Jazz Jackrabbit 2 Online

Not a very good tileset, I think it misses a lot of things.

Only a little less options than Jazz Organizer by Metal warrior. But there are some other option JO doesn’t have !

Another great thing. JO is 500 kb big, this program is only 42 kb. (huger now because of the DLL file.)

This program is great. You can even launch J2O out of it. Get this thing now!

Some quite funny ones. =)

Nice pictures, though most of them arent funny or anything.

Might be useful for homepages but if you dont plan on making one, I wouldnt suggest downloading

its in beta….just take a look at the project S area, since they stink and canned it, im working on it….

……Dont know what to say, but i like it.

A really really really PERFECT Game with a really good tileset!

This is the best Jazz Levelpack!!!
I love it :p

OK, re-review (Spazyman asked)

Okay, some pictures more and they are more funnie. extra 0.5 points![This review has been edited by Fl@$h aka BlewMeUp]

Hehe, kool program. That bird rool =). It’s kool, but not very usefull… Where can i get more information of it?

VERY worth a try. Enjoy!

btw, i can get all the starts without cheating smart one…for the sucker tube one, just his down, and hold the right button…and the other one is hard, but i can still get them all….

Its a great level with a great tileset, gotta luv the eyecandy, the only downpart is that its kind of full, like, lotta objects, and i have claustrophobia! but the levels neat. U deserver this 8.7

yeh, thought u may need it :)

looks like not passwording this level saved it from being all but unplayable: Open it in JCS tofind where all the triggrs are. Two are hidden below a sucker tube and imposible to get to without cheaing (jjfly once or twice), and one is completely inacsessible. Use JCS to move or remove it; then the level becomes playable.
Sorry, no btter than a 6.5.

Hawkin 87 :-|[This review has been edited by Hawkin 87]

“The Final Funkytown” is not my favourite tileset. It includes some semi-useful structures, backgrounds, letter blocks, palm trees and lots of other tras…err…things. Not to forget the impressive BOOM explosion.
My problem with this tileset is that somehow all this doesn’t fit together. Sorry. Slightly below the average i think. The lack of an example level also made my rate it lower.[This review has been edited by Aiko]

I don’t get it. Seems like i had the tileset, too. Unfortunately, the levels confused me so much that i now feel unable to review them.

Anyways, you should always include custom sets in your ZiP file (you can remove the default readme from the J2 cache directory instead ;-))).

RE-UPLOAD!

First off, never name a level “level” or “level2”. Because theres a high chance people have to or accidentally overwrite some stuff in their Jazz2 folder.
Apart from that, i got the same error as mirrow and Flash when trying to start the first level.
“Marble Maze” works fine and looks pretty good. There even is some eyecandy. The music (using those fine “Elysium” samples) is a very good choice. Unfortunately i wasn’t able to solve the puzzles (or whatever it is) at the start of the level so i didn’t see the whole thing.
Then again, the “High Voltage” level has horrible eyecandy and a bad design. The next level setting is wrong or missing.
The puzzle in “Devons Lair” drove me crazy (not much eyecandy, by the way). And the music is okay.

To sum it up, a confusing and pretty much unplayable level pack. The “Marble Maze” and the nice readme file (:-) could be worth a look but the rest of pack isn’t worth downloading in my opinion. (Plus the major bugs made me rate it lower). Sorry, Moonshadow!
(Maybe you should re-upload and fix some bugs.)[This review has been edited by Aiko]

These lvls are realy cool!?!?![This review has been edited by Fquist]

I think it’s a good program now I can play JJ1 again![This review has been edited by Genotoxin aka iCeD]

pardon me for my revious “outburst”; I do not mean in any way offend anyone or “force” any one to say spomething they did not truly think. My fault, everyone has the right to their own opinon. Sorry ‘bout that.[This review has been edited by Hawkin 87]