exterior, interior, outdoors, sky, zombie
difficulty: easy
coins: 471/488
bcoins: 39/41
other: check potions

#181: Prison - wolfsblood - PW-18zuV0kbEI

A prison world. I like the first room, with colour-coded cells with the matching keys. The second room where you must tight fit jump into chairs and tables is a bit time-wastey. Next is the coin-filled stairwell, which technically requires enough coins to pass, but you'll probably get enough just by jumping up it. There are two side rooms with prisoners and a mining area. I appreciate how well-rounded this prison is compared to the other prison levels.

Finally, at the top there is some art of two humans. There's a room with a...heater? It has magma and a yellow Mineral block. Let me know if you figure out what it is. The last room has a bunch of blue coins, and you need them all to reach the win trophy.

Speeding through, I beat the world in under a minute. A good challenge would be trying to get as few gold coins as possible. Fun level, if you like collecting obscene amounts of coins.

tags: canada, coin spam, human, interior, key softlock, prison
coins: 339/339
bcoins: 146/146
win: 58.85s

John

John · 2025-01-21 15:52:00

I love these SO MUCH! Which world has been your favorite so far?

N1KF wrote:

which once again means it won't load in PixelWalker.

Will be fixed soon(tm)!

N1KF wrote:

However, there is large text mentioning a reproductive organ for no apparent world.

Banned this one from being playable in PixelWalker, thanks for pointing this one out.

N1KF · 2025-01-22 03:55:57

John wrote:

I love these SO MUCH! Which world has been your favorite so far?

That's hard to answer, but I'd go with nexus221's "HighSchool RP Remake".

▼Day 21

#182: nasumies - luksyfearkirill919 - PW-19XR6j0bEI

A world where you go up arrows, and jump off to get blue coins. The background is odd. There appears to be remnants of letters covered by the Basic blue backgrounds added later. The letter on the bottom is definitely M, but the rest is harder to read. On the top, it looks like R and E are halfway cut off, but the third character is unclear. Probably either a dash, or the number 4 or 9.

The name is also odd. What's a nasumi? Well, Nasumi is a Japanese girl's name. Doesn't make it any more clear to me though.

tags: coin spam, nonsense
difficulty: easy
bcoins: 483/483

#183: 3 magic genorators - natedog36 - PW-19m0hyTbEI

Some genorators [sic] for magic. They're fun to go through. I prefer the purple one, since it's a bit less repetitive than the white metal one. The purple one goes in lots of loops. You can also visit some buildings for a change of pace.

Surprisingly well designed. I expected an area you could get stuck with the keys, or some way to permanently miss coins, but it looks like that isn't the case. (I reset once thinking I missed some...)

This world is from mid-2012. You'd expect this to be older, since the newest blocks used are coin doors.

SYSTEM: LICTOR just got a magic coin! Maximum energy increased by 666.

tags: arrow tubes, automatic, interior, magic
difficulty: easy
coins: 914/914
bcoins: 224/224
crown: get

#184: Micro Worlds [WIP] - firerob - PW-1BKeKrFcEI

What looks like a compilation of several smaller worlds. Unfortunately only one was ever made, so I'll review that.

The world was created October 1, 2017, so the first and only area might be a Halloween themed area. This area looks excellent. It's a wonderfully dark and creepy, elegant castle. On the bottom right there's some kinda angel thing with an eye, horns, a halo, and a claw. Behind the clouds, there's a large bleeding eyeball. Nothing I haven't seen before as a Kirby player.

The gameplay is alright. A few minis feel somewhat lackluster, though I like how near the roof you go through the same area with different team effects after doing different minis. Upon reaching the top, the level ends, but it doesn't have any rewards there so it's probably unfinished.

At the bottom right, you can get stuck. Right next to it, there's a pit with a crown. In PixelWalker you're stuck, but in EEO there's a poison effect killing you in a minute and robot NPCs asking why you went down there.

This sadly only has 12 plays. But YOU can play it!

tags: castle, clouds, minis, outdoors, spooky, unfinished
difficulty: medium
crown: get

#185: Ride-twentyonepilots - suisunday - PW-1E9A1HEcUI

This is our second Ultra Wide world. The first was "World 1-1", which I failed to notice. The description is "Ride by twenty one pilots, that simple".

Our first complete dedicated music world! It's alright, though I'm not a fan of this song, at no fault of the world creator. The harmony is a bit repetitive and EE's piano is not flattering for it.

If you're playing in PixelWalker, some of the notes will sound messed up. Make sure to play this on the most up-to-date ArchivEE 2.1 test version.

tags: music, twenty one pilots
difficulty: none
win: 0.00s

#186: CODE IS 3441 - sastroop - PW-1IhQvBibkI

A grey building labelled NPD. I don't know what it is, maybe a police department, weather station, or radio station? In the first room there are two chairs separated by glass. I can't tell what's in the middle floor, but on the top floor it looks like there are figures. Up on top, there's a colorful satellite dish or something similar.

tags: free code, interior, social

John, Edilights

N1KF · 2025-01-23 02:59:20

▼Day 22

#187: Stairs and Minigames - awesomeryan - PW-1J84HyNbUI

A stairs and boxed minis level. Now I can excuse some stairs, but this level goes out of its way to include zig-zagging towers. In total, the stairs took me over ten minutes. Than you have boxed minis, but nothing unique enough to be described.

The best part is the sprite artwork on the minimap, but even that's a little scuffed, because somebody failed to realize that fully black blocks are transparent on the minimap.

tags: boxed minis, epic face, mario, smiley, sprite, stairs, windows
difficulty: easy

coins: 41/41
bcoins: 6/6
win: 1018.75s

#188: fun house - skittlesmadman - PW-1JkoYDAbEI

Not a funhouse, this is more of a pirate house. There's some water at the bottom, and some platforms with arrows to jump between them.

Getting the coins and crown can be quickly done at the level start, but climbing back up is tricky. It does feel a bit random with all those arrows pointing different directions.

tags: climb, interior
difficulty: easy
coins: 2/2
crown: get

#189: RPG - shipower - PW-1Jq6SbGa0I

A role-playing level city. Unfortunately the only spawn is blocked off from everything. I respect the attention to making so many buildings even if they suffer a case of Same Room Syndrome. My favorite is the colorful rainbow building. (Can you tell I like rainbows yet?)

There's also a floating island with a castle which is quite unusual. I haven't visited a city like that yet.

tags: blocked off, castle, city, floating island, hospital, hotel, interior, outdoors, prison, roleplay, social, unfinished
difficulty: impossible
coins: 0/36
crown: impossible
win: impossible

#190: Untitled World - sonic424 - PW-1KPRmyzb0I

An incomplete world that starts outdoors, then goes into a green marble building.

tags: interior, mostly empty, outdoor, unfinished

#191: 5 STAR HOTEL - boltxp - PW-1KrF5eMbUI

A hotel...? Well no, it's just a floating pirate ship, too distant to reach. The boat looks nice, better than most of the blobby boats I see in EE.

tags: mostly empty, pirate, unfinished

#192: anton - antonrd - PW-1Ksb1X3a0I

An old 2011 world. There are some basic minis that lead to nowhere in particular, but the highlight is the art. Specifically, the bouncy balls with trails. The smileys are a bit wonky, but that adds more charm. There's a and fusion that's not even 16x16 pixels. Might as well make your smileys unique.

The crown is probably possible with a Potion of Levitation.

tags: art, boxed minis, pokemon, smiley, sprite, windows

#193: Untitled World - skydoesmc - PW-1KzURdzbUI

A small 2013 world. There are some chairs, tables, very smashed text saying "MINECR"? That's the only thing I could get out of that text. Well, the owner is probably named after SkyDoesMinecraft.

There's a green tube-like structure that goes to the bottom, with a bunch of colorful bricks. The coins down there would be obtainable, if only you didn't spawn stuck in the corner!

The owner of this level has a rare "mouse" ID, meaning they're from a website like Mousebreaker, or wherever.

tags: blocked off, social, nonsense
coins: 0/16
bcoins: 0/10

John

N1KF · 2025-01-24 00:32:43

▼Day 23

#194: Untitled World - windseeker - PW-1LJkrg6bEI

A small stairs level. I appreciate a level like that doesn't drag itself out.

The world starts with a portal, but there's none at the end. Possibly it was meant to take the player in a loop.

tags: allows key spam, stairs
difficulty: easy

#195: TROLLS HQ - troller1234 - PW-1LaaPIYbUI

With 482 plays, the name "TROLLS HQ", and the owner troller1234 you'd expect an expect troll headquarters. Instead, it's an empty world with a splatter of red plastic blocks which makes me wonder what happened here.

tags: mostly empty, nonsense

#196: Untitled World - camilobomp - PW-1LbOi3LbEI

A world that's unfortunately impossible to start, because it relies on a non-functioning portal. It takes you through some platforming, a dot trail, then a boss. Even with the keys triggered, I don't think you can reach the winner's room without potions.

tags: boss, minis,
difficulty: impossible
win: impossible
code: impossible

#197: Country - danydaninutzu - PW-1LehKlsbUI

Some country flags. I see Italy, Chad or Romania (could also be Andorra or Moldova without coat of arms), France, Spain (without the coat of arms), and United States (simplified). Neat flags.

tags: art, chad, country, flag, france, italy, romania, spain, united states

#198: art & stuff - joyouse - PW-1LnPKiBbUI

Another low gravity world. There's a Laika smiley, a rainbow, and some random blocks to jump up. One of them has a win trophy. There's also an odd blob of Metal blocks with a crown in the top right, and on the bottom left there is a lovely autumn forest, with decorations like fences and barrels.

tags: laika, outdoors, sandbox, smiley, sprite
difficulty: easy
win: 1.46s
crown: 6s

#199: alexland - hyftducdidydi9ydidtd - PW-1LrEav6bEI

A very small boss world. Really, it's even smaller than it needs to be for the world size. Whoever made this must've had guts to make such an itty-bitty boss world. It has had 0 plays since 2012, so the microscopic boss was probably never tried.

tags: boss

#200: Perfect Coy Smiley - coy71 - PW-1M5PVPQbEI

For all the smiley art we've seen so far, this is a fitting 200th world. A perfect Coy smiley. A sign gives you permission to copy the artwork, so feel free to do that if you want. Nicely done, coy71.

tags: smiley, sprite
difficulty: easy
crown: 1s

200 worlds complete!

John

N1KF · 2025-01-25 02:59:43

▼Day 24

#201: My Home World - wunarg - PW-1Mg4dIncEI

Home world with some blocks missing.

tags: home world variant
difficulty: easy
coins: 1/1
bcoins: 1/1

#202: Me Shift Entry - musicman - PW-1MvwoxUa0I

This is the first world from 2010, being one of the 7,548 with a date in ArchivEE 2.1 test and the 4,497th oldest total. This doesn't include the worlds that are missing or have very old IDs, such as those ending in "AAA".

Here I face a dilemma. There's a swear word in the world's actual title, but at the same time, I've dedicated myself to not swearing. Here I chose not to include it, because censored words were used to prevent worlds from showing up in the lobby.

This level is a fun little Shift entry. There are four corners divided by colorful triangles, each corner having arrows or dots to make each one different to navigate. You get crowns from reaching the end, even if you got none of the coins.

This is also the first bot-related level, and the third world whose owner I'm familiar with (the others being groundpound and grensnez). You might know musicman from his very popular music worlds.

tags: abstract, non-linear, shift
coins: 6/6
crown: get

#203: awesome world - geekyminer1610 - PW-1N58B1MbEI

A small world filled with arrow tubes and Secret blocks. After reaching branching paths, there are multiple paths to take. Only one takes you to the end, but you can force yourself to go that way in their other paths by holding the right keys.

tags: arrow tubes, automatic, coin spam
difficulty: easy
coins: 155/155
difficulty: easy

#204: minecraft error map - gamerninja - PW-1N5Dzd_bUI

Another world that has seemingly nothing to do with Minecraft besides the Brown Bricks. First you start in towers with mostly unreachable coins. Then you're tasked with pressing the green key and quickly jumping up stairs.

Speedrunning while a second player to spams the keys is a bit satisfying. I almost got sub-5 seconds, but not quite.

