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Level Devil

Level Devil is a game in which players reach the door even as levels bring out seemingly unfair traps. This is done by running, jumping, spike traps, disappearing floors, fake safe platforms among others, the learning from the first failure determining how pure the attempt was.

Developer: Unept

Game engine: HTML5

Platforms: Desktop, Phone and Tablet

Level Devil Game Introduction

Level Devil is a platform game in which the player reaches the door when the levels set traps that seem like cheating. The fun in Level Devil stems from sprinting, jumping, spikes, falling ground, false floors. All of these things make it more important to use the first loss to learn about the trap than just rushing through. The major difficulty is that the traps keep changing once you have made your decision. As you get better, short levels become more valuable.

How to Play Level Devil

Master the Level Devil control response: WASD/Arrow Keys to move, Space/Up to jump. Next, try finding the quickest route to the door, as levels will set up traps that seem unfair. The important thing is to use your first attempt to figure out the trap, not rush into a second attempt, because traps are modified after you make your move commitment and could punish you immediately for a wrong move. After mastering this phase, move to many small phases involving trick revelation.

Level Devil Game Features

Easy controls to run and jump
Difficult jumps and obstacles
Spikes in the game
Floors that fall suddenly
Platforms designed to fool players
Levels that are short yet difficult
Changes in traps unexpectedly
Addictive gameplay experience

Controls

Players need to use WASD and Arrow keys for movement; Space or Up for jumps..

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Frequently Asked Questions

What do I do about traps change after you commit to a move in Level Devil?

Slow down and apply the principle of learning from your first failure the trap rather than rushing the retry before you make another commitment. Early correction is better than a late rescue of an adverse situation.

When should I pursue many short stages centered on trick reveals in Level Devil?

Seek to make many short stages based on trick reveals in Level Devil only after the primary route or pattern becomes relatively stable. Doing it earlier may result in the problem of traps changing after you commit to a move becoming even more difficult.

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