The postcard i won arrived today.

Those sure are some interesting results. I didn't expect first place, but i didn't expect it to be so close that the fact that mine was lower-effort is what ended up determining who won. (I hope that says more about my level than about Polana's...)

Petrichor is a level i started when i realized two things i've never done in KS - umbrella challenges and rainy areas - go together quite well thematically. It does various things i've rarely or never done, but those two are the ones it focuses on.

Much like in Gustav's Daughter, you explore a few small areas connected through a world map while gathering all of the powerups (except detector). Juni's goal this time around is to find a powerful artifact, hidden away somewhere it was long thought no one could ever hope to retrieve it.


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Granted. In your living room, there's now a cool snap bracelet, and several dragons resting on top of it. They're very protective of it.

I wish KS would let you have vertical screens, i.e. 25 tiles high and 10 tiles wide.

I haven't really thought about that part. I guess just whatever time works for you is probably fine.

Gustav's Planets (or Gustav's planets, i've been kinda inconsistent with caps) is an April Fools level, meant to look and feel like a poorly-made level by an inexperienced author. It's a fairly standard quest to get four keys, scattered across four different planets... or is it? Seems like the author has been neglecting that "test level" button, and none of the keys can be reached the intended way. But maybe you can put your KS knowledge to good use here, and find a different, not-so-intended way to get each key?

Despite being made as a joke for April Fools Day, this level was submitted as a proper entry to Gustav's Contest. At the time of writing, i happen to be working on a level that takes inspiration from Gustav's Daughter, but breaks several of the contest rules, and i figured i could still join in by making something like this.


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I'd participate if i weren't already making a Gustav-like that breaks half of these rules.

I'll still try to release it before the contest deadline and fit in a stalactite umbrella jump.

Oh boy, just imagine how much fun you could have with that sign template.

I've always loved that low battery indicator sign in The Dying Core, and the thought of a template being readily available for that kind of shenanigans, not to mention whatever else is possible with it, is really exciting.