As you spawn in the top left, you can get a few extra blue coins as you fall. The best I could get is 34, but more might be possible. All coins would be possible with the Potion of Levitation.

tags: coin spam, minis, timer
difficulty: easy
coins: 9/65
bcoins: 34/65
win: 5.16s

#205: tower climb part 1 - raddo2020 - PW-1NJpnEFbkI

A small world. The first section has you go through a few zig-zagging tubes. The second has what might be our first appearance of block people, those little characters with blocks for faces. The third is stairs, though these use key gates, so it's a timer challenge instead of the usual key door stairs.

tags: block people, part of series, timer,
win: 8.29s

#206: Death Run! - snowww - PW-1NMpWBHcEI

An odd level which requires a second player to have god mode to trigger global switches. How it works:

Once you have all 6 blue coins, the second player goes in an underground boost system with 7 switches, 0 to 6. Each switch is separated by boosts and a one-way, letting you hit them at any time, but always in order. Once you flip all switches, and the 7 switch is activated (not found in this pipeline) you can switch them all again and go back to the start.

On the top, there are some minis with global switch doors and gates. Unfortunately, they can only be reached when the 1 switch is activated. The goal is to get all the coins and not fall off as the switches are flipped. At the end, there's a crown and a 7 switch, letting any switchers go back to the start.

Creative idea, but it suffers some major problems. First off, at the bottom, once you've flipped all the switches you're stuck until somebody gets to the end and the 7 switch is activated. Second, just to get past spawn, you need either the 0 switch non-flipped (to get into the boosts), or the 1 switch flipped (to get into the top gameplay). The switch system can be broken by leaving the level while only some switches are flipped. It could be fun to see the idea improved and made more playable.

tags: endurance, multiplayer
difficulty: impossible
bcoins: 0/6
crown: impossible

John

N1KF · 2025-01-25 19:59:35

Just doing two tiny worlds, because I am very busy today and probably won't have time to do more.

Day 25

#207: daryldixion - daryldixon - PW-1N_7vQwbUI

Colorful columns of bricks. You can get on the top left right at spawn, but I don't think you can jump to the other side. But maybe it's possible.

#208: Key Boss - janissimonka - PW-1O2WX3ob0I

A "key boss". Not really a boss, since the players press the keys and all the platforms are key doors. There are no rewards for survival, so I guess it's just for fun.

tags: boss, multiplayer

John

N1KF · 2025-01-30 05:02:11

What if you: wanted to play EE, but God said: your two crummy old laptops aren't gonna charge.

That's what happened. I wasn't prepared, and I lost access to both EEO and the internet. The 25 day streak ended right there—no more technicalities about being three hours late. I'm back to this computer where I can play EE just fine.

Missing a few days seems to have caused a cosmic glitch that created three bizarre meta worlds sharing the same ID, listed below.

▼Day ???

#???: Why I started this - N1KF - 799604

I started this for several main reasons.

One, to show people that EE will still have players up until EE! happens. People returning to the forums will have tangible proof that somebody's still playing the game, which is a tardigrade that can withstand any nearly condition. Two, to organize and catalog the overlooked creations left behind over the decade of EE. Three, for the funny number to go up, and have it as a symbol of loyalty or insanity.

I've been inspired by projects to find significant Minecraft world seeds, or attempts to have every Super Mario Maker world completed. These are community projects, and as such, I considered that others could try to help me. I also considered the possibility of doing levels out of order, or looking for something more tangible such as the win trophy in every level. Ultimately I left it as a basic solo start in January.

As mentioned in world #18 (Day 3), I did a trial run of a few dozen worlds, which was back in May 2024. I might be able to get the commentary back from it eventually. The idea to give worlds tags and descriptors comes from my old idea back in 2019 :

N1KF wrote:

Yes. But what would make it even better is if it could have tags edited by anybody. There are tag-based image boards with hundreds of thousands of tagged and rated images that show that, yes, people do enjoy organizing stuff! If we could get even 1,000 great levels tagged, that would be an extremely helpful start for future EEO players.

Sure, the website with all worlds is a bit redundant with the EE Web Archive from 2022, so that part would be redundant. But I want to revisit the tagging idea. Don't underestimate the significance of random posts I made five years earlier! THEY'RE ALL FORESHADOWING!

#???: What I learned - N1KF - 799604

This would be a task I could not complete alone. After Day 12 I wanted to keep up an average of ten worlds a day, but this didn't work out. It takes a while, and it's a bit inconvenient to do all this. I have to verify stuff like coin count and win time (which requires playing in EEO) to make sure I'm not inflating any scores. This can be useful data, and I see value in recording it, but a forum thread alone isn't very efficient.

After the distress of losing my 25 day streak, it was a little relieving not having to focus on the daily grind. I thought it was set up so perfectly, at the first day of the year (if 3 hours late by UTC standards). But the "perfection" of daily commitment has been lost, and perhaps it was for better. While writing this post it occurred to me I could just turn this into an at least weekly thing, so I can just put "Week 5" instead of Day Whatever without losing that funny rising number title. Who knows, maybe I might feel like playing even more worlds without the pressure to meet the daily deadline? We've already seen a few cases where I posted two or three worlds just because I was rushed.

#???: What I was missing - N1KF - 799604

More importantly, playing old worlds was something I wasn't doing alone. I returned to PixelWalker, and to my shock, it was still active (by modern EE standards). And I learned you could join levels, just by writing legacy: in the world ID—and people were playing these! They needed no prompting or a long-term challenge, just a convenient way to access them. It seems like a missed opportunity to have people play these high-quality worlds, have me join them, and in this thread I just...ignore them. I will probably broaden the subject to allow these as "random" worlds. (I don't decide what others play, after all.)

Additionally, MartenM's Realms bot and website lets players quickly join from hundreds of player-made worlds, with automatic leaderboards! You can tell some players have been very dedicated to this, and I myself have put hours into doing this. If only there were a way to combine the fun and convenience of leaderboards with legacy worlds...

That's where I got an idea. I'm making a bot in Python. What if needs to do is connect to Legacy worlds, and make a leaderboard on a website. Days ago I figured out how to make it view the lobby and connect. I still need to decipher client messages and do things like timers for each player, but I have a bit of experience with working out data structures, and timers shouldn't be too complex. Hopefully something functional will be done by the end of February. If not then that will be very embarrassing.

I will continue playing worlds as normal, but I will be more flexible to make this more fun for myself. I might allow additional worlds that show up in PixelWalker, and change to weekly worlds if needed.

Also in February, I will hopefully finish a bot that makes it easier to play these legacy worlds in PixelWalker with leaderboards. This means we can ALL be playing random EE worlds until EE! releases!

John

John · 2025-01-30 11:53:54

Sounds like a great idea! Excellent post and relieved that you missed a day. Should be fun and not feel like a chore! Adding tags sounds like an amazing idea too by the way, we'll have some discussions on that one.

Feel free to ask if you need help figuring out the protocol. Here's the link.
https://github.com/PixelWalkerGame/Protocol

Here's the source for Marten's bot API if that helps too.
https://github.com/MartenM/PixelPilot

N1KF

MartenM · 2025-01-30 16:52:08

N1KF wrote:

That's where I got an idea. I'm making a bot in Python. What if needs to do is connect to Legacy worlds, and make a leaderboard on a website. Days ago I figured out how to make it view the lobby and connect. I still need to decipher client messages and do things like timers for each player, but I have a bit of experience with working out data structures, and timers shouldn't be too complex. Hopefully something functional will be done by the end of February. If not then that will be very embarrassing.

I dabbled with the idea of rating legacy worlds too. However, the reason that I didn't is because I got quite some pushback when I launched realms initially. Now imagine if I started 'claiming' legacy worlds...
Be curious to see what you create!

Not sure if you are in the PW discord but I'm available for questions about my API there.

N1KF

John · 2025-01-31 13:17:48

MartenM wrote:

Now imagine if I started 'claiming' legacy worlds...

I don't think this would be an issue actually because they are already locked underneath the original owner.

N1KF

N1KF · 2025-02-02 04:00:18

OK I apparently did not consider the logistics enough, and assumed I'd have already played some levels this week. But Day 25, the last day I did this was in the previous week. And today I was busy until the last hour., so I was a bit late. With more freedom to play worlds whenever I like, not procrastinating is something I will have to learn from this. Hopefully the Legacy Leaderboards (or whatever I decide to call it) will help.

▼ Week 5

#209: Cool Art - sillly - PW-1OAEkU2bUI

A week ago, back on Day 25, I briefly went into this sprite art world, expecting to quickly review it. However, something caught my eye, and addressing it would take a bit too long for the rush I was in. It's a Shroob smiley, from Mario & Luigi: Partners in Time. There have been not one, but two suggestions for a Shroob smiley on these forums (216325, 471594). I want to know, is there a reason for this? Are Shroobs that popular?

The other artworks are a Super Mushroom and a Boo. The Super Mushroom is a bit oddly colored. You'd think the world owner would use Basic red or Metal yellow to colour it, but the block choice makes it look rather dark.

The crown and win trophy are right next to the start. I can't precisely time the crown, but since it's the same distance from spawn as the win trophy I'll just assume it's the same as the win time.

tags: gallery, mario, mario & luigi, smiley, sprite, super mario bros 3, super mario world
win: 0.42s
crown: 0.42s (estimate)

#210: parour race - richman95 - PW-1OhUs1vbkI

The world title says it's a parour [sic] race, but this isn't a race at all and it's barely parkour. You jump up the ledges to the top, then you reach the crown. The rest is unfinished.

The start has all three keys pressed, but they do nothing but open up the doors letting you start the level. This is rather bizarre, since in platforming race levels like this, the platforms are usually made of key doors, with keys at the end to send losers back. I'm guessing the owner didn't think that far ahead.

tags: climb, mostly empty
difficulty: easy
crown: 8s

#211: I WANT MONKEY! - wuhaohan - PW-1OiT1dHcEI

I was expecting more coins, but I guess that's why the world owner wants money.

How do I classify this? This is too open-ended to be minis, and too abstract to be an adventure level. In the top layer you go through a small slow dot maze, jump across some platforms with keys opening them up. In the bottom layer there's a hover, another maze, and a small key puzzle.

Strangely there's no end point, even though there's enough room to put one and the level being made well after coin doors, win trophies, and crowns were added. So, just do what you can to collect all the coins. If you skip the first one, you can't go back for it. You can also get stuck at two parts if somebody spams the key.

I wrote this entire description, and just now realized the title says monkey, not money. I have no clue how it's related to the level.

tags: allows key spam, coin hunt, layers, maze, non-linear
coins: 4/4
bcoins: 1/1
difficulty: easy

#212: Untitled World - kodekpl - PW-1OtrxX4a0I

I respect a level I can barely make sense of. Really keeps you aware of how much of the world you don't see, and don't understand. This 2011 level has an assortment of weird stuff I can't quickly summarize.

You start in the top left, with 12 coins surrounded by blue key doors. The doors are surrounded by another barrier, this time with Basic blocks, making me wonder why the blue key doors are there if opening takes you barely anywhere. There's a 5x5...smiley artwork? It has a yellow top half, a purple bottom half, blue eyes, and a red mouth. Might just be abstract art at this point. The top right has red and blue keys, and some rectangles.

In the middle, there's another room with coins and a crown. To reach it, you need the red key. It also has a green key which opens up the bottom. The red key also opens keys around some red blocks, but they are too high to be used as platforms.

The bottom is a loop of arrows around a rectangle.

tags: nonsense
coins: 12/25
crown: impossible

#213: PACMAN - loxmender1523 - PW-1P7e001bEI

Here comes Pac-Man, again! Will it actually be a Pac-Man World™ this time? The answer is yes! It's a blue maze mostly made of dots and key doors. Four random colorful background blocks are scattered through the maze, which puzzled me, but then I realized they represent the ghosts. Four coins are placed near the corners (but not where the Power Pellets actually go), and collecting all lets you go to the Ghost House where the win trophy is. This can barely be done in under 20 seconds.

This level not only allows key spam, but goes so far as to encourage it. The Ghost House has an arrow loop pushing you to the blue key. The key completely changes how you play the world—the walls disappear, making the maze paths a lot harder to travel without falling to the bottom. However, there are so many dots that it's not hard to use them as a ladder to reach the top of the maze. The key doors also open up the Ghost House and by extension the win trophy. This lets you beat the world much quicker, under 2 seconds from top, and under 1 from below (which is a bit harder).

