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Chaoz Airflow is a 1.9 Medium Demon level by Sumsar, published on 11 December 2014.[1] The level is well known for its fast-paced sequences that inspired many creators in their levels, such as The Robotic Rush.
Chaoz Airflow used to be considered a Hard Demon in the early 1.9 era, but after the release of far harder levels, it has been revalued as a Medium Demon. Its difficulty approaches Golden Haze, another level from that period.
Description
Chaoz Airflow begins with an easy cube sequence with simple jumps. Next is a short auto sequence, then comes a slightly difficult double-speed ship sequence with gravity portals and tight spaces to fly through. After that is a short ball sequence, which seems straightforward but hides some fakes and pesky spikes. A difficult mirrored wave sequence follows, where the spaces seem large but are tight because of an abundance of invisible sawblades. This feature spans until the drop. The same thing happens with the following UFO sequence, which also features gravity portals.
When the player reaches the auto UFO sequence, they get propelled into triple speed and enter arguably the hardest part of the level: a dual-mini-ship sequence full of sawblades and thorn-like slopes; it requires crucial timing. The player exits the dual as a normal-sized ship and continues with similar gameplay. Then, the player enters another wave sequence, featuring fading slope structures. The following UFO sequence is extremely difficult, requiring precise timing through tighter spaces. The next sequence is a dual-mini-wave, then solo, but the difficulty is not extreme. After the following auto mini-cube transition with blue pads is a symmetrical mini-dual-cube that can be confusing because of invisible mini-blocks and spikes. After a short, easy ball sequence, the level ends with a moderately difficult mini-ship sequence and a tight corridor that requires precise manoeuvring. The creator's name appears right at the end of the corridor.
User coins
Chaos Airflow contains three unverified user coins.
- The first coin is located in the wave sequence at 42%. To collect it, the player must go through the structure containing the coin.
- The second coin is located in the wave sequence at 62%. To collect it, the player must go above the small sawblade.
- The third and final coin is located in the ball sequence at 92%. To collect it, the player must click at the end of the sloped platform to land on another platform above.
Gameplay
Trivia
- There is a remake of Chaoz Airflow made in Update 2.0 called Advanced Airflow by Allan.[2] Other such remakes include AfterAirflow by DreamEater and Airoz Chaozflow by ARtu.[3][4]