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|image = Heartbeat.png | |||
|image = | |id = 20321297 | ||
|creator = [[KrmaL]] | |creator = [[KrmaL]] (publisher); [[LmAnubis]] and EternaswipVMAX | ||
| | |verifier = KrmaL | ||
| | |created = [[Update 2.0]] | ||
| | |updated = [[Update 2.2]] | ||
| | |difficulty = {{ExtremeDemon}} | ||
| | |stars = 10 | ||
| | |coins = 3 | ||
| | |length = 1m 51s (Long) | ||
'''Heartbeat''' is a 2.0 Extreme Demon collaboration | |objects = 30,000 | ||
|copytype = Password (0003) | |||
|downloads = 8.69M | |||
|likes = 269.5K | |||
|rating = Featured | |||
|artist = [https://snooddood.newgrounds.com SnoodDood] | |||
|music = [https://www.newgrounds.com/audio/listen/472169 Heartbeat] | |||
|musicid = 472169 | |||
}} | |||
'''Heartbeat''' is a [[Update 1.9|1.9]]/[[Update 2.0|2.0]] Extreme Demon collaboration level by [[KrmaL]], [[LmAnubis]], and EternaswipVMAX, verified and published by KrmaL. It is themed around the inside of a heart beating, hence the name, and is known for its awkward gameplay relative to other levels, as well as spamming, tight spaces, tricky memorization, and timings. It was regarded as one of the hardest Extreme Demons at the time, but it is now one of the easier Extreme Demons nowadays. | |||
== | ==Description== | ||
Heartbeat begins with a half-speed cube section with a blind jump and consists of several sets of double-spike jumps. This section has a dark atmosphere with the background flashing dark red at the music's beat of a heartbeat. The jumps get harder, and the music speeds up. The next part contains some invisible orbs that the player must hit to continue. The part after is blue orb spam with a fake ceiling, which the player must deliberately miss one of the blue orbs to fall upwards. | |||
The next part is a mini-cube section with a bunch of spam and tricks to throw the player off. Next is a double-speed memory cube section with columns of moving orbs, followed by a spike corridor with a row of pink orbs that requires the player to hit the middle of the orbs. Afterwards, there is a memory section containing many tricky orb configurations with gravity portals, including orbs inside portals. | |||
Afterwards, there is a ball part with a bit memorization, speed changes, and timings, followed by a similar dual-ball segment, and the music gets intense. This dual is more basic tight orb inputs, but one of the slopes is accidentally inverted. | |||
Next, there is an easier yet tricky ball part, followed by a cube part with a single orb. The music ramps up in intensity before transitioning into the UFO. This difficult UFO segment features numerous tight timings and requires a bit of spamming, as well as tricky gravity portals and orb usage. After that, there is a row of alternating yellow and blue gravity portals that syncs with the music. Then there are more basic UFO timings, ending the part with lots of UFO spam, having spikes gradually poking upwards. This section leads to a brief auto cube section at half speed that drops the player downwards as the music drops. | |||
The player enters a long wave spam section, switching from triple speed and half speed, and features size changes, everything syncing with the music. The platforms move up and down; the required spam gets tighter as the player slows down, and the space becomes more open when becoming mini, which also well syncs with the music. This sequence repeats a couple of times. Afterwards, there is a memory wave sequence with more speed and size portals, culminating in a dual at the end. After the dual, there is a tight wave spam containing even more speed portals that requires going through shrunk corridors to the corners at half speed, which goes up and then down, before ending it with mini-wave spam at triple speed. | |||
The player enters a long wave spam section, switching from triple speed | |||
The music calms down and transitions into a double-speed ship sequence with many orb timings, tight manoeuvres, and memory sections, ending it off with a straight-fly with spikes closing in. Next is a half-speed robot segment with numerous tricky jumps that are hard to see, then some memory in the middle of the segment, before ending with a climb to the next part. | |||
== References == | The final part is a fairly long cube section consisting of some orb-in-portal inputs that require the player to flip around quite a bit, with a final trick portal at the end, which is a tight timing. The level ends with text of the creators' names, 'By AirSwipe Krazy Anubis'. | ||
==User coins== | |||
*The first coin is located at 5% in the first cube section. To collect it, while upside down, the player must hold jump to avoid activating a barely visible blue orb in a block after landing, which takes them through a fake cave passage below with a barely noticeable coin. | |||
*The second coin is located at 77% in the ship sequence. To collect it, the player must avoid hitting the yellow orb after entering the gravity portal to enter the lower tunnel with a bit harder spike obstacles and obtain the coin. | |||
