Jazz Jackrabbit 2 Online

Lowdown
Graphics – 2/3
Fun – 2/3
Sound /
Level Building Skillz – 3/3

Secrets were badly hidden, because they are very hard to find. The originality is creative. There are no powerups given outside the bonus warps. Boss fits nicely, because the last level is ——-.

Overall, I see you’re new. Or maybe not. This is great, i’m wondering how you did some of the stuff like 1 hit KO, in the first level. And Lori can’t beat level 1.

I think you deserve a…[This review has been edited by JJ Tublear]

This rocks. Six levels of nice winter entertaiment lolol its summer here

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A 9.2 for the very very well gameplay and eyecandy and etc. SO DOWNLOAD THIS NOW! roar

Some have actually gone to the extent to call the single player genre dead. This is in no way true, as is exhibited by Chandie’s fantastic pack here. All of the levels are very entertaining, though Bloxinus was not quite as entertaining as the others. A great job, though.

We hold this truth to be self evident: that you can not go wrong to download Chandie’s stuffness.
Six winter levels. Understatement. The first two levels use the un-named HH94 tileset, and are fun.
The second two levels use Candion, and are also fun.
The third two levels use Bloxonius, and are not quiiiite so fun, but the end boss makes up for it.

Each level has one type of ammo, and other then gun crates, it sticks to it. The coin warp contains a powerup for it.
In order to get all the coins, you must enter a special warp leading to “Secret levels” of sorts. You turn into frogs, you jump from windy platform to windy platform, you fly around. You get coins as reward, but I quote Harry Potter: “Thief, you have been warned, beware, of finding more then treasure there.” They’re fun, except for the one in Bloxonius’s first level, which I don’t think much of.
However, all tradition breaks down in the last level, where you get powerups for most of the previous ammo types, and there is no secret level (or if there is, I didn’t see it). However, this too is all made up for at the end, with what has got to be the most original end boss in existance.
Chandie, along with his/her other skills, is an expert at tileset use. From the blocks in Bloxonius to the candy bars in Candion, you’ll find no real tile bugs (or if you did, you were looking carefully).

There are a few bad points, however. As I already said, I didn’t like the secret level in Bloxonius’ first level. The enemies are a little boring (Nothing but XMas enemies, with occasional dragons) and there’s a subplot about dragons which is left unconcluded. And it’s all a bit too easy at times.

Still, if you download one single player level pack with six levels this month, this is probably the best choice.[This review has been edited by Violet CLM][This review has been edited by Violet CLM]

Real review this time!

Originality:
8.2(I’s a pyramid!:p)

Tileset use:
9(Well,yeah)

Music choice:
9.7(Music is great!!)

Difficulty:
7.7(Quite,mmmhhh,good!)

OK,enough for now!!n_n

Makes:8.65

Neat.
But try to include the tileset. :)

Wow…

Ah, Monkey Island.. except the monkeys are a wee bit more hostile.
This is a three level single player pack using Carrotus, Carrotus Night, and Thermal K (A mix between Dam Nation and Carrotus).
The levels all look good, are made well, play well, and stuff.
One of the main problems is that in the first level, to continue, you have to have enough coins to enter a coin warp. Not good.
Also, maybe a few villains other then monkeys would be nice. Like Stand Monkeys. No, I’m serious. Having regular monkeys on ramps doesn’t work.

Note to Black Rabite. The Thermal K tileset, being the only custom tileset, is included. The two normal carrotus ones come with JJ2/TSF.[This review has been edited by Violet CLM]

Aaa… hey this is not bad design is good and gameplay is fun. Puzzles! You have used kejero’s tileset not bad not bad. There was all my text ratings… and then I give points for next five things between 0-2 points:

Idea=1.5
gameplay=1.5
gameplay(fun?)=2.0
bugs=1.5
other(example enemies, background etc.)=2.0
overall=8.5

Good idea to download this. Not bad not bad.

Contrary to my expectations, (my expectations being because “Pyramide” is spelled wrong, the first letter of the author’s name is lowercase, and the pack is in TSF), this consists of good levels.
They all, except for the last one, use Kejero’s “Tomb Rabbit” tileset in a good way. Some parts have bad tileset use, but it’s mostly good.
One original thing is in the second level, the main enemy is the elusive Pacman Ghost, which Jazz/Spaz/Lori does not appear to recognize. They come out of spinning triangles until you shut them off. Fun fun.
At the end of the third level, you get to fight Bilsy. He’s got a working battle arena that looks good, complete with “Morph Machine”, which seems to revert morph you.
The design is pretty good, you have to keep finding keys to open doors, etc. Very nice.
The gameplay has a few problems, such as a few places to get kind of stuck in, and how it gets infuriatingly dark at times, but other then that.
In summary, The Morph Machine is a quite good single player level pack that you could do worse then download.