Jazz Jackrabbit 2 Online

If you’re going to make a hotel, work on it, like any other level.

Anyway, you start off coming out of a locked door, which I guess you close behind you. In front of you is a generating coin, then a bit later three doors.
The first, which takes one coin, leads you to a small imitation of a hotel room, with some food.
The second takes five coins, and is about the same, only with another fixture.
The third is “Hamtaro Only” and it takes fifteen coins or something like that. It’s like the second, only it has all the powerups.
That’s it.

By the way, you use layer 3 badly.

I can’t rate this, as I helped a good deal, but I’d like to say that I did the masking, not Disguise. Disguise just told us how to get the textured background to work.
(Check some of my tilesets on J2O. I use mask messages too)

Actually, it’s only for Previously unreleased levels. As long as the author sent this level to stripe before putting it on J2O, he/she is fine. :P

Fine as in it counts. I somehow doubt this will win the contest. It’s a small CTF level with a nonworking textured background, and some rain from BlurredD’s castle2 tileset falling down in the background. (Did I add the palette is messed up?)
Ok, enough of the tileset. The level is just a bunch of weird platforms. I could be wrong, also not having played in this, but it looks tricky to move around in.

Actually, I can’t find too much to say about this level.

Five (or six? I forgot) short levels using the UR Orbs tileset. The plot, from what I can make out, is this.
You have just saved the world, then you hear a cry for help. The ghosts are bad and the little boy’s parents are in the town. You go to the town, where the parents give you their bed, then you go outside, walk on some jello, find the hotel, go inside (I guess), and fight Devan.
Oh.
The boss level has a fatal error where Devan can run off the edge of the level, by the way.
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I can’t say I care for this level much. There’s a hotel, which consists of a bunch of small rooms, sometimes with little pockets of ammo. They’re all connected by some winding passages, so the navigation is low.
Each room also has a door outside, so the whole hotel is replicated on the outside of the building, too. This is one of the better parts, as it’s well done.
The eyecandy’s cool, but it doesn’t make up enough for the fact the level in itself just is bad. It’s a bad hotel, and a not too good battle level. Because it’s uploaded as Battle, however, that’s how I’ll have to review it.

Despite the fact that I downloaded this almost right after it was uploaded, I’m going to only give it a N/A. Why?

The first time I ran it, it nearly crashed my computer.
The second time, it did.

I’m not going to try a third time, and I haven’t seen one tile of the level, so a N/A it is. Fix that bug, and I’ll rate it. :P

Wow. This level is bad.

You constantly just walk in one direction, sometimes shooting the poorly placed enemies, and jump in the tube when you see it. At one point, you get a bunch of coins with no purpose. And there’s some place where you must jump on clouds to get over the pit.
But the tiles are pretty much used correctly, which is what saves this rating..
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First of all, Taz, this IS a “drawed” tileset. It’s not ripped.

Anyway, yes, it’s a cold tileset. Snowman, pillars, trees, icebergs, etc. However, quite a few things in it are hard to use, some things look bad, you have to flip several tiles to get them to work, when you walk across the iceberg tree it looks wrong, and the blue blocks all look kinda poor.
The snowmen, which there are a lot of, have some troubles too. Hardly any of the types of ground blocks go right up to the top of the tile, so with most, you’ll have to have them in layer3/5, or make them float in the air.
Still, there’s a lot of cool (haha) stuff in this tileset, and you might be able to make something good with it. If you avoid the bad stuff.
I’m undecided between 8.2 and 8.5, but I’ll give it a 8.2.

This, which is possibly the first level using the Raging Inferno tileset other then the example one by Disguise, doesn’t use the tileset too well.
Sure, the platforms have the tops, but the sides are messed up, ramps are messed up, bottoms are messed up. And there’s no layer 4 background to make it look better.
The design consists of a bunch of platforms which are a wee bit too big, with not enough springs.
There are two bases in the upper corners of the level, along with seeker powerups somewhere below each of them. There is no other ammo.
I don’t like it. But I had to get it, if only to get rid of the 1.0 average rating.

This episode is Paticularly special because in order to play it, you first must have downloaded the other episode uploaded by this author, and play it first!
The first level is a castle level, which I can’t say too much for. There are some “puzzles”, but they’re not done too well.
The second level is also Castle, and is incredibly short.
Then we return to Level 1 from the other episode, only now you have the ammo to go where you couldn’t before! A whole new level, before you. This is the best level, and it’s quite annoying.
The eyecandy’s ok.. all the levels use the background eyecandy from the official levels, and the tiles are used right.. (mostly) There are layer 3 bugs, though.
The gameplay is pretty low. Don’t download this for gameplay.
The design’s ok, pretty good at some parts, bad at others.
I don’t like these levels too much.

Three extremely short Diamondus levels.
The third level is the same as the second, in fact, except that most things are blocked off, except one path, which leads directly to the boss. Booooring.
The eyecandy is ok, but it’s not very good. Major overuse of the gem wall tiles.
The design’s ok, though the levels are small, and it gets confusing now and then.
I don’t like playing these levels, though. Especially with the super fast generating bees.

The download doesn’t work.