There are some oddities in compared to the original maze. The top is missing a row of paths, but they couldn't fit without shrinking some of the walls. Some of the Basic blocks stick out could be more strategically placed while having the same effect, better imitating the original maze. In addition, the spawn is in a weird spot off the side instead of the place where Pac-Man usually starts. Besides all this, the maze is a solid recreation of the original.

This might be the densest description I've made so far.

tags: maze, multiplayer, pac-man
difficulty: easy
win: 0.92s

#214: . - dabs - PW-1P8qeQxbUI

Artwork of a Worker in god mode. As a enjoyer, I respect the world owner's taste in smileys. I also like that it's in god mode, which is rather uncommon in minimap sprite art. Crowns surround the smiley, and one is gotten automatically if you just fall from the world spawn.

However, there is one glaring issue. A big mess of blue scrambled all over the smiley, as if somebody did a quick trolling session. Talk about an Over Blue Level.

Lesson hopefully learned: always save before giving away edit.

crown: 0.00s

#215: sweet home sweet - soohan - PW-1P9y5V4bUI

Our second "sweet home" world. It's a variant of the MrShoe home world, with a bunch of small differences. You know what this calls for? Our first bulleted list! Two of them (the coin and spawn point) I didn't realize until opening another window with the original home world.

The main building now has an orange chimney.
The spawn has been moved from above a sign, to in front of the red building.
The middle island has been extended.
The coin has been removed.
The rightmost island, and the cliff with the trophy are missing.
The island backgrounds used for shading have been converted into foreground blocks. Funnily enough, it looks like some of them were converted to the wrong color, resulting in a rather noticeable green block.
The water has different backgrounds.

tags: home world variant

#216: BLACKSKY COME HERE - gerben - PWL2rNPSdqa0I

The first intentionally out of order world. Spike asked if this was the origin of difficulty tier levels, and while I don't know, the popularity suggests it could have influenced many players. The level is from January 2011, and it is the 51st most played world with a whopping 74,712 plays. Back on January 1, the very first non-default world here was a difficulty tiers level. It's a bit fitting I ended up playing another at the start of February.

This level features tiers of Greek gods, from Hestia to Zeus. The gameplay is skirting the line between "boxed minis" and "advanced platforming challenge", with overused minis like dot trails and a few hovers, but thankfully the level doesn't waste your time with stuff like filler tunnels or hook jumps. Most of the level is extended, raw platforming, which I like. It sometimes shakes things up with weird arrow challenges. There is one part where it's fairly easy to lose a small amount of progress by going back through the wall that serves as the checkpoint. This happened a few times, and while not major, it could be considered "poor level design" as a player put it.

The world has a gradual increase in difficulty. However, the last tier, Zeus, lacks any checkpoint walls. The section also has some extended jumps quick require speed, and arrows that require pacing yourself. This makes it a lot harder, and is where I spent much of my time in the level. It's a bit merciless, but it felt fair enough for me, as you can get the feel for where to make your jumps. Since the layers are accessed with dots, and not arrows, you can go back through the dot tunnel to get an overview of what's coming ahead.

The hilarious part, is that after winning, the crown is behind a 12 coin door. There are only 11 coins.

THREEWHEELDRIVE showed us you can get on top of the HESTIA text right as you spawn. The text is shaded with one-ways. If you want a minor challenge, try getting inside the one-way on the far right of the text, as 3WD did. Opayye also got all 11 coins and reached the end. Might as well make a note here for my leaderboard.

tags: difficulty tiers, greek mythology, horizontal parkour, layers, minis
difficulty: hard
coins: 11/11
crown: impossible
diamond: 0.00s

#217: RED TEAM - dtmfm1229 - PW-1PjsbwRbUI

Text saying RED TEAM. What red team? I have no idea. To get the win trophy, just climb to the middle of the E. It's mildly fun to speedrun.

tags: text
difficulty: easy
win: 2.60s

John

N1KF · 2025-02-09 04:01:03

Whoops, I messed up. I had a few worlds written for my a post, listed from what I played in PixelWalker. I forgot about that and closed the web browser, so I'll have to write some stuff again.

▼Week 6

#218: Worlds Easiest Game - muffin - PW3MAP_p5dbEI

A recreation of The World's Hardest Game, a top-down game where you dodge hazards and collect coins. Everybody Edits doesn't have moving hazards, making this the Worlds Easiest Game with no obstacles. You could also call it the Games Easiest World.

The gameplay is very basic—just collect coins to get through. Some rooms don't even have coins to collect. It gets bit repetitive with around thirty rooms, though they are quick to get through. The hardest part is getting the last three optional coins in the end room which requires a bit of fiddling with boost arrows.

I like the visuals of the light checkerboard. However, the world doesn't use the space very well, leading to the rooms being very close together while there's a bunch of unused blue space on the bottom and right sides. The win room uses the crowns to make an unpleasant brown on red design on the minimap.

The idea is a bit novel, but it doesn't make for a really interesting world.

The world ID has "MAP" in it.

tags: coin hunt, game recreation, no gravity
difficulty: 1/5
fun: 2/5
presentation: 2/5

win: 127.22s
coins: 99/99
crown: get

#219: Small Stairs v2 - jojohihi - PW5w6dq7hYa0I

A sign welcomes you to the "oldest unchanged world in EE", being from 2012 (aside from the sign itself). More specifically, the description says late 2012 or early 2013. Even if you ignore empty worlds, with over 72,000 saved worlds created in 2012's first half, over 146,000 from 2011 and over 6,000 worlds from 2010, I am inclined to say that no, this is definitely not the oldest. Probably thousands of those have probably been untouched since 2011, and probably a few from 2010. I also met the creator of the world, whose name in PixelWalker I forgot. To be fair, the world was created in January 2, 2011 which is very old, putting it in the earliest 9000 (under 0.1%) saved worlds in ArchivEE. That's more elusive than being untouched since 2012 IMO, but the world creator might not have realized the age of the world since it's not really clear in-game.

Anyways, the actual world is small stairs. I respect the world for making it small and not wasting too much of my time. The first staircase has coin spam, and it's impossible to get through the last section if you miss any. It makes me wonder why the coin door wasn't placed in the section with all the coins.

You can spam the keys, and the end reward being crown and keys shows that this is intentional. There are some key gates, which I assume are meant to stop players from jumping up while the keys are triggered, but some of them act as platforms to help players jump up. Unfortunately the entire world cannot be completed this way, which could be a fun twist on the stairs formula.

tags: allows key spam, coin skip softlock, stairs
difficulty: 1/5
fun: 1/5
presentation: 1/5

coins: 64/64
crown: under 40s

#220: Rapunzel - mihb - PWs-2FNebMa0I

Also made by Mega Lamb (Xenonetix). This world is based off the German fairy tale of "Rapunzel", but you probably knew that. After climbing Rapunzel's outrageously long hair, you travel through various rooms of the castle until you reach the treasure room at the top.

The artwork gives a lot of color and life to the house. However, it does look a bit off the more you look at it. The way certain blocks are mixed, like the Factory boxes and bloody Halloween blocks feel out of place you just look at the in-game screen. The rooms are inconsistent in scaling, especially the basement which is around double in scale. The floors are misaligned in the top half, which is usually not how buildings are built. It feels like the shape of the castle was decided before having the rooms make sense. As the level is a side view of the grasslands, the mountains look a bit too tall and prominent for the environment. The sun also looks like it was rushed. The scenery on the left side looks nice.

The minigames seem rather varied in size and shape and fairly original. A lot of them rely on gravity arrows serving as barriers, or covering the floor with up arrows, and I would have preferred a bit more space to run and jump. The only mini I actively disliked is in the second-last room (not including the win room), which is a mess to control having arrow walls combined with an arrow elevator.

Once you get 26 out of 50 coins—the maximum before the final room, which has 24, you get access to portals taking you to the top of the Rapunzel text. From there, you can do two tricky jumps to get the last two blue coins, which is pretty fun.

This is a quality world, the kind I'd expect to see in a campaign. The minis are well varied, if rather arrow-reliant, and most of the artwork is good. If I seem critical, that's because there's more to criticize in a quality level. It would be a waste to go this in-depth for criticism of a stairs level.

I was tempted to rate this 2/5 in difficulty, but I gave it 3/5 because some parts are tricky and John PixelWalker could not complete it.

tags: adventure, castle, fairy tale, fantasy, interior, minis, outdoors, sky, tower
difficulty: 3/5
fun: 4/5
presentation: 4/5

win: 668.44s
coins: 50/50
bcoins: 5/5
crown: get

#221: Oddus~ - unau - PWmhgPPgWFcEI

One of EE's finest worlds. This should have way more than 818 plays. Everybody who commented on this world after joining it in PixelWalker seemed to enjoy it.

The main mechanic is respawning at checkpoints. The gameplay stays strong, and keeps defying my expectation by using the checkpoints in different contexts, and revisiting the same areas with new awareness and context. All without the traditional progress gating methods like coins or one-use switches. Another cool thing is the bosses, which are brief but require a lot of precise inputs to reach the checkpoints. The fourth section uses a boss in a creative way that I won't spoil. There's even an extra mode once you complete the level, but I'll leave it up to players if they want to find out what it is.

The visuals look nice and clean, both in-game and on the minimap. I feel some levels try a bit too hard to make the foreground and background blend together, but this is not one of those worlds. The background and clear and black as night, giving you a nice silhouette of the level, which reminds me of older levels from before backgrounds. There's nothing wrong with using lots of backgrounds, but I appreciate this approach. Each level has distinct colors an shapes.

According to TURTLECAT1, the last section is unfortunately impossible in PixelWalker due to the reduced lava timer. I quit the level partway through the fourth section because of this, but maybe I will complete it another day once I can put it in the leaderboard.

This level is excellently designed. I strongly recommend trying it out.

tags: adventure, checkpoint puzzle, fantasy, metroidvania, puzzle,
difficulty: 4/5
fun: 5/5
presentation: 5/5

other: not fully explored

#222: ANDREJQ world - andrejq - PW-1PwOeiKbUI

ANDREJQ... That username seemed familiar, and reminded me of my Kongregate days back in 2012. Well, the world owner is registered on Facebook, and it turns out I was thinking of AndreiTan2000. No nostalgia rushes this week.

It might be hard to recognise at first, but this is a variant of the MrShoe home world. The big island is bulkier, there's more grass on the right, and there's an oddly shaped house. There are two coins inside, but you need god mode to reach the keys to open the doors. I like how colorful and weirdly shaped the house is.

tags: home world variant, outdoors, social

coins: 0/2

#223: Animals Only - lunathevampirewolf - PW-1QXazBpcUI

The description is "Please Join I'm Lonely". I doubt it'll help your loneliness playing it in 2025, and I might not quite be an animal, but I'll join anyway.

At the spawn, there's a vine taking you to a green structure with cloud blocks next to them. I don't know what it represents.

Past a 0 global switch door, which needs god mode to be reached, you can go up and reach a blue building of sort with cloud blocks. Based on the world name, owner name, and world contents, I'm guessing this is meant to be an animal role-play level, with the clouds representing pillows or something.

tags: blocked off, roleplay

John

2b55b5g · 2025-02-09 16:05:36

N1KF wrote:

Whoops, I messed up. I had a few worlds written for my a post, listed from what I played in PixelWalker. I forgot about that and closed the web browser, so I'll have to write some stuff again.
▼Week 6
#218: Worlds Easiest Game - muffin - PW3MAP_p5dbEI
A recreation of The World's Hardest Game, a top-down game where you dodge hazards and collect coins. Everybody Edits doesn't have moving hazards, making this the Worlds Easiest Game with no obstacles. You could also call it the Games Easiest World.
The gameplay is very basic—just collect coins to get through. Some rooms don't even have coins to collect. It gets bit repetitive with around thirty rooms, though they are quick to get through. The hardest part is getting the last three optional coins in the end room which requires a bit of fiddling with boost arrows.
I like the visuals of the light checkerboard. However, the world doesn't use the space very well, leading to the rooms being very close together while there's a bunch of unused blue space on the bottom and right sides. The win room uses the crowns to make an unpleasant brown on red design on the minimap.
The idea is a bit novel, but it doesn't make for a really interesting world.
The world ID has "MAP" in it.
tags: coin hunt, game recreation, no gravity
difficulty: 1/5
fun: 2/5
presentation: 2/5
win: 127.22s
coins: 99/99
crown: get
#219: Small Stairs v2 - jojohihi - PW5w6dq7hYa0I
A sign welcomes you to the "oldest unchanged world in EE", being from 2012 (aside from the sign itself). More specifically, the description says late 2012 or early 2013. Even if you ignore empty worlds, with over 72,000 saved worlds created in 2012's first half, over 146,000 from 2011 and over 6,000 worlds from 2010, I am inclined to say that no, this is definitely not the oldest. Probably thousands of those have probably been untouched since 2011, and probably a few from 2010. I also met the creator of the world, whose name in PixelWalker I forgot. To be fair, the world was created in January 2, 2011 which is very old, putting it in the earliest 9000 (under 0.1%) saved worlds in ArchivEE. That's more elusive than being untouched since 2012 IMO, but the world creator might not have realized the age of the world since it's not really clear in-game.
Anyways, the actual world is small stairs. I respect the world for making it small and not wasting too much of my time. The first staircase has coin spam, and it's impossible to get through the last section if you miss any. It makes me wonder why the coin door wasn't placed in the section with all the coins.
You can spam the keys, and the end reward being crown and keys shows that this is intentional. There are some key gates, which I assume are meant to stop players from jumping up while the keys are triggered, but some of them act as platforms to help players jump up. Unfortunately the entire world cannot be completed this way, which could be a fun twist on the stairs formula.
tags: allows key spam, coin skip softlock, stairs
difficulty: 1/5
fun: 1/5
presentation: 1/5
coins: 64/64
crown: under 40s
#220: Rapunzel - mihb - PWs-2FNebMa0I
Also made by Mega Lamb (Xenonetix). This world is based off the German fairy tale of "Rapunzel", but you probably knew that. After climbing Rapunzel's outrageously long hair, you travel through various rooms of the castle until you reach the treasure room at the top.
The artwork gives a lot of color and life to the house. However, it does look a bit off the more you look at it. The way certain blocks are mixed, like the Factory boxes and bloody Halloween blocks feel out of place you just look at the in-game screen. The rooms are inconsistent in scaling, especially the basement which is around double in scale. The floors are misaligned in the top half, which is usually not how buildings are built. It feels like the shape of the castle was decided before having the rooms make sense. As the level is a side view of the grasslands, the mountains look a bit too tall and prominent for the environment. The sun also looks like it was rushed. The scenery on the left side looks nice.
The minigames seem rather varied in size and shape and fairly original. A lot of them rely on gravity arrows serving as barriers, or covering the floor with up arrows, and I would have preferred a bit more space to run and jump. The only mini I actively disliked is in the second-last room (not including the win room), which is a mess to control having arrow walls combined with an arrow elevator.
Once you get 26 out of 50 coins—the maximum before the final room, which has 24, you get access to portals taking you to the top of the Rapunzel text. From there, you can do two tricky jumps to get the last two blue coins, which is pretty fun.
This is a quality world, the kind I'd expect to see in a campaign. The minis are well varied, if rather arrow-reliant, and most of the artwork is good. If I seem critical, that's because there's more to criticize in a quality level. It would be a waste to go this in-depth for criticism of a stairs level.
I was tempted to rate this 2/5 in difficulty, but I gave it 3/5 because some parts are tricky and John PixelWalker could not complete it.
tags: adventure, castle, fairy tale, fantasy, interior, minis, outdoors, sky, tower
difficulty: 3/5
fun: 4/5
presentation: 4/5
win: 668.44s
coins: 50/50
bcoins: 5/5
crown: get
#221: Oddus~ - unau - PWmhgPPgWFcEI
One of EE's finest worlds. This should have way more than 818 plays. Everybody who commented on this world after joining it in PixelWalker seemed to enjoy it.
The main mechanic is respawning at checkpoints. The gameplay stays strong, and keeps defying my expectation by using the checkpoints in different contexts, and revisiting the same areas with new awareness and context. All without the traditional progress gating methods like coins or one-use switches. Another cool thing is the bosses, which are brief but require a lot of precise inputs to reach the checkpoints. The fourth section uses a boss in a creative way that I won't spoil. There's even an extra mode once you complete the level, but I'll leave it up to players if they want to find out what it is.
The visuals look nice and clean, both in-game and on the minimap. I feel some levels try a bit too hard to make the foreground and background blend together, but this is not one of those worlds. The background and clear and black as night, giving you a nice silhouette of the level, which reminds me of older levels from before backgrounds. There's nothing wrong with using lots of backgrounds, but I appreciate this approach. Each level has distinct colors an shapes.
According to TURTLECAT1, the last section is unfortunately impossible in PixelWalker due to the reduced lava timer. I quit the level partway through the fourth section because of this, but maybe I will complete it another day once I can put it in the leaderboard.
This level is excellently designed. I strongly recommend trying it out.
tags: adventure, checkpoint puzzle, fantasy, metroidvania, puzzle,
difficulty: 4/5
fun: 5/5
presentation: 5/5
other: not fully explored
#222: ANDREJQ world - andrejq - PW-1PwOeiKbUI
ANDREJQ... That username seemed familiar, and reminded me of my Kongregate days back in 2012. Well, the world owner is registered on Facebook, and it turns out I was thinking of AndreiTan2000. No nostalgia rushes this week.
It might be hard to recognise at first, but this is a variant of the MrShoe home world. The big island is bulkier, there's more grass on the right, and there's an oddly shaped house. There are two coins inside, but you need god mode to reach the keys to open the doors. I like how colorful and weirdly shaped the house is.
tags: home world variant, outdoors, social
coins: 0/2
#223: Animals Only - lunathevampirewolf - PW-1QXazBpcUI
The description is "Please Join I'm Lonely". I doubt it'll help your loneliness playing it in 2025, and I might not quite be an animal, but I'll join anyway.
At the spawn, there's a vine taking you to a green structure with cloud blocks next to them. I don't know what it represents.
Past a 0 global switch door, which needs god mode to be reached, you can go up and reach a blue building of sort with cloud blocks. Based on the world name, owner name, and world contents, I'm guessing this is meant to be an animal role-play level, with the clouds representing pillows or something.
tags: blocked off, roleplay

oddus seems right up my alley im gonna play it later

EDIT: i 'beat' it. the part with the downright boosts in the lava section seems to be impossible even in eeo (but it was so close to being possible), so i used god mode to skip past it. might just be a skill issue tho
cool world

John

John · 2025-02-09 22:17:56

I was playing the Oddus world (not the Rapunzel one) and it was so much fun. I couldn't finish it though - will need to try again later on.

N1KF wrote:

According to TURTLECAT1, the last section is unfortunately impossible in PixelWalker due to the reduced lava timer. I quit the level partway through the fourth section because of this, but maybe I will complete it another day once I can put it in the leaderboard.

I made the timer for timed effects slightly longer which'll be live in the next PixelWalker update, so once that's ready it should be completable!

N1KF · 2025-02-16 04:00:15

▼Week 7

#224: solar system (WIP) - spiderboy01 - PW-1ROw5OxcEI

A display of the Solar System. There are little exhibits for Mercury, Venus, Earth, and Mars. The exhibit for Mars claims it is hot, but Mars is colder than Earth. It also says it has no life, even though that would apply to all the Solar System besides Earth. (Well, as far as we know.)

You can also go outside and explore the area with a no gravity effect. The planet display is nice, even if they're a bit stylized and don't look that accurate. I like the Sun but Jupiter looks weird, almost square which is odd for a gas giant. The lack of space to build the display also shows, as the lineup of planet takes a weird turn.

Overall, this is a pretty unique idea for a world. However, there's not much to it, and some of the info is misleading.

tags: educational, planet, space, unfinished
presentation: 2/5

#225: My Home World - lordsagreas - PW-1VqaotscEI

Apparently there's still another default home world. It's the same as some of the previous homes, but it's winter so it's covered in snow.

tags: default home world, interior, winter
difficulty: 1/5
fun: 2/5
presentation: 3/5

coins: 1/1
crown: get

#226: Arts and Crafts - diamondheader - PW-1WEZ4RbcEI

This world is by RED CREW, and the description is "OH YEAH?"

I was expecting a sandbox world, but I think this is meant to be an adventure level. The plot is to restore the world of nothingness with its elements.

You start in Level 1: Earth. It's some rather basic platforming. all done with brown bricks. In theory you need to flip a switch door to get to a hook jump, but I just jumped over it with a fast jump. The rest of the level select is unreachable, but even if you use god mode you'll find the other areas don't exist anyway. I hesitated to give this a 2/5 for the fun, but there are enough levels with tedious gameplay that I figured the lowest rating wasn't appropriate.

The emblems on the minimap are interesting. They may be parallel to the level themes. The rightmost has the most obvious meaning, being the four elements—representing levels 1, 2, 3, and 6 with Earth, Air, Water, and Fire. The Water and Air corners are decorated, and the fire corner has a sign saying "Infernis", possibly a name for a fire area. The sign, as well as blocks in gravity arrows in the fire corner, suggests it may have been meant to be reachable at some point.

Right of the middle is white spots on black. It likely represents the Cosmos, matching Level 10.

The remaining emblems with no clear level counterpart are Life, Personality, Purpose, Energy, and Knowledge.

Left of the middle has either a "fire and ice" or "hot and cold" theming, which is more clear when you see the several lava blocks used. There are dark blocks in patterns that sorta look like symbols. After doing a little research, and scribbling both into Google Translate, I could not find any obvious connections.

The middle is mostly white, with a black arrow facing downward from the top. Perhaps coincidentally it looks like the arrows found on flying bison in Avatar: The Last Airbender.

The leftmost emblem is mostly pink and orange, separated by a blue and green border, with black and orange spikes from the bottom. It also has some kind of blue root or stem.

If anybody can decipher what these mean, let me know. They seem pretty interesting.

There's some miscellaneous stuff. Above the emblem, is a water icon with "ML". It might be a logo or insignia. In the top left, there are various gold-themed blocks, ice, booosts, and labels saying "GENG." and either "ONISIN" or "OHISIN". There is a small green "y", and in the top left a yellow circle with a god mode block. This area was likely for crew members to mess around, and I suspect the text is some of their usernames.

For some reason this world got a "Connection lost" error when I tried to play it in PixelWalker twice. This is different from the usual "Connection closed" error from an unrecognized world ID.

tags: adventure, mostly empty, story
difficulty: 2/5
fun: 2/5
presentation: 2/5

#227: Anthropocentrism - commanderkitten - PW0J2mOi3ncEI

Gorgeous world, that deserves a lot more than 400 plays. It has a lot in common with Unau's "Oddus~" from last week, being a wide world split into four sections with distinct colors. The scenery is bright and dreamlike. The last area is a change of pace, being moody and rainy with no visible plant life. The use of half blocks on top of poles for mushrooms is a clever way to work floating platforms naturally into the environment.

My first idea of the world's theme was the four seasons. The first is full of tulips and spring-like. However, the third section doesn't resemble any particular season which weakens this theory, as well as the "winter" section having rain instead of snow and the "summer" section having wilted flowers which I assume is closer to autumn.

I decided to look into the title. Anthropocentrism refers to the tendency for humans to focus on themselves as superior. The world starts out with nature, and progressively gets more human buildings such as temples. The grey, plantless end has Eastern religious iconography such as torii (Japanese shrine gate) and yin-yang decorations. It could reflect religion being part of human identity, or be used to blend in with the mysterious, grey environment.

