Oasis Desert

Rating
4.2
Reviews:
3
Downloads:
308
Date uploaded:
17 Feb 2016 at 06:17 (Minor update on 17 Feb 2016)

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Author
L.S. (More uploads by L.S.)
Type
Single player
Version
1.23
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N/A
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oasisdesert.zip (427.48 kB)

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lsoasisdesert.j2l Oasis Desert 5.71 kB 23 Jan 2016
Oasis.j2t Oasis 121.78 kB 18 Jan 2010
sanddessert.it Sand Dessert 422.39 kB 25 Apr 2005

Description

I’m a new user of Jazz Jackrabbit 2 Online. Oasis Desert was created a few years ago. Although level name is Oasis Desert, there are no oasis in this level. lol It may be deficient. I’ll thank you if you play this level.

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User Reviews (Sort by Helpful Index or Date Posted) Average: 4.2

Not recommendedReview by Duke

Posted:
27 Feb 2016, 23:17 (edited 27 Feb 16, 23:43)
CTF Bug (7 Points)
Number of reviews with ratings7 Featured reviews0 Average helpfulness8%
Rating
3.5

The level is too simple IMO. There is only one type of weapon and two types of enemies. You could’ve added both flying and normal lizards (they live in deserts, don’t they?) and maybe even dragons (and bats in caves)
There is a lot of room everywhere on the level, except on the boss spot (maybe you wanted it to be that way to make it harder?).

Generally the map needs to be more complex (IMO). This way it’s just too straight forward (go here, shoot this, go there, shoot that)

PS: Too much poles man.

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Not recommendedReview by Slaz

Posted:
29 Feb 2016, 12:36 (edited 29 Feb 16, 12:37)
Spaz Slackrabbit (123 Points)
Number of reviews with ratings56 Featured reviews10 Average helpfulness90%
Rating
3

This level felt like a typical first-time experience with JCS. The layout is linear and goes mostly horizontally back and forth. Pickups are grouped into ‘clumps’ too often, you should try placing them more strategically and intuitive. Enemies are just Normal Turtles and some Tuff Turtles, and weapons are just Electro Blaster (with the coin warp near the end offering it’s powerup). All in all very little variety. The first ‘secret’ path using the poles was annoying due to it being hard to escape them, and the blue spring section shouldn’t be forced by sucker tube events. The best thing from this level was the bomb crates on springs thingy, which felt fresh compared to the rest of the level. Lastly is the boss which doesn’t do anything original, being the regular Tuff Boss on horizontal ground.

All in all an okay level as a first timer (believe me, there are far worse) but it will take more effort and especially variety to entertain the single player.

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Review by Bloody_Body

Posted:
26 Mar 2016, 20:39 (edited 26 Mar 16, 20:54)
Bee Boy Swarm (36 Points)
Number of reviews with ratings32 Featured reviews1 Average helpfulness93%
Rating
6

Well, I don’t think this level is bad enough to rate it 3-3.5 Typical “first levels” are usually worse than this one.

PROS
There level looks nice, the eyecandy is OK. There are some secrets, hints and a boss (However I think you should make an arena for the boss fight). I liked the idea of jumping bomb-crates, but it makes no sence as the pit is small enough to allow you jump over the spikes. The same goes for the freezing sandglasses- it was quite unexpected and funny to freeze myself running at a full speed, but it doesn’t have any influence on the difficulty of the gameplay.

CONS
The usage of poles at the beginning of the level is annoying- you have to take an effort to get yourself out of them.
Just two types of enemies not counting Caterpillar…
And just two types of weapons.
Probably the level should be bigger. It’s 256*64 but it doesn’t seem to be big enough cause there is too much of emptiness especilly in the right side of the level. I mean level needs more paths, more platforms, more content…

In my opinion it’s a decent level for a beginner.

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