*The third and final coin is located at 90% in the final cube section. To collect it, the player must jump over the last blue pad in the tunnel and hit an orb inside a gravity portal above with the coin. Afterwards, the player returns to the main path using several gravity portals. | |||
==Gameplay== | |||
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==Trivia== | |||
*Upon the creation of the modern [[Demonlist (Pointercrate)|Demonlist]] on Pointercrate on 4 January 2017, Heartbeat was placed at #21, above [[Cataclysm]] and below AcropoliX. | |||
*Heartbeat was verified just before KrmaL took a break. | |||
*Heartbeat contains a fake secret way that allows the player to reach 99% before abruptly stopping them.<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JkAA1_eguGs</ref> | |||
*Heartbeat received criticism for its song and gameplay, which contains tons of spamming. | |||
*The placement of [[Visible Ray]] on 29 May 2019 pushed Heartbeat into the Legacy List of the Demonlist. | |||
**Heartbeat later returned to the Extended List after the Demonlist increased from 100 to 150 in June 2019. | |||
***The placement of Omega on 8 April 2020 pushed Heartbeat into the Legacy List for the second time. | |||
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|header = Errors | |||
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*There is an inverted slope in the ball section at 29%, which could make the transition inconsistent. | |||
**On 22 July 2025, [[KrmaL]], in response to a Twitter post, acknowledged that creators back then had no way to view hitboxes, and he crashed at this section many times while verifying, not knowing why until like eight years later.<ref>https://twitter.com/Krazyman50/status/1947747519229755631</ref> | |||
***KrmaL would jokingly update and 'fix' the part by switching the inverted slope from the top to the bottom.<ref>https://twitter.com/NotCeltagd/status/1947846595250425928</ref> | |||
}} | |||
==References== | |||
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[[Category:Demon List levels]] | |||
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Latest revision as of 19:17, 11 October 2026
20321297
KrmaL
Heartbeat is a 1.9/2.0 Extreme Demon collaboration level by KrmaL, LmAnubis, and EternaswipVMAX, verified and published by KrmaL. It is themed around the inside of a heart beating, hence the name, and is known for its awkward gameplay relative to other levels, as well as spamming, tight spaces, tricky memorization, and timings. It was regarded as one of the hardest Extreme Demons at the time, but it is now one of the easier Extreme Demons nowadays.
Description
[edit | edit source]Heartbeat begins with a half-speed cube section with a blind jump and consists of several sets of double-spike jumps. This section has a dark atmosphere with the background flashing dark red at the music's beat of a heartbeat. The jumps get harder, and the music speeds up. The next part contains some invisible orbs that the player must hit to continue. The part after is blue orb spam with a fake ceiling, which the player must deliberately miss one of the blue orbs to fall upwards.
The next part is a mini-cube section with a bunch of spam and tricks to throw the player off. Next is a double-speed memory cube section with columns of moving orbs, followed by a spike corridor with a row of pink orbs that requires the player to hit the middle of the orbs. Afterwards, there is a memory section containing many tricky orb configurations with gravity portals, including orbs inside portals.
Afterwards, there is a ball part with a bit memorization, speed changes, and timings, followed by a similar dual-ball segment, and the music gets intense. This dual is more basic tight orb inputs, but one of the slopes is accidentally inverted.
Next, there is an easier yet tricky ball part, followed by a cube part with a single orb. The music ramps up in intensity before transitioning into the UFO. This difficult UFO segment features numerous tight timings and requires a bit of spamming, as well as tricky gravity portals and orb usage. After that, there is a row of alternating yellow and blue gravity portals that syncs with the music. Then there are more basic UFO timings, ending the part with lots of UFO spam, having spikes gradually poking upwards. This section leads to a brief auto cube section at half speed that drops the player downwards as the music drops.
The player enters a long wave spam section, switching from triple speed and half speed, and features size changes, everything syncing with the music. The platforms move up and down; the required spam gets tighter as the player slows down, and the space becomes more open when becoming mini, which also well syncs with the music. This sequence repeats a couple of times. Afterwards, there is a memory wave sequence with more speed and size portals, culminating in a dual at the end. After the dual, there is a tight wave spam containing even more speed portals that requires going through shrunk corridors to the corners at half speed, which goes up and then down, