Jazz Jackrabbit 2 Online

Look nice![This review has been edited by CraccoBoy]

Bad eyecandy, to much enemys. And that music drives me crazy!!!

Foolish boy! FIRST LEVELS DO NOT COUNT. That was my mistake. ¬_¬ So. I don’t like it. Really bad. Bad layers. Nothing. Empty. Etc. [This review has been edited by Red_XIII]

FlameWitch, you’re dumb like a turtle shell without turtle inside.

THIS CONVERTION ROCKS!!!

So, whats gonna be next? Maybe Commander Keen in Good-bye Galaxy? :)))

EDIT: forgot the rating :P[This review has been edited by ScionFighter]

You’re joking right???
This stuff’s crap and I won’t rate it.

Nice level, I’m looking forward to the full game. I will rate this already, to a 9, so I think the full game will be cool

Overall, an low-quality suberb tileset, but for a first tileset, which I assume it is, it’s pretty good. The ground features rather dull-looking dirt with stones in it. The buildings are also, apparently, made of dirt with brick walls. One gripe is the noticable lack of destruct scenery. As for eyecandy, this tileset sports two different colors of strange-looking mounatins and some streetlamps.

I had the pleasure of playing this excellent battle level online and must say that while I am a CTF lover, this is one of those few levels that actually makes me consider playing more battle levels (not that I’m un-lazy enough to get around to doing so.) If you thought that there was no room for battle levels in Carrotus to get anymore (or any less, for that matter) innovative, you may want to rethink your assumpitons, let alone your entire world view. Most battle levels fall into a fairly narrow margin of creativity. A lot of them are fashioned off of the gameplay of Battle1, and these days the sight of one that truly attempts to put some strategy into the realm of battle is a rare commodity. While it does not go as far as to revolutionize the entire gameplay as a whole or introduce some psychadelic funky eyecandy set, it does what it does best: be a really, really, really good and solid Carrotus battle level.

When you first start playing the level, it is hard not to compare it to Every Other Carrotus Level Ever Made. After all, Carrotus levels have been stereotyped more than Michael Jackson has had pretend skin diseases. This level is not predictable in any way, shape, or form. That’s why it is so strikingly different from other Carrotus levels out there (I am not saying the tileset can not be used with interesting gameplay, it’s just that levels using Carrotus often are similar in gameplay – solid but uninspired, much like the tileset). Gameplay is always very good. Weapon placement is one of the two areas, however, that were not perfect and could have been improved if it was thought about enough. While most powerups were fairly well-placed, certain areas had an overkill of powerups that seemed a little too out in the open. While I can’t say that this effected gameplay that much, it still was just one of thost things that annoys me without actually mattering that whole too much. However, WCS (Weapon Clumping Syndrome) is annoying beyond belief, and this level has a very minor case of it. A few weapons moved around here and there would be nice. The second area that could use some minor improvement was eyecandy. Generally, the level looked solid and had sufficient eyecandy to keep you interested, but in many cases there were small overlookings in the scenery. A few tile errors here and there did not exactly help how the level looked, but unless you were specifically looking for them, it probably won’t bother you too much. Since I informally beta-tested it, I must say that I am disappointed that the author did not fixed either of the two mentioned tile bugs after we pointed them out, but nonetheless that doesn’t detract a huge amount from the overall feel of the level. Flow was excellent for a battle level. Flow isn’t as important in battle levels as it is in Capture the Flag, but that doesn’t mean I like to see levels just ignore it, and this one certainally pays due attention to this often overlooked aspect of the battle genre. Another interesting thing which may fall under the “pros” column or the “cons” column depending on personal preference is the use of coins and a bonus coin warp in this level. You don’t see this often in battle levels, since the “roast as fast as you can” additude of battle levels does not exactly lend itself to hunting for various coins to get a powerup which you will probably lose after being killed a minute later. Still, while few people were able to get this powerup, the coin price seemed fair, and its inclusion certainally did spice up the level a bit.

