Submerged shrine

Wow! Amazing steps. What a marine jewel, very original with great visual design details like the octopus, the shark and the seaweeds.
Thanks!

Z was easy to avoid, crazy jump to the lower floor Got in front of the upper ball now, is there a trick needed to get on top of that ball to reach the goal?

| Highly enjoyable level with a unique concept. I have a fun with it.

@R 'oland no tricks needed. BTW, crazy jump? Something doesn't sound good in your solution...

@R 'oland Which ball is the 'upper' ball, they are both at the same level. There's no crazy jump in the solution.

Nice timing level, a bit stressful but satisfying!

Great level with fun storyline and nice design!! Thanks for sharing,well done @Block builder

Ideal design, with pretty original ideas! Thanks!

Too bad you had to resort to hidden with the water. The 1st move was hard to get due to the close proximity but after that it was all about watching the zapper and going quickly.

@chemi
Jump = catapult B downstairs with the crank.
Yeah, guess I should try something else with that elevator crank...

@gmacpro I'll grant you that two places are hidden (dark), but where else can you go? The water doesn't change the darkness and is only there for esthetic reasons. The first step is dark on purpose, because I didn't want players

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to see the metal rising up in the hole. Because free sliders go down first, I had to place it on the white back ground and try to prevent the player from seeing the hole as it moves two tiles up at the start. The metal is completely dark as it starts inside and low. Thus, the stone shrine is there to keep you from seeing the empty hole at the start, and to make you think it causes the dark metal (which it actually doesn't).

So I hope you can see the level was designed with deductive reasoning in mind, and not just hiding stuff.

Have to totally agree with last @Block builder comment. Sometimes some logic used to make hidden stuff, so not seeing some parts of the levels at start, doesn't mean that it won't be enjoyable.

Great timing level with wonderful visual design. Nice original concept although bit stressful.
Thanks!

@chemi

I've finally made it to the goal, I tried it that way first:


I know, totally unnecessary =)