This is a rather good battle level, that, indeed, uses the Carrotus tileset. It contains one or two original ideas (and you thought everything possible with Carrotus had been done) and I like it.
The design is fine, no really annoying onstacles or anything. A few things might be familiar, such as the seeker warp in Battle1 appears slightly modified, but it’s fun nonetheless.
It’s easy to move around, except once or twice it’s kind of unclear what’s solid.
The eyecandy’s fine, nothing special, except for a lot of tile bugs. Carrotus levels often have tile bugs, it seems.

Edit: It has come to my attention there is a level in my cache made before I got this, called “tommk1”, made by Tom MK. It seems to be the same level, except this has more stuff. Did you make this level, Merlyn?[This review has been edited by Violet CLM]

What does it do?

Cataphract:
“Multiplayer launcher for mIRC 5.91, 6.0, 6.01 and 6.02. Allow you to serve games, join servers and edit player 1. Supports both 1.23 and 1.24. Pings the servers.”

…that doesn’t really explain it. mIRC and JJ2 are two different things. The explanation doesn’t quite make sense.[This review has been edited by Violet CLM]

AND NOW, ANOTHER TILESET BY DISGUISE CONTAINING RIPPED IMAGES!
Obviously, he did not draw that photo of Mirrow’s face. SO IT’S A RIPPED IMAGE! Also, that golden lady is from True Rabbit Hotel, but he colored her gold so that we wouldn’t notice!
AND HE STOLE MY IDEA FOR HAVING TILESETS WITH EXIT SIGNS!

Anyway. Seriously.

This tileset depicts a luxurious palace/castle. The walls are white stone blocks, with specks of quartz and diamond, and the platforms you walk on are 24 carrot gold. The platforms also get detached, if you like that sort of thing.
It has all sorts of cool features, like two different layer 4 backgrounds, doors, windows, etc. However, one thing I thought this tileset lacked (as do many of Disguise’s sets) was little layer 4 eyecandy, like flowers and bushes in nature tilesets. We’ve got a gilt lady sitting on a brick, and that’s it.
It also has doors in walls like in the Castle tileset, which look good. Along with H/V poles, vines, hooks, text signs, EXIT SIGNS (including one that takes up 60 tiles), sucker tubes, blocks. BUT NO SPIKES!
There’s also two layers of background eyecandy, and a textured background, and stuff.
Still, pretty much any evil ruler (with no offense meant to Mirrow) would like to rule here, I should think. (THOUGH IT NEEDS MORE VARIETY)

Bug found: In one of the V pole wall attachments, there’s a thin line of mask on the right.

I have played all of these levels before somewhere. Are these levels yours?

Blackrabite, no. These are not official levels.[This review has been edited by Violet CLM]

A tiny little tileset that looks great. Although it only uses two rows of tiles, Disguise has fit in all the basic blocks needed for most any structure whatsoever, background eyecandy, a textured background, and his name.
Although this is – maybe not beautiful, but close – it doesn’t have enough to make anything too special. Because it’s missing things. Such as..
Vines, Hooks, H/V poles, Spikes, Sucker Tubes, Belts (though those are rare), Text signs, exit signs, arrows, layer 4 background, and layer 4 eyecandy.
But it fits in well with the theme.

This is an extremely boring newish concept using the author’s own tileset which was not included in the .zip.
The six levels consist of, while remaining on the left side of the sucker tube, shooting all the humans, aliens, bombs, or what have you. Once you destroy them all, using whatever weapons are at your disposal, you are allowed to exit the level. Not that you were prevented from doing so beforehand.
With such small levels, I would feel obligated to put some eyecandy in. Not so. They have a simple (often not well working) background, some blocks, and that’s it.

Yes, this level is, in essence, a water fall where you have to go to the top.
You start at the bottom, where the waterfall lands in a pool. If you fall in the pool, you have to get out through a inlet to a cave, there are sucker tubes pushing you down everywhere else.
The level mainly consists of going up in two ways. One, inside the caves on each side of the waterfall, where you climb up the rocks. Two, jumping across the waterfall, sometimes with platforms to aid you, sometimes not.
There are some dinosaurs near the bottom, but they aren’t done too well. The tileset use could use a little work, except at the top.
Still, this is a nice level.

First of all, let me thank you for giving the example level a nice, long title, that would be hard to overwrite anything, as opposed to just “VR” or something like that.
Anyway! This tileset is, presumably, a space tileset. The backround is space, and for eyecandy, we have little rocks (metors/asteroids) flying past. There are invisible blocks, so you don’t fall through space.
You move from spaceship to spaceship, where the walls are all single color blocks (of varying colors) with layer 4 background of.. stuff that looks goodish. There is also H/V poles, Spikes (that come out of the ground), Vines (I think), Buttstomp blocks, and maybe some other stuff. Because it’s a TSF tileset, I can’t view it in JCS.
There are a few tiny little aliens who you have to stare at closely to figure out what they are doing, some of who shoot yellow bullets at you. How fun.
Overall, it’s an ok tileset, but nothing special.
(By the way, don’t go left at the start of the example level. You’ll fall off the level to the bottom of the screen)