Now the gameplay. This is the least substantial part of the level. This is a rather sparse level. The first section and cave boil down to "hold the right keys to slide through" which is satisfying to watch, but there's not much to it once you figure it out. The last section uses several Secret blocks with no indicators of where they are, as far as I can tell, so it's a bit of trial and error. Though to be fair, the platforms are consistently sized and fairly to get past in about 1-2 minutes.

tags: adventure, minis, outdoors, nature, platforming, slidey minis
difficulty: 2/5
fun: 3/5
presentation: 5/5

coins: 4/4
bcoins: 4/4
win: 1:50.432

John

N1KF · 2025-02-23 04:32:05

▼Week 8

#228: Untitled World - swkg - PW-1WJ6aU_cEI

A pleasant little world that looks like it would have been an adventure level, but got nowhere close to completion. The in-game art looks nice, one of the best so far. The only mini is a jump off a side arrow through some arrows, very basic stuff. You can do a 1x1 hook jump to get slightly up the mountain, but you can't get up any further.

tags: adventure, outdoors, unfinished
difficulty: 1/5
fun: 2/5
presentation: 3/5

#229: HITS OF 2017 MUSIC! - ruben101 - PW-1WMmdLRcEI

A music world of 2017's hits stringed together with piano blocks. The description is "Much hits of begin 2017 ;D" I dislike modern pop so nothing stands out to me. While I may do some research on what a level is based on, I couldn't bother to listen to a bunch of pop music. I'd give it a 1/5 in but somebody might like the music more than I do, so I gave it a 2/5. Let me know if you recognize the music here.

I guess I put "sound" as its own rating. I tried to keep the number of ratings low to keep things simple, but since so few levels use sound in their design I might as well have one.

I suspect this was generated using a MIDI music bot. The level is entirely in piano, with no drums or guitar, and an inconvenient amount of portals. Unfortunately since I can't recognize a single song, I can't check if it copied any MIDI files.

The background is bright orange with stripes. The black void outside of the world makes it a bit uncomfortable to look at. Don't play this level fullscreen in a dark room like I did.

tags: eyesore, music
presentation: 1/5
sound: 2/5

win: 1.83s

#230: boring day - adeit - PW-1XaEVw4ckI

A world with a sign saying you should ask for edit. The artwork is pretty unusual for an EE world, so I have to wonder if it was meant to be an adventure level, or a sandbox. The "ask for edit" thing suggests it's a sandbox, but the artwork is enough to look like an adventure level.

The artwork is charming, showing a sleeping person dreaming of a paintbrush surrounded by hearts. There's a demon head off to the side as well. Around the middle of the level, there are two layers of wood scaffolding decorations with an invisible dot bridge. That may mean the level was meant to be playable without edit at some point.

tags: art, blocked off, demon, dreams, free edit, sandbox
presentation 2/5

#231: viet nam - xrpgx - PW-1YOgdq5bEI

A 2012 world named after Vietnam. "Vietnam" unfortunately being shorthand for the Vietnam War from the common use I've seen made me assume this could be about the Vietnam War. The world is abstract enough that I can't tell if that was the idea or not.

I like the visual variety, though it is hard to describe. You start stuck in a prison-like area with grey brick walls, a table, and several keys. Once the blue key is pressed, you can go down the hole. Either the green door can be opened, taking you to the hub, or the red key can be opened, opening the door beneath you and taking you into an inescapable portal loop.

In the hub, there's a strange, cramped white room. The chairs are red and cyan, the table is metal and red glass, there's a flower and drink on the table, and what appears to be the room's light is red. The top path, reached via ladder has white and grey stripes. On the other side, there's a...computer room? There's a blue chair thingy, and is that a computer or other device on a desk? Downward, there is a room with what may be a bed, with unusual green blankets and a red pillow. There's an empty block there so smileys can sit there.

Downward, you go into the basement, with hazard signs and decaying brick walls. Here you find the three keys, the master room for determining who gets in and who goes into the trap. Even further down, there is a large area with water, possibly a well or a swimming pool. It has checkered background, making it feel a bit out of place beneath the run-down basement area.

This world has ominous vibes, like the "liminal space" thing the kids are talking about. That's still relevant, right? This barely manages to avoid the "nonsense" tag, because I think it's just a social level. It only got one play though.

tags: interior, multiplayer, social
presentation: 2/5

#232: code 123COOL - isabelle10molla - PW-1ZAXAO3bEI

Columns of pipes, along with columns of upward arrows. There are a few gaps in the columns, but not enough to move from spawn.

tags: free code

#233: Medium-Hard MinisWIP - radical1 - PW-1ZD6EK5bEI

JOHN: "RADICAL1 really had some radical minis"

I have been making these posts as late as possible, and three hours late has apparently become my new standard. It's a contradiction. I like doing it, but I dread doing it. There will be a bit of a loneliness when writing these things for so few others, assuming anybody is still reading this at this point. Writing the previous entries, I'd hoped that cynicism hadn't seeped through my writing.

However, something special happened while playing this level. A real "Everybody Edits moment" happened. Not one or two, but at around eleven players total joined, with at least eight players at once on PixelWalker, playing the level and trying to solve the minis for a while as if it were a hot new level. It probably helps that John gave players god mode, allowing them to skip around and see every mini. I screenshot this but unfortunately I lost the screenshot after copying a YouTube link.

The name is sorta correct, though I'd just describe them as Hard Minis. This has the most complex minigames of any randomly picked worlds here so far, possibly contributing to the brief surge of popularity.

#1 has two walls of arrows, where you have to push through the other side. There are additional arrows poking out around the thin middle part, so you have to maneuver correctly through it. It's trickier than it looks.

#2 is blocked off. Instead, it skips straight to #3. There appears to be an abandoned, impossible mini pass the barrier.

#3 is my favorite and what got me hooked into the level. John gave it a compliment to. It uses a basic form of movement in EE, probably one of the most overlooked and made into the first mini I have seen of its kind. It's the "save yourself!" maneuver you make, pushing against the wall above as the arrows try to push you through the hole in the wall. Taking advantage of this is no more than an exploit or brief moment of amusement in many worlds, but here it's made into a mini. You press the red key, and survive for five seconds until the gate opens up. It's so brilliantly simple, that I'm surprised it hasn't appeared in a thousand boxed mini levels.

#4 is a huge spike in difficulty and complexity, and where people started joining. I spent over an hour on this mini alone. This is a multi-part gauntlet of around four minis in one room. You have to navigate and jump carefully to get through here. It's a bit confusing at first, but I got through it eventually. DEVILCHARLOTTE, who played this level around as long as I have could beat the fifth mini still couldn't beat this one. It did get a little tiring doing the same complex movements again and again in attempt to climb through it.

#5 requires a big zoom through arrows, quite precise. It caught the attention of some players like LICTOR and FISH. Unfortunately I ran out of time and could not beat this one. Which is why I'm posting this half an hour past my usual three hours lateness. New record for lateness, I guess.

The world was created in 2012, but the complexity of the minis plus the presence of blue coin doors make me think the current minis were made 2014, possibly even later. With no other featured blocks added after 2012, it's hard to know for sure.

It might not be a super high quality level, but another random level this engaging to so many people might not happen anytime soon.

edit: I should also mention I had god mode and briefly used it to try out other minis, and to clearly ask another player where to go from a certain point. I didn't use it for any shortcuts or skips, but you'll have to take my word for it. At least one player did a little bit of editing, but AFAICT it was just some visual guidance for mini #5.

tags: minis, puzzle, unfinished
fun: 4/5
presentation: 2/5

coins: 4/5
bcoins: 2/3
win: not gotten
crown: not gotten

John

N1KF · 2025-03-02 04:00:01

N1KF wrote:

That's where I got an idea. I'm making a bot in Python. What if needs to do is connect to Legacy worlds, and make a leaderboard on a website. Days ago I figured out how to make it view the lobby and connect. I still need to decipher client messages and do things like timers for each player, but I have a bit of experience with working out data structures, and timers shouldn't be too complex. Hopefully something functional will be done by the end of February. If not then that will be very embarrassing.

Well that was very embarrassing.

In my defense I did sorta let my guard down at John mentioning the possibility of an in-game leaderboard. But I really shouldn't have halted development because of that. I started getting back to it on the last day of February.

Also, I forgot to rate the difficulty of "Medium-Hard MinisWIP". Probably a 4/5 I guess.

Sadly PixelWalker's legacy worlds are down, so I'll have to play them offline.

▼Week 9

#234: hollywood - tovie - PW-1_46P_6bUI

Hollywood seems like a cool place, but I never knew it was a green ramp filled with coins.

Jumping through it is kinda satisfying. If you do it right, you don't even need to go backwards, like some coin spam worlds. After the ramp, you need to go backwards under the ramp to the win trophy. You need to go past some arrows and a key door. If you stay behind the key doors, you're stuck unless somebody presses the key again. But I can't really call this a "key softlock" since this so-called trap contains the win trophy.

The level was likely created by a dejected director with a great talent for symbolic language in storytelling. This is a metaphor for how Hollywood uplifts you with the idea of great riches, then brings you down and traps you there. The teacher is definitely giving me a 100% for this analysis.

tags: coin spam, confusing title
difficulty: 1/5

win: 5.90s
coins: 26/26
bcoins: 27/27

#235: hold space - hayhayahy - PW-1a_hsW7a0I

A 2011 world where you hold space. Apparently the world owner pressed space an extra time when titling it, but thankfully they didn't hold space.

OK, I actually joined it, and this is weird. Another empty world with random border blocks scattered out of place. I thought it was just an odd quirk the first two times it happened, but seeing it happen again, and for a 2011 world just seems fishy.

Back in 2011 and the following years, the border was restricted to certain blocks and could not be removed except by mods. Either the world was mysteriously edited by a mod or years later to fit this anomaly, or more likely, the world was corrupted at some point alongside some others by the time it got into ArchivEE.

On the bright side, trying to tag this gave me two new fun ideas for tags. "confusing title" for the surprisingly many misleading or hard to understand titles, and "slightly ominous" which "viet nam" would also count for.

tags: confusing title, mostly empty, slightly ominous

#236: the house - andy6 - PW-1agyFokbUI

A simple house. Mineral and pastel are used for bright saturated colors with the grass even being shaped out. With the bright grass, house, and sun in the corner, it looks like a children's drawing made into a level. I might as well make a "house" tag for worlds focused on houses.

The most interesting thing is the blue circle in the sky. I think it's the dark side of the moon, but it's a bit unusual to see a new moon portrayed in daylight.

tags: house, outdoors, social

#237: My Home World - babbit365 - PW-1bmZ0VkcEI

Speaking of the moon, this is a pretty cool space world. I like the in-game visuals. I don't know how to explain it but it does feel pretty atmospheric and epic. Perhaps that's because the level uses fully black blocks for space, making the level appear larger than it really is. The spaceship cleverly uses of blocks—Arctic ice for the window, and Cloud for the smoke.

However the minimap did not fare so well, as the level uses decorations and paths throughout the fully black blocks which show up on the minimap. This is more a limitation of EE than anything else. It could've used Secret passages, but there are plenty of slow dots in the area which limits that. Stars don't appear on the minimap, and the blue coin doors stick out a bit there too.

The gameplay is also a weak and slow. The level relies a lot on slow dots, and the moon uses invisible gravity. After that you go through a small maze, but it is a bit hard to see as a consequence of the area using the darkest background—black Basic.

For minutes I debated whether the gameplay gets a 1/5 or a 2/5 but the gameplay was just barely bad and sluggish enough on replay to get a 1/5. I also wonder if a 3/5 for presentation is too generous, but I don't wanna be too critical. Gotta have some range so everything isn't just 1/5. Maybe I'll look back and think I rated this world poorly, but for now I have to accept the decision and move on.

A nice view of space, at the expense of the gameplay and minimap.

tags: adventure, maze, space
fun: 1/5
presentation: 3/5
difficulty: 1/5

bcoins: 3/3
win: 51.16s

The next world seems interesting but I didn't have time for a full review: a variety level with several ways to win, curse tag, and the hidden option to be racist?

To be continued...

John

N1KF · 2025-03-09 04:01:33

▼Week 10

#238: Thes es fun - andy77799 - PW-1bv5bLmcEI

Hey, I feel like I've seen that username before, andy77799. If I completed writing this last week, it would've been the second world that week made by an Andy. For how strange this world is, filled with odd quriks and exploits, this will probably the longest write-up yet, and I'm glad I didn't try to rush it last week. This took me longer than the remaining worlds combined. I will roughly divide it into sections marked with bold text, since I'm already using header texts for the world titles.

The lobby

The lobby is the start. Here, the goal is to get blue coins to create the gates to reach the trophy. You need at least 3 to reach the trophy—or god mode, which is right near the start, but that's basically cheating. The more coins, the fewer 1x1 hook jumps you need to reach the trophy, with a major exploit I'll explain later. Bizarrely the win trophy becomes normally unreachable after getting 25 blue coins, outside of an even bigger exploit.

There is also a curse effect arena here. You can get one blue coin there as long as you haven't died yet. Otherwise, you can only get it through an exit from the race, which may get you stuck as described later.

Exploit #1: Respawning in the corner

As you spawn in the top left, above the coin gates needed to win, you can simply die, respawn, and fall onto these gates as long as you haven't touched a checkpoint. You can beat the world in under a minute with this method, no 1x1 hook jumps needed. For completion's sake, I'm going for all blue coins possible, in both singleplayer and multiplayer.

You can get blue coins either from playing minis, the race, or by going through the death doors. This motivates dying. The race has lots of blue coins, but since it requires a second player, I'll skip it for now.

The mini hall

I'll start with the most straightforward part, the low gravity pits. In these two pits, you get low gravity and fall through, avoiding boost arrows and getting the 6 blue coins. Some are pretty easy, but a few are moderately difficult, requiring you to do fairly precise slides between boost arrows. The next blue coin is gotten from going through an oddly placed one-way block.

Next is a pair of hook jumps to reach a spike. There are no blue coins here, but it's the fastest way to die.

Next are three games with switches. One is just a 1x1 hook jump, another is a zigzag, and the final is a gauntlet of key gates you have to quickly jump through. If you do this fast enough, there are an extra two blue coins here. However, if you've already been in it to flip the switch, you're stuck until the key deactivated, which can cause a problem if somebody spams the key.

As a reward for all three switches, you get access to a spike which locks off after the first 10 deaths. In theory this could save you a small amount of time, but it's insignificant if you're going for 225 deaths. Speaking of 225 deaths...

The death doors. 15 total blue coins are locked behind death doors, up to 225 deaths. The fastest way to die is to go through the two hook jumps. If you do this 215 times (the first 10 can be gotten through the switch bonus), it totals 430 hook jumps. Yes, I did this. It took around thirty minutes, though with a few minutes spent doing other things. The alternative is dying in the curse tag, 40 seconds each time. This requires less button mashing, but takes at least 143 minutes...

I grabbed the last blue coins I could in single-player. But I finally noticed a problem that was in plain sight all along. See the 225 death door slot? It is four blocks deep. Without effects, a smiley can't jump out of a four block hole. Meaning your ultimate reward is a trap, and this 30 minute attempt couldn't even claim the win trophy. I also missed a blue coin by mistake, which locks off after just 1 death. (Also accessible in the race, but there the 1 death gate gets you stuck.)

Normally, the pit is impossible to escape. But I quickly looked for an alternative.

Exploit #2: Respawning with low gravity

The low gravity effect lets you jump much higher. The effect is found in a mini, surrounding by disablers so you can't take it outside...but what if you respawned outside the area?

Curse tag gives you a curse, naturally. That also has disablers, but unlike the low gravity effect you can go through the disablers diagonally to keep the curse. Once you do that, go through the low gravity mini. If you have your checkpoint as the one next to the death doors, you can bypass the low gravity disablers, and go through the area with low gravity. Not only can you escape with the blue coins, but there is another benefit—bypassing the hook jumps. With this newfound knowledge, I went to replay the level and claim all 26 singleplayer blue coins faster than ever.

17:44.630. Almost half as long as my previous attempt.

With this exploit, you don't even need any blue coins, letting you complete the level in about ten seconds. This means there's not one, but two exploits to get the win trophy early. This is a very free level. I noticed an even simpler exploit that's not quite as cool as exploit #3.

Exploit #3: Low gravity through the one-way

The one-way fitting mini lets you go to the low gravity mini. Unlike the other entrances, this is horizontal, letting you carefully go halfway through the block to get the effect, and going backwards to escape the mini with it. Once you do that, you have the right half of the mini hall, or the lobby and the race if you respawn up there.

The race

This is where all the remaining blue coins are. You need the green key, which is only reached with god mode. So, I'll spawn in a second player to use god mode. Strangely, there is a god mode block right before the green key entrance. Was this for testing? Well, it makes the level very easy to win, and a sign suggests you're meant to get blue coins for god mode. Perhaps it was left in as an oversight.

You have to complete 18 times. 3 times in first place (which also gives crown), 4 times in second or third, and 10 times in fourth or fifth, and once in sixth or later. Oddly, the places in the race are permanently locked into place with global switches and can only be deactivated with god mode. So, the second player with god mode will also need to flip the switches many times to get all coins from winning.

4 extra blue coins are found in the race, 3 expecting you to end the race early—though one can be survived with the low gravity exploit. As mentioned earlier, the fifth extra blue coin is also available from curse tag, if you haven't died once. If you get it in the race before dying once, you're launched into the curse tag. If you've already died and get this coin from the race, you get stuck unless a curse kills you. Weird level design.

Without the low gravity effect, I could beat it in around 66 seconds. The low gravity exploit would make it much quicker to get through, but no, the race inconveniently starts with an elevator, the one part you can't go through with low gravity.

Getting through the race kills you, which has the benefit of slightly speeding up the journey to 225 deaths.

The questionnaire

Finally, the questionnaire. Only reachable with god mode, each question has a coin and six answers, each with a different associated team. There are 23 questions, plus an extra blank one without any question or answers.

Most of the questions are fairly standard stuff like interests or hobbies. The world creator does show a bit of their bias, though with what answers they decided to include. For example, the video games can be divided into sandbox (EE, Minecraft, Terraria), 3D action games (CS:GO, GTA), or "Classic Boring Games". Besides the "Somebody dats better" answer, four of the five favorite YouTuber options are popular gaming channels. (And sadly, most the answers listed have had major controversies.) Besides the Other option, all the favorite animated series options are American comedies, and all but one are aimed at adults. The favorite memes are from the mid 2010's, etc. Admittedly a lot of EE players are probably into these things though.

Two questions reach a bit dark territory. "In wich [sic] way you clearly don't want to die?" which has the kinds of answers you'd expect, though thankfully they aren't gratuitous or detailed. The second is the last question, and what convinced John to ban this world from PixelWalker, "Who Are The Stupidest People in the world in ur opinion?" All but one are an ethnic group, including that one word used for Romani people often considered a slur. The odd answer out is "Trumps".

You might notice that each question has a block highlighting an answer. The world doesn't make it clear what it means, but I suspect it's the answers from the level creator. The answers show interest in Music on YouTube and Hip-Hop, which matches with the question asking about your favorite rapper. The highlighted answers also suggest a 15-18 year old with interest in Grand Theft Auto and South Park, which lines up with some of the edgy humor. Thankfully, the highlighted answer for annoying people is "Trumps", the only answer not about an ethnic group.

I'm going to give the level creator a benefit of a doubt and assume the troubling answers were just done in attempt to be shocking. I would not be surprised if the level creator has matured since making this.

The final stretch

With all that I've learned, it's time to speed through this and beat this once and for all. 225 deaths, 18 successful races, 2 players, an exploit, and a few extra minis. It took me an additional 46 minutes.

It was fun to play the world, see the variety, and find the exploits. However, the coins for racing and dying are way too dependent on doing the same things repeatedly, which gets old. The visuals are super basic, though the level has a few nice uses of color. The walls are inconsistent—some areas are separated with two walls, and others with one, making the level look rather messy. The questionnaire is flawed, showing the creators' bias and edgy humor.

tags: allows key spam, edgy, has softlock, major exploit, minis, non-linear, race, racism, variety
fun: 3/5
presentation: 1/5
difficulty: 2/5

win: 12.548s, 17:44.630 (26 blue coins), 46:40.97s (all blue coins)
coins: 0/24
bcoins: 26/58 (1 player), 58/58 (2 player with god mode)
crown: about 66s (requires key)

#239: natan and ilia - iliag98 - PW-1cFKfIFbEI

Pixel art of Mario from Super Mario Bros. Weird coloring choices, as Mario's skin is a pale white and his mustache is pure black. This 2011 level is likely named after the creator, Ilia, and somebody named Natan.

tags: mario, pixel art, super mario bros.

#240: chrome - pokemontalon - PW-1cO-MN3cEI

This is a monochrome level, as the title is probably referring to. Likely inspired by Imgood9's "INFINITE" featured in the Alternate Reality campaign, you start off with a hall that fades to darkness...but when you go back, you find yourself in another room. You can do some wall jumps past some spikes, then the level ends there. I could beat it in half a minute.

Decently fun, has potential.

tags: minis, portal illusion, unfinished, wall jump
fun: 3/5
presentation: 2/5
difficulty: 2/5

#241: ED CREW SHIFT OFF - blazingfire - PW-1cr3avca0I

A 2011 Shift level, with only one play. Something tells me that not much actual shift activity happened here.

On the side, there are 10 coins for winning. However, one of the coins is reachable within the lobby itself. If you have all ten coins, which is impossible, the bottom opens up and there is a row of portals leading you nowhere.

The artwork and logo look pretty nice. Annoyingly, the arena is asymmetrical and doesn't have much room as the big blue D is intruding into the space.

tags: boss, bot, shift, unfinished
presentation: 2/5

coins: 1/10

#242: Untitled World - spookie - PW-1do3B4MbUI

A small race world for a crown. This is basic even for basic world standards—the middle two layers don't have any barriers, platforms, or obstacles, and the other two just have holes in walls you have to get into. Thankfully the key can't be spammed, though you can stand on solid blocks at the end right before the key and crown as long as you want. The background is an unflattering Basic yellow.

There are some random blue coins at the start you can get with no challenge whatsoever. Maybe the level creator should have put them somewhere more interesting, like in the actual race.

tags: race
fun: 1/5
presentation: 1/5

bcoins: 15/15
crown: about 5s

#243: blue minis games - mrhunter - PW-1ejFU3bbEI

MISSHAPENSMILEY: "Looks like the builder got bored in the middle lol"

Blue boxed minis. Mostly stuff I've seen before, but the last part starts to get a bit creative, with coin gates, portals, and switches. Unfortunately the level ends there, taking you to a large empty room that makes me think this is unfinished. The keys can be spammed in the stairs sections, preventing a player from passing. Gets an extra point for not dragging out too long, and getting more creative at the end. I reached the end in about four minutes.

The world is a mix of unpleasant and pleasant visuals. blue Beta and cyan Plastic blocks look surprisingly good together. The level does inconsistently use Mineral instead of Plastic at a few parts, though. The bright backgrounds, especially the Carnival backgrounds can be a bit of an eyesore. The take on the "Everybody Edits" block logo looks nice. Instead of just repeating what's seen on the title screen, it changes up the typeface and coloring. I don't know what that weird blue thing made of backgrounds is in the top right.

tags: allows key spam, boxed minis, eyesore, unfinished
fun: 2/5
presentation: 2/5
difficulty: 1/5

coins: 27/27
bcoins: 41/41

#244: code is 7676 - james345678 - PW-1faR-wQbEI

A fun little minis level. I like how the minis are numbered and divided into little boxes. You really get to appreciate the space used in tiny worlds like this. Keys being used to trigger platforms here is rather satisfying, even if it makes the level harder to play in multiplayer, and potentially impossible if the key is being spammed. Unfortunately a few parts do require fitting into place, which slows things down, but this is otherwise quick and breezy to play.

tags: allows key spam, boxed minis, coin spam, free code
fun: 3/5
presentation: 2/5
difficulty: 1/5

coins: 10/10
crown: 25s

#245: Lava Escape! [ON] - ruben247 - PW-1fiQQtfcEI

An exciting world where a player builds an escape as the lava rises! Or at least, that's what it would be, if it were actually on. The lobby and win area look pretty nice.

The level is by NEON NIGHT FALL CREW, and the description is "Aw shucks." It has 330 plays.

tags: boss
presentation: 2/5

#246: Untitled World - uvaoo - PW-1iic5IWcUI

Another boxed mini level. This one is a bit worse than the others reviewed today, with sluggish minis. There's a slow dot trail surrounded by boosts, so no fun skipping allowed. A key section has you outright just wait 10 seconds. And if somebody else presses the key, it could be longer. The last three minis are a little better, with a maze where zombify and unzombify to pass through doors and gates, a pendulum jump, and a maze using switches this time. The level just ends, and I beat it in around 90 seconds. The last part almost redeems the level to a 2/5, but I feel the beginning is bad enough for a 1/5.

