I own a Wii U, but there are basically no great console-specific games for it at the moment... just potentially great games in the works. I am pleasantly surprised to see Nifflas working on a game for this console!

Has it been decided what format this game is going to be sold in? For instance, a $50-$60 game on a disc, or a download on the virtual shop? Or has that been decided yet? (Or is it still a secret? )

Little bump on this one, but one of the most intense levels I played. I loved it, just wanna let you know that you left me with a good feeling 

Awesome, thanks for letting me know! I couldn't ask for more than giving someone an enjoyable experience!

Ah, thank you Sergio! That is pretty handy, partly because it lets me see what songs Farik has used, and partly because it shows what songs he hasn't used.  I want to avoid re-using songs so his levels keep their distinct feel to them.

Truth be told, I haven't selected too many other sounds to use from ERH just yet, but there are a few more I have selected that I plan on using fairly early on in the level. I will keep them under wraps for now, but they should be available when I release an updated version on KS Levels.

Just finished the level. Pretty fun! The challenges were fairly varied and enjoyable for the most part, particularly a few instances involving shifts that suddenly presented Juni with immediate danger with juuusssst enough time to react. That's much more fun than having an impossibly short time to react and passing on the second attempt, so kudos there.

A few things that could stand addressing, though...

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Other than that, the level was pretty fun! Looking forward to future installments to get a bit more closure on the story.

In other news, I can't fit any more levels in my signature and I'm at a loss as to how to solve this dilemma.

Just show the newest levels?

Camping by Farik had some pretty nice CO's, but I can't seem to find a link to it.
Apocolyptic City was an environmental level I started way back when with a healthy amount of CO's in the first few screens. Still tinkering with it on occasion.

Nice work! Lots of useful little additions there, particularly the on-screen sign editor and the preview of adjacent tiles.

Is there a possibility of viewing the diagonally-adjacent tiles as well? I realize that would require changing the way your editor looks now, but that might be a handy option to include if you get the time.

Just to post my two cents...

I had been a Nifflas fan ever since I stumbled upon Within a Deep Forest shortly after its release. I didn't actually discover the Nifflas Support Forum until Knytt Stories came out, and I assume it was the same for a lot of other people.

Because of the success and popularity of Knytt Stories when the editor first came out, there was a lot of activity and a lot of new people showed up. Tons of levels with new concepts came out, and they were generally entertaining. There was almost a sense of friendly competition going around, people trying to out-do each other and make the best levels with original concepts and content. I got in on the action because I had played a lot of really well done levels and they inspired me to create The Great Race, which was received pretty well and earned some positive feedback which I absolutely loved. It was just all-around a very active and enjoyable time.

But of course, things are only new for so long. Knytt Stories lost a lot of its momentum, though new levels are still released to this day which I find pretty impressive. I think that, although Knytt Stories still has nearly limitless potential to explore some fresh concepts for levels, the hype has died down with the passage of time (and with the crash of the old forum, which was unfortunate to say the least). And with a lower level of activity, there's a bit less incentive to create new levels since there's a feeling that less people will probably see them. I've been working off and on on an environmental level, and sometimes I will make some progress since a few people will still probably see it and like it, but I know it is highly unlikely to receive the warm feeling of releasing a new level "back in the day" when you could post your level before going to bed and wake up to literally dozens of comments.

Knytt Stories isn't the only Nifflas game out there to discuss on the Nifflas Support Forum, after all, but it was by far the game that did the best job of pulling people together to discuss and create some truly inspiring stuff. As a Nifflas fan, I can say with certainty that this forum will last a long time due to the outstanding quality of material Nifflas continues to produce, but unless another game comes out that pulls the community together as much as Knytt Stories does, we can probably expect the forum to have the activity level it does now.