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Just think of the game "Portal" it doesn't matter which one you go in, you will always come out the other portal
Yeah, ur right. Although the second portal seems to teleport you backward a bit...
*spontaneously combusts*
I know I realize that now. I guess I just got excited because I came up with it on my own. But I do see other people thinking along the same...
This level just looks legitimately fun to play. The music, style of level, it's all gonna be in sync and smooth!
I'm posting a lot too, I'm pumped. I was searching for that icon, and ur right!
Did I see a triple speed wave mode at the end................. Crap
True actually. ToE 2 got harder as the level progressed (that one plane part after slow part... AUGHH) so u can he right
That's what I was thinking. It seems less chaotic than the usual demons. What surprised me was that mini wave for like 2 seconds, that's a first...
It looks more insane to me, but maybe it's because demons these days are HARD. Id say insane 12-13 stars maybe
I'm sorry I'm just freaking out that I suggested it... And low and behold I see it in the sneak peak. U should have seen me I was spazzing out so...
Did RobTop really read this when I posted it?
OH MY GOD sneak peek 2! Green orbs! They push u downward! I CALLED IT THANKS ROBTOP FOR TAKING MY SUGGESTION! I'm so pumped !!
Are we talking about this forum.. Or...?
TOPALIANS UNITE! We're gonna um... Be really cool like... Talk about the game (epicly) Support Robert in any way imaginable! That includes...
Got it: Topalians
Awkward silence... Once I was playing GD in my math class. I got in trouble from the teacher and showed her the name of the game. She let me...
RobTop can do either one of 2 things... Inform everything he is doing to the community... Or ignore them He chose the second one. And I don't...
Without Ifile, Iexplorer or ifunbox, it would be difficult
Wait a second... The picture that got taken down was of backgrounds and obstacles. No cubes in it. So why does RobTop say, "I guess my CUBES...
