What? Ummm, mine was reversing the tones from dark to lighter tones when you Everse in a possible sequal. Not Eversing anywhere, anytime. That was my idea.

I only got into this argument cause I could.

Okay... I see, were on very different pages here. I'd like to be clear. I agree the First world tone is easy and that people naturally walk a straight line over going around and back again if they don't have too. However after you experience the other Eversed points, the first Level world is creepy in feeling. And you'd have to Everse to move past obstacles so you can't avoid seeing the darker underlays (although one or two points arn't bad per se) and thus not being able to see the first world as sunshine and lollipops. Unless your somebody that just randomly downloads games that people say are good without looking at the description for it, you'd be aware of darker undertones but atmospherically the Level 1 world is going to come off as creepy once you witness those really dark worlds.

The wall of death is an unavoidable obstacle, as far as i'm concerned. With only colour being the difference in appearance.And the true last level, about 1-3 have blocks that prevent you from progressing at all quite literally out of no where, which was pretty poor and annoying design.

Level 1 is creepy after you experience the other worlds, like the Happy Tree Friends kinda creepy.

I genuinely have absolutely no idea what you're talking about anymore.

I blame the way I worded a few of my posts, this was after re-reading some of my previous posts on this thread. And how I read other peoples posts.

I just got to playing this game, and I absolutely loved the feel and atmosphere.
There are few examples of Postmodernism in gaming yet, but with the scoreboard scrambling and falling off from worlds 6-7, and the creepy messages replacing the level start message as you progress, this is seriously giving me some neat ideas for another postmodern project I've been mulling over for a few years.