The visuals are kinda nice. Instead of going for overblown colorful blocks like Mineral or Plastic, or bland Basic blocks, it uses purple Brick blocks alongside their backgrounds for shading. It makes it somewhat like a "pro" level, though I realize that term is a bit arbitrary.

TURTLECAT1 thought this world was cool, but I feel this is the weakest of the mini levels I've played today.

tags: allows key spam, boxed minis, maze
fun: 1/5
presentation: 2/5
difficulty: 1/5

John

N1KF · 2025-03-16 02:59:32

Somehow I put Week 9 by mistake last time, so I updated it to Week 10.

▼Week 11

#247: ESPANOLES bievenidos - santi15911 - PW-1o3HGm5bUI

Another Spanish level. ESPANOLES means Spanish as you'd probably guess, and bievenidos means welcome.

You start in a little building with a sign saying CARCEL, meaning jail. There are beds upstairs, and chairs and tables downstairs. You can leave the room by opening green key doors. Fortunately, there's a green key. Unfortunately, the green key is blocked by a gate, preventing you from leaving the area until the timer's worn out. Fortunately, you can just reset yourself while the timer's active to get through the doors. Unfortunately, there's much else you can explore when you're out of the room.

Under one of the tables is a switch opening up another green key, but you can't get there without god mode. There are also unreachable fire blocks inside the ceiling that seem to be for decoration. Above the building, there is artwork of a few 2011 smileys and a spawn point.

On the left, there's a hill and a tall structure blocking the path. You can jump onto the main building if you want. On the right there's a swimming pool with marine wildlife, a strange trend I've noticed. Then there's a quirky checkerboard building of water and mud, and on the far right there's some kind of object. Maybe a barrier, or a hurdle? I don't know what that is.

Now we enter god mode. The tall structure might be a sign or an empty building, with a smear of mineral green. Beneath it is tricky to decipher, and looking at it in-game did not help. But the minimap is a bit better, as it looks like a baby bug with wings. The green smear up above might be a caterpillar, but this is very speculative.

Going further to the bottom left, there's a building labeled MUSEO, which means museum in English. There, a bunch of decorations like skull, shield, and monster eyes are on stands. The doors also use the 0 switch like the jail, so it opens up the green key all the way back. This is probably a relic of the world's 2013 creation before switch IDs.

Next is an evil stick figure with red eyes, spraying fire or lava from its hands.

Next is another building, possibly a restaurant with tables and chairs. There is a framed octopus (or tripus since it only has three tentacles), possibly an aquarium or a picture. There are tables and seating outdoors as well.

On the far right, is a tall building with a bunch of bots. There's a dollar sign ($) here, so it's probably a shop. I thought at first it was sssa bank, but the weird pottery stuff would throw me off if it's meant to be a bank.

Finally, there is some miscellaneous artwork around the top right. A checkerboard cube, a blue star, and patch of land with a house and a tree.

It's fun to see how people can make a hodgepodge of stuff together in one world. Somebody mentioned it was like some friends goofing around.

tags: art, pixel, jail, sandbox, social, sprite, town
presentation: 2/5

#248: the challange - caanon15975 - PW-1omfdiGbUI

A challange [sic] where you get the crown...or the coins? Not sure what the goal is, so I can't really judge how quickly I beat it. On replay I got all coins and crown in under 29 seconds, and I can get the crown in about one second.

There are two halves, each with platforms holding coins. At the top, there are crowns blocked by key doors. You can get stuck behind the coin doors. Jumping up the platforms isn't really hard. The hardest part is getting to the top left, which requires a 1x1 hook jump if you don't hold right while spawning. You can go between the halves using tunnels of arrows.

I like how colorful the world is.

tags: coin spam, has key softlock, non-linear, platforming
difficulty: 1/5
fun: 2/5
presentation: 1/5

coins: 38/38
bcoins: 62/62

#249: wall jumping test - gab3 - PW-1oszrfJa0I

A small 2011 world where you jump sideways up platforms. There are some coins to get. Two in the top rather hard to reach, but are surprisingly possible by quickly doing two jumps upward and rightward.

The world was created a month before backgrounds were added, so it was updated at some point for backgrounds.

tags: climb, platforming
difficulty: 1/5

fun: 1/5
presentation: 1/5

coins: 9/9
bcoins: 22/22

#250: Pizza Pizza - toolyiamking - PW-1ozX2okbEI

TURTLECAT1: "this world is so random"

A little, unfinished mini world from 2011 with four minigames. This is the 250th world featured in this topic.

The level is named "Pizza Pizza", which I wouldn't normally question too much as worlds have weird names, but this level goes out of its way to have a logo in the top right. That's a status usually reserved for crew levels and epic adventure levels. So what gives? Turns out Pizza Pizza is both the name of a Canadian resturaunt and the slogan of the Little Caesar's pizza chain. What's the logo of Little Ceasar's?

Caesar is Greek. You know what else is Greek? Meanders, patterns of zig-zagging lines. What do those lines look like? The filler tunnels found in an Everybody Edits world such as this one.

...that logo is from 2017, probably long after the level was made, so that probably has nothing to do with the level. Maybe I should call these kinds of tunnels "meanders", as it sounds cooler than "filler tunnels".

tags: boxed minis, confusing title, filler, smiley, unfinished

#251: you Christmas note - samsungkid - PW-1p-wHL2a0I

I was quite insulted samsungkid would call me a Christmas note. But upon opening this world, I was hit with a burst of joys, nearly to tears. For some reason, I was reminded of the World 5 music from New Super Mario Bros. despite not having played the game in like a decade.

I forgive you, samsungkid. You're probably a samsungadult by now.

You start off on a ramp, and go off of it into the snow. You can try to jump up the snow. I wonder how far you could possibly get—this could be great to TAS. There are no goals, so do as you please.

I appreciate the art with the Christmas tree, house, and the happy Grinch smiley on a sled. This world exudes Christmas joy.

tag: art, christmas, explore, no goal, smiley
fun: 2/5
presentation: 3/5

#252: girl hot - mattlove648 - PW-1p7E7EfbkI

LICTOR: "finally a good level"

Since I saw the world name a few weeks, I have been waiting with intrigue for this one, with "girl hot". Presumably meaning an attractive woman. Attractiveness is not a common element of EE world. Will this be a crude drawing? Explicit bot art? A name that has nothing to do with the level? Let's find out.

OK, I joined. It's not really that bad, just a pinup of a lady lying with a flower in her hair and a cup. Reminds me of the Summer Girl smiley. Solid pixel art, though when I zoom in the elbows and feet look kind of weird. It's probably a limitation of the low resolution.

tags: art, cheeky, human, no gameplay
presentation: 3/5

John

Core · 2025-03-16 17:09:14

you should play surface it's a good level i promise

John

N1KF · 2025-03-23 03:41:15

▼Week 12

#253: Tic Tac Toe - coree - PW-1pMtWPVbUI

Tic-Tac-Toe. It's an empty grid. There are some seats to sit in, though.

tags: board game, multiplayer, social, tic-tac-toe

#254: eye - arual - PW-1pOkw3Aa0I

Detailed, impressive eye artwork. Well, at least the lower one is. The top is kinda just a grey or white ringed circle. Barely looks like an eye.

tags: art, human, mostly empty
presentation: 2/5

#255: win coins - michiel15max - PW-1ptX70obEI

A bunch of coins scattered around on green blocks. I'm glad the world owner didn't try to fill absolutely all the empty space with platforms. Gotta let the smiley breathe and jump around with freedom. There are no coin doors, so the coins are completely optional. You can just go up and get the crown.

To my shock, there is no way to ruin the level by spamming the key—while you can hit it once near spawn, it's behind a key gate so you can't keep resetting to keep the gates up forever.

On first playthrough, I got all coins and crown in under 47 seconds. On replay, I got the crown in under 9 seconds. This could be fun to speedrun but there's no win trophy so I won't try that much.

tags: arrow tubes, climb, coin spam
fun: 2/5
presentation: 1/5
difficulty: 1/5

coins: 63/63
bcoins: 10/10
crown: under 9s

#256: MNW - robertjesus - PW-1qDlaS5cEI

I don't know what MNW stands for, but this is definitely a Metroid world. Turtlecat1 said "My New World", and I think that's one of the default open world names, so maybe it's that. A sign gives credit to Alexferreira for "Super metroid 2", another world (PWmYy0ypv1cEI). It may have inspired this one, and I wouldn't otherwise know the connection.

You start from a purple spaceship, likely the one used by Samus in Metroid Fusion. You go into the cave and get various upgrades to progress. Sometimes you'll find yourself falling through a pit you can't climb back up, so you'll have to find another path.

First off, you need upgrade #1, the Morph Ball to get anywhere. The win area is behind doors requiring upgrade #2, Missiles. Finally, you will need either upgrade #3 (Bomb) or #4 (Hi-Jump) to get through. The last upgrade, #5 (Grappling Beam) is practically useless, but we'll go over that later.

A majority of the challenge in the level is avoiding spikes on the walls of the cave. It's not quite spike spam, but if you don't like platforming around spikes, you might dislike this level. There is a single mini in the entire level that uses arrows.

The second hardest part is the yellow-brown area. It has lots of hazards, and gives you the Hi-Jump upgrade. If you jump down a certain hole without Missiles and take the checkpoint, you'll have to go through it. It's optional depending on how you route through the level, so I won't give the level more than a 3/5 in difficulty.

The red area is probably the hardest in the level, requiring some precise jumps. It can be reached with a well-placed slide, and is reached from a hole that is too tall to escape, even with Hi-Jump. However, when trying to leave this area, I found a problem. The first time I played this, I was about 24 minutes and 50 deaths playing at this point, and got stuck. You must jump in the hole with 6 coins if you want all the coins without god mode. Fortunately, the upgrade there is not needed. It's only used in two areas, once to almost escape the area you find it in, and another to reach an unfinished hole to nowhere.

On replay, I beat the level in under three minutes with what I think is an optimal route. Once you win, you get god mode, as well as a practice mode that gives you access to more checkpoints. A bit weird that the practice mode is left to the end, after you've already beaten it and gotten god mode. But I'll take it, since it makes my job of collecting all coins without god mode easier.

Fun level, though unfinished and has some bad design choices. The top half is well-decorated, though the bottom half isn't. I consider this my new favorite of the randomly picked worlds.

tags: adventure, has softlock, metroid, metroidvania, non-linear, sci-fi, underground, unfinished, upgrades
difficulty: 3/5
fun: 3/5
presentation: 3/5

win: 2:53.547
coins: 8/8
bccoins: 4/4

John

N1KF · 2025-03-30 03:59:12

▼Week 13

#257: level - mastercheif2775 - PW-1qneHFlcEI

A simple mini world split into layers.

The bottom is about twenty simple jumps across blocks. If you go too fast you'll get boosted back. This has a black checkerboard background.

The second is an invisible dot trail, though the Secret blocks will stop you from falling off if you go the right way. There's a little bit of guesswork here, but it's not hard to figure out where to go. This is the best part of the map. The background here is crimson.

The third is a dot trail between boost arrows. All you do is zig-zag here six times while avoiding the boost arrows. The background here is lava. For beating this, you're rewarded with a crown and trophy. If you fail, you can get sent back somewhere to the second layer.

The minigames are repetitive and uninspired, but not enough to stop me from replaying it a few times. On first playthrough I beat it in 1:16.064. The individual obstacles are easy to get past, but chained together long enough to just barely get a 2/5 difficulty. The caution block borders, lava backgrounds, and pinkish red do not work well together.

tags: endurance, filler, layers, minis
difficulty: 2/5
fun: 1/5
presentation: 1/5

win: 39.646
crown: about 48s

#258: Magnum Logos - cjocj - PW-1rbLdRqa0I

I was expecting the title to be a Latin phrase, but no, it's just logos for a crew named Magnum. Magnum is a Latin word, but logos is a Greek word, so it wouldn't mean anything in Latin. This is a level from January 2011, very early.

You are locked on rails, so you won't be able to explore beyond that. Out of bounds, there is a collection of all blocks, which is where the unreachable coins are. There's also an AFK.

Now to review the logos. Right at spawn, there's a logo whose coloring I like, but it has a pretty glaring flaw. The text is in a bizarre order: up-left, to bottom-right, to bottom-left, to top-left. As a result, there's a good chance you'll read it as MAG EW CR NUM. I like the colors though.

