It was modified and made easier in Update 1.9, having five overhead small spikes that were directly above more small spikes removed and replaced with three overhead short spikes slightly earlier.It reveals short spikes, small spikes and pulsating star decorations which are formally introduced in Back On Track, Clutterfunk and xStep respectively.Reaching its end is the only instance of being able to diverge from the main route and end somewhere different.The third secret coin passage is particularly unique:.Stereo Madness is the only level not to contain pads, rings or manipulation portals, and also the only level to introduce multiple forms.Stereo Madness was the only level of the first nine levels to have its difficulty retained while the others were downgraded in Update 1.9.Passing through it will lead to the third coin at the level's end. The background will turn red and the grid will shift to reveal a narrow alternate passage with close-contained spikes. After beginning the second ship sequence, pass the first pair of obstacles before entering a small crevice missing a block by the second ceiling obstacle. The third secret coin is located at 98% and collected as the ship.After travelling upon four adjacent narrow platforms, jump four times up onto a line of descending blocks and jump off the second to last block to collect the coin, clearing a short spike upon return to the main route. The second secret coin is located at 75% and collected as the cube.After the first ship sequence, jump twice up the first two columns, slide through a gap in the third column and jump again to collect the coin, or alternatively, jump thrice up the first three columns and slide down under the fourth column. The first secret coin is located at 50% and collected as the cube.Ship sequences take place from 30% to 48% and from 85% to 100%. The ship form is also introduced with sequences involving spacious manoeuvres around obstacles. It still gets a vast amount of hate for its difficulty, poor playtesting and decoration according to the community, and other reasons.Stereo Madness introduces the cube form with sequences involving blocks and spikes with simple jumping patterns. This level used to get a lot of hate when initially added to the Poison Gauntlet due to the unfitting theme and long boss-fight.It is likely because the creator speaks Spanish.
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Coin 3: 98% - This coin is free upon completion.Coin 2: 57% - The player can collect this coin by flying under the alien's attacks.Coin 1: 22% - To get the first coin, the player must fly up after the first obstacle and go into the block to get the coin.The player responds with 'No!' and gets followed by a laser beam shot directly at the main boss, concluding the level. He tries to fight the red alien, but he gets killed. Then, the blue alien reappears, and the gameplay is auto from here. After dodging, the enemy will start speaking some dialogue, followed by the attempt to kill the player using a wall. The boss will now attempt to ram the player. A green device will appear as a shield to protect from incoming attacks. It shoots laser beams and causes spikes to appear. After a while, the blue alien will arrive and defeat the enemy alien.Īfterwards, the player fights the main boss.
Then, it transitions into an easy UFO section where the player must follow the arrows on the screen, followed by a boss-fight with an alien. The villain then arrives and tries to attack the player, but a blue alien defends them. A sign pointing downwards indicates for the player to go down. After the wave segment, the player enters a ball section where the aliens serve as platforms. After a while, the player turns into a mini-wave.
A red alien says, 'Welcome!' A robot section follows during the drop, where the villain alien says 'No!' followed by a wave segment. The level starts with a decently easy cube section.
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