- Water Droplets by Goose
- This level features beautiful colour work, especially in the first cube, though it becomes more monochromatic later. The gameplay is enjoyable, with some moving gameplay, but the wave-to-ship transition is disliked. Despite this, the level’s design and song flow well together.
- Fiji by Nazgov
- A visually stunning and easy 4-star level, praised for its simple yet elegant decoration and smooth gameplay. The effects are beautifully done and match the song well, making it a fun and accessible level to enjoy.
- Psychosis by Heinz
- She is known for its solid gameplay and fantastic decoration. However, it is almost too balanced, making it less frustrating and somewhat lacking in difficulty variety. The level’s flow and connection with the music are appreciated, though not perfectly synchronized.
- Acceleration by Taman
- A sequel to “Motion,” it improves upon the original with smoother gameplay and better optimization. The level is minimalistic in decoration but has an enjoyable flow and an excellent song, making it an extraordinary level for sight reading and a fun challenge.
- Dance Massacre by Heinz
- A medium-to-hard demon with consistent difficulty and fun gameplay. The song by Mad House gives energy, and the aged decoration still fits well with the gameplay—an excellent choice for players new to Heinz’s work.
- Decode by Darnox
- It’s a nostalgic 1.9 classic with fast-paced gameplay and fun charm. While controversial, it’s considered iconic for its gameplay style and Waterflame’s excellent song. The level’s unique decoration and chaotic yet enjoyable gameplay make it stand out.
- Rupture by Gekko
- A short but intense level, praised for its effective use of Darnox’s decoration style. Although it lacks detailed design, the gameplay is fast-paced and exciting. Despite some initial difficulty, the drop delivers satisfying gameplay with high energy.
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