First off, it's done! Finally. I must apologize, this could have been released nearly a year sooner, but things like laziness, college, and other projects had gotten in the way. For four months it was sitting around in 99% completion, and only 2 days more work finished the job. I also apologize to the fans of Dark Sea 1 who may be alienated by the increased difficulty of the sequel.

Nonetheless, here's another adventure that Juni goes deep within, this time to the bottom of the sea and below to stop Professor Nuance's giant drill which would cause a tsunami if activated. Dark Sea 2 expands much much more than the first one, filled with custom tilesets, music, and custom objects. It's a long and packed challenge, taking well over an hour for a very skilled player and much much longer if not, so I recommend playing this over several sittings. I hate to call it Lunatic, as it doesn't feel like one to me, but it's got some super difficult areas so I'll reluctantly label it as such (with an -ish).

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If you want to use tilesets/musics/custom objects from this level, feel free to ask me and give credit when used.

Oh NSF, I seem to forget you exist oh so often. I know for sure my KS Level-creating days are over, unless a rushing KS renaissance takes this place by storm. But, nonetheless, I'd rather not hold out some playable quality content for the few people around to enjoy.



Dark Sea 2 was my ambitious sequel to my popular level, Dark Sea. It revolved around navigating the gigantic sub, the Archetype 1, and worming your way into the evil underwater base of Professor Subtle or whatever his name was. This was one of my most high-graphics levels, with some creative narrative/atmospheric touches thrown in that would have really made this a gem of a level if it was seen to completion. Unfortunately, my time's devoted to more valuable projects, but I won't turn a blind eye to this forum if any of those come to real fruition. It's not to say that there isn't a decent amount of content here, it probably stacks up enough to make up a shortish-mediumish level, although it lacks some polish as far as difficulty balance goes.

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Well, I sure haven't posted anything new in a good while. I've been juggling doing FiNCK stuff, KS stuff, and more importantly, programming my own game. But I digress.

Amidst the Clouds was an ambitious little project I began who knows when and canceled it some time or another. The level is nice and all and probably could be made into a real dandy of a level, but I just wasn't feeling it. If I get overwhelming amounts of people going into manic depression over me not finishing this, I may reconsider the cancellation, but otherwise, no further progress will be done in this level. Bits and pieces will be incorporated into Dark Sea 2 whenever that gets really worked on.

Since it's uncompleted, excuse any glitches or dumb things of the like. It's got a decent amount of content in it to make it worthy of posting, and it definitely has a lot of work put into it.

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This is a very short and silly level I made start to finish within 6 hours today. I'm not sure why I made it, but whatever.

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I won't be using them again, and they're nice tiles, so I thought maybe somebody would want them.

I originally started this one with the intent to submit it as a contest entry, but I don't think that's happening anymore. Nonetheless, I'm still finishing it. Industrial Trap is a short-ish level, focused mostly on gameplay (as is most all of my levels), with some puzzle elements garnishing it. I'm over half way done with this, and working on it quite productively, so you can expect a release soon. The tilesets are made by me.

Seeing as my other projects are going rather slowly, I picked up this level as I thought I'd finish it moderately quicker. This is Amidst The Clouds, the spiritual sequel to Dark Sea, but only in style. This level features Juni exploring an air fortress, to see what it's purpose is and hopefully stop it from blocking the sun over the city below. Custom objects, tilesets, and music will abound. I'm betting it will be Very Hard, but it might be a little bit easier than that.