What you have here is an example of a Carrotus level at its best. While it may not echo every other Carrotus level ever created, it achieves the hard-to-garner goal of being new and lemony-fresh without being so revolutionary puritist players who refuse to play anything more revolutionary than Chemical Warfare won’t play it. It bridges the large gap between classic and innovative, and bridges it quite well. While it may have a few quirks, the amazing level of concentration, ability, and knowledge of how gameplay structure works in a new JCSer is about as common as unpoisoned water in Death Valley. Even if you aren’t a fan of battle and aren’t amazed by this rating, it is definitely worth a download just to see the great skill of a new level designed. I seriously recommend you download this pack, and I think that a 8.2 rating, while it may not seem extraordinary, is still quite high. This may be the highest rating I’ve ever given someone’s first officially released level, and I really hope to see future releases from this level’s author. Rockingham II is really that good.

Hmm….a better version. It has all or mostly all the tieles in the first onel, but lots of added tiles as well. As shown in the pack, you can make many types of levels with this and it is a fun tileset to use. The color and graphix are good, the tileset is also good, not agama type good, but good. The level with the moving spaceship was cool, and was used to describe the planet. There are lots of cool stuff here, and hopefully et will make more and more sets. Congratulations et and good luck

W-O-W

The talented ET has made another tileset, not as good as some of its companions, but still good. IT has acid lakes, metal technology, and strange purple ground which has a resemblance to the ground in jj1 nippius has. Although the color rocks, its a bit one typed as well and i just didnt like it very much, but it still rocks. To bad you didnt include how the planet looks from space =(

Hmm…..what a cool set

The colors of this rock, that green is so cool, and those waterfalls and fans. It feels one typed, for some reason. More color could of been used, only a few colors have been included, and i feel a lot more could of been in. But the texture is good, i didnt check for bugs yet, but i doubt there will be any. Nice pic included, the planet looks cool. You ppl should download this, this guy got talent.

Very good levels. Only some puzzels are difficult…

EDIT: cached the 9.2 to a 8.5. Reason: to difficult and to many traps. Nice enemie and the end, though.[This review has been edited by spazz]

my username: royj.kennisnet.nl.
Now about my levels, not a good episode. I am now working on my 4th episode. My 4th episode is much more better that this won. Wen that episode is ready, I will put it on this site.

WOW…………. COOL
cool tileset and i download this lvl forever! The lvl : that’s to bad MAKE SELF LVLS! cover not battle1 to etsplanet2battle2! thats bad! for noobs! i will not says that this tileset bad is , i will says that the lvls………… no good………agama . disquise . and other toppers make cool lvls . do you that ? then are you one of the best tileset and lvl builders ever. you tileset’s rating i a 9 and lvls a 7.not that i stop with downloading your tileset’s………. but , you most not covered battle1 make self lvl’s!!!!!!!

i rating a 8

spear XD

I like this level. Cool music. I will gife it an 8.2.

OMG LOL LOL

THAT IS HILARIOUS, YOU LOOK LIKE A A A…….Nazirabbit

Seriously, very very funny. worth a d/l reccomendation just to see how funny it is. Nice headband.Enjoyed That carrot?
Try this out folks, you probably wont regret it.

But it cant compete with tilesets though, because some tilesets plain rock.

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Please make sure your tilesets do not overwrite older ones. This can cause problems which I don’t think I need to explain.

lol, actually that was a better review than i expected. anyway, the part about the huge amount of extra unused tiles at the bottom of the tileset, i fixed that and had the tileset end right after the green background mountains.

I’m having problems whit the file tmcship1.j2l, he is asking for an tileset file called neonius.j2t, which you didn’t add in the zip file, where can I find this tileset?

I like this thing, but a few parts of the music suck. Just what Haze said: brush up your music theorem. I think someone can use this in Letni levels.
Probably download reccomendation.