In the bottom left we have M merged with a C, and two pink corners. There's a background, but unfortunately too faint to see easily on the minimap. Coincidentally the diagonal M and C combination looks a bit like the MCreator logo:

On the right of that, is an...M on a sled? A curved underline? I don't know if it's meant to be a logo or somebody goofing around.

Next is MG Crew, with vibrant orange and blue gradients. This was initially my favorite, but looking more carefully, the limited block selection doesn't make the gradient work so well. Maybe they could've tried dithering. The "CREW" in black, surrounded by white looks cool though.

Next is a green M on some kind of pink scroll or something. The M is scattered with green Basic, Brick, and Grass I guess to add color variety, but it doesn't do much. Below it is a similarly pink box with the text "MG Crew" on it. The shading on the text here is nice, my second favorite logo.

Next is a logo split into two red halves with M and G on them. The letters are hard to make out.

Next is the most unusual. It has the sky and clouds, with the text MG and rays of light below it. Because EE's white Metal is so dark, I thought it was a UFO until I got a closer look and recognized the metal as clouds.

Finally, my favorite. The pink and green "MC" over a purple square, with a green outline, and checkerboard corners. I just like how colorful and shiny it all looks.

You can tell this is from the era where every crew wanted a two letter combo to identify themselves, even though a certain other MG Crew existed months earlier. It does make you wonder though, is the crew's acronym MC, or MG? The level seems pretty inconsistent about it.

tags: art, logo, sandbox
presentation: 2/5

coins: 0/1
bcoins: 0/1
crown: impossible

#259: Pro art of nowadays - vyvo - PW-1rclsmdbEI

A fun, crude art world. I see some familiar names, like Theddy (Theditor), Boh, and Addi (whatever he goes by now), alongside others like Polis, Vyvo, and Amit. It appears to be a "Halloween Collaboration" for I Crew, or in this case, "I Crap".

There's a fat pooping lizard with a top hat, a cake with arms and legs, somebody with a Bible speaking Spanish, an archer, a taco, a lollipop... There's a lot here, and I appreciate all the small details.

There are 6 coins to collect around the bottom of the level. Boo and Opayye also completed this world.

If you're wondering where the world URL goes, it's I Crew Persian Peril.

fun: 2/5
presentation: 3/5
difficulty: 2/5
tags: animal, bible, cake, comedy, coin hunt, food, human, meme, non-linear, poop, taco

win: 1:19.631

#260: DONT PRESS PLAY - saif1234567890 - PW-1rplqNAbEI

Looks like I can't press play. Good thing there's no such thing in PixelWalker!

It's a spiral boost to the middle, where you get a trophy and die in a fire. That's it.

tags: automatic, clickbait, eyesore

win: 0.000 (0 deaths)

#261: Coins - srthiage - PW-1rxcG-na0I

Some zig-zagging tunnels of grass...they're not even zig-zagging properly, so you can't reach the top. There are no coins.

tags: almost empty, misleading title, unfinished

#262: Minigames for All! - helloguy5555 - PW-1s8hRUacEI

The description is "Current Minigame: Don't Fall!", so I take this to be a minigame level that is updated to have new minis.

Here you get all the blue coins while the blue key is active. Not that hard, since you can keep pressing it. This provides a dilemma, though—getting all blue coins blocks us from the bottom, where a single gold coin is found. Do you collect all blue coins, or all but one blue coins and a gold coin? It's your choice. I ended up playing it for both.

tags: allows key spam, coin spam, timer
fun: 1/5
presentation: 1/5
difficulty: 1/5

coins: 1/1 (with 41 blue coins)
bcoins: 42/42 (with 0 gold coins)

#263: hard - motorola - PW-1sGzD4kbUI

This "hard" level has you jump up some platforms to reach the crown. I got all coins and crown in under 20 seconds. There are two inescapable holes on the right side, and strangely one is blue with an unreachable portal surrounded by walls.

tags: has softlock, platforming, unfinished
fun: 1/5
presentation: 1/5
difficulty: 1/5

#264: Candy Boss To Code 9 - jiahang - PW-1sNuIHna0I

A 2011 boos to code...? And it's the ninth? Well no, it's some rainbow gradients.

tags: misleading title, no gameplay, rainbow

#265: Arbys antizombie hut - arby - PW-1sO_rOVbEI

A small, well-decorated coin hunt world from 2012, a relic of when potions existed, zombies were everywhere, and everybody was losing their minds. Fortunately we have no need to worry about these silly "zombies" running amuck through the muck. I got all 5 coins in under 20 seconds. A nice world that's a bit messy, but fun to look at.

tags: interior, night, outdoors, potions, swamp, ufo, zombie
fun: 3/5
presentation: 3/5
difficulty: 1/5

#266: myan maze - mkoiun1 - PW-1tJjVd5bEI

A myan [sic] maze. Not really a maze, more of a minis level. This one actually has some variety and creative minis. I was stuck on a tricky jump using vines for a few minutes before realizing it was possible.

After beating the level, you get an "easy mode" of sorts. The coin doors open up, the coin gates close, making it easier to get through.

This is pretty fun, I recommend playing it.

fun: 3/5
presentation: 3/5
difficulty: 3/5

win: 12.631
coins: 1/1
bcoins: 1/1
crown: under 13s
cake: under 13s

#267: Tall 1 - picrocoy - PW-1tj8vxDbEI

Well, we found our first tall world, and it's empty. There are probably thousands of these, but I haven't checked how many. The reason this size is so uncommon is that it was exclusive to beta players for years. That, plus it's probably hard to figure out worlds to make with this shape.

#268: Untitled World - gravedestroyer - PW-1toEVogbkI

A nice little coin hunt world...is what it would be, if it weren't blocked off with a world portal taking you to a boxed minis level.

On the surface, there are five coins. This is where the platforming is, as you jump across the clouds. One coin here is either impossible, or has an incredibly obtuse method to reach, being in a weird spot under a cloud. Let me know if you can get it.

Underground, there's a maze with the other five coins. There are coin doors, but fortunately you can skip a single coin, as if the world creator prepared for nobody getting that coin under the cloud. There's a key section, and unfortunately it can be made impossible with key spam. After getting 8 coins, the final coin is unreachable, because it requires you to move upward through a coin door on a single dot, which is impossible under standard gravity.

tags: allows key spam, coin hunt, outdoors, underground
fun: 1/5 (2/5 with god mode)
presentation: 2/5
difficulty: 1/5 (possibly up to 5/5 if 9/10 coins are possible)

coins: 0/10 (8/10 with spawn skip)

#269: still - stillrw - PW-1u1IxFmbEI

A small world, filled with water. There are some chains, too.

tags: mostly water, slightly ominous

#270: Crew Sandbox - uthbees - PW-1u2NtxKcUI

A small coin hunt world, though being from the futuristic era of 2018, it unusually requires both gold and blue coins. Also unusually, there's a jump effect in the same area with the keys, giving you 5 seconds to reach the win trophy.

The layout of the world makes me wonder if this was built for speedrunning. There's a reset block, multiple paths to the top, and there's a level of risk deciding when to get the jump effect that comes with the keys on a timer to beat the level. Whenever the Legacy Leaderboards release, this could be a fun level to speedrun.

tags: coin hunt, non-linear, timer
fun: 2/5
presentation: 1/5
difficulty: 1/5

coins: 10/10
bcoins: 8/8
win: 28.833

There are just seven more unique worlds starting with PW-1.

32OrtonEdge32dh · 2025-04-22 16:17:53

This is a super cool idea/time capsule opening. My favorite so far is the one called "Coins" with no coins.

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#26 2025-01-20 00:59:59, last edited by N1KF (2025-01-20 01:00:15)

Re: Week 13 playing random EE worlds until EE! releases

#170: boss off - karolp - PW-0vkpsnVa0I

#171: wip friends can join - flobalob - PW-0vypSFAcEI

#172: Under Construction - ttf12 - PW-0yP4ToBcEI

#173: free edit - tabby22350 - PW-1-OtaxlcEI

#174: boss to copy - paulinha1289 - PW-1-gunQCbEI

#175: samrskell - samrskel - PW-152EgvcbEI

#176: code 0000 - marek63 - PW-15UOxPGbUI

#27 2025-01-21 00:59:40

Re: Week 13 playing random EE worlds until EE! releases

#177: Coins World - juuliaah - PW-15wKs4_bEI

#178: Untitled World - magogi - PW-175hKRObEI

#179: Epic face - djklay - PW-17rJfEvbEI

#180: zombie world - tibi3511 - PW-18nIw5obUI

#181: Prison - wolfsblood - PW-18zuV0kbEI

#28 2025-01-21 15:52:00

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#29 2025-01-22 03:55:57

Re: Week 13 playing random EE worlds until EE! releases

#182: nasumies - luksyfearkirill919 - PW-19XR6j0bEI

#183: 3 magic genorators - natedog36 - PW-19m0hyTbEI

#184: Micro Worlds [WIP] - firerob - PW-1BKeKrFcEI

#185: Ride-twentyonepilots - suisunday - PW-1E9A1HEcUI

#186: CODE IS 3441 - sastroop - PW-1IhQvBibkI

#30 2025-01-23 02:59:20, last edited by N1KF (2025-01-23 03:02:09)

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#187: Stairs and Minigames - awesomeryan - PW-1J84HyNbUI

#188: fun house - skittlesmadman - PW-1JkoYDAbEI

#189: RPG - shipower - PW-1Jq6SbGa0I

#190: Untitled World - sonic424 - PW-1KPRmyzb0I

#191: 5 STAR HOTEL - boltxp - PW-1KrF5eMbUI

#192: anton - antonrd - PW-1Ksb1X3a0I

#193: Untitled World - skydoesmc - PW-1KzURdzbUI

#31 2025-01-24 00:32:43

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#194: Untitled World - windseeker - PW-1LJkrg6bEI

#195: TROLLS HQ - troller1234 - PW-1LaaPIYbUI

#196: Untitled World - camilobomp - PW-1LbOi3LbEI

#197: Country - danydaninutzu - PW-1LehKlsbUI

#198: art & stuff - joyouse - PW-1LnPKiBbUI

#199: alexland - hyftducdidydi9ydidtd - PW-1LrEav6bEI

#200: Perfect Coy Smiley - coy71 - PW-1M5PVPQbEI

#32 2025-01-25 02:59:43

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#201: My Home World - wunarg - PW-1Mg4dIncEI

#202: Me Shift Entry - musicman - PW-1MvwoxUa0I

#203: awesome world - geekyminer1610 - PW-1N58B1MbEI

#204: minecraft error map - gamerninja - PW-1N5Dzd_bUI

#205: tower climb part 1 - raddo2020 - PW-1NJpnEFbkI

#206: Death Run! - snowww - PW-1NMpWBHcEI

#33 2025-01-25 19:59:35

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Day 25

#207: daryldixion - daryldixon - PW-1N_7vQwbUI

#208: Key Boss - janissimonka - PW-1O2WX3ob0I

#34 2025-01-30 05:02:11, last edited by N1KF (2025-01-30 05:38:21)

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#???: Why I started this - N1KF - 799604

#???: What I learned - N1KF - 799604

#???: What I was missing - N1KF - 799604

#35 2025-01-30 11:53:54

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#36 2025-01-30 16:52:08, last edited by MartenM (2025-01-30 16:52:43)

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#37 2025-01-31 13:17:48

Re: Week 13 playing random EE worlds until EE! releases

#38 2025-02-02 04:00:18, last edited by N1KF (2025-02-02 08:28:22)

Re: Week 13 playing random EE worlds until EE! releases

#209: Cool Art - sillly - PW-1OAEkU2bUI

#210: parour race - richman95 - PW-1OhUs1vbkI

#211: I WANT MONKEY! - wuhaohan - PW-1OiT1dHcEI

#212: Untitled World - kodekpl - PW-1OtrxX4a0I

#213: PACMAN - loxmender1523 - PW-1P7e001bEI

#214: . - dabs - PW-1P8qeQxbUI

#215: sweet home sweet - soohan - PW-1P9y5V4bUI

#216: BLACKSKY COME HERE - gerben - PWL2rNPSdqa0I

#217: RED TEAM - dtmfm1229 - PW-1PjsbwRbUI

#39 2025-02-09 04:01:03