Astralith

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Astralith is a 2.2 Easy Demon mega-collaboration level published by Geogamer12. The first mythic-rated classic level, Astralith received acclaim from players for its art and usage of 2.2 effects. Astralith is the fifth and final level of the Forest Gauntlet, after Petal Patch.

Gameplay

W.I.P

1%-5%: Astralith begins with a simple robot section, where the player just needs to jump over 2 rocks.

6%-10%: Using the robot, the player hops onto a cart with a potion. Upon taking the potion, the player transforms into a swing copter, needing to avoid floating rocks in the air. The player then converts into a cube and heads into a forest-like area.

11%-16%: A simple cube section with sightreadable gameplay. At 16%, the player stands on the podium and is teleported by a beam of light.

17%-22%: The player is teleported into a church-like structure, needing to use the wave to avoid floating blocks. The player converts back into a cube afterwards and needs to jump over some spikes.

23%-33%: The player falls and transforms into a robot, jumping over tight gaps and converting back into a cube to use orbs to progress. A ship section follows this where the player must fly into tight sections, which is further followed by tricky UFO timings as the player boards a paper swan.

34%-39%: After the cube alights from the swan, the player transforms into swing copter, having to avoid red flowers that will kill them upon impact. Afterwards, the player transforms into a cube and ball.

Trivia

• The level is free to copy.
• The level contains 163,531 objects.
• The level's length is 2m 19s.
• The level has 1 song and 28 sound effects.
• This is the second Mythic-rated level, after The Towerverse.
  • It is also the first classic level to receive a Mythic rating.
• This level, along with HeLL, and the entire NCS Gauntlets 1 and 2 are the only rated levels with NONG songs.
  • Furthermore, it became the first Mythic-rated level with a NONG song.
• Count Bleck, a character from Super Paper Mario, makes a cameo appearance riding the wooden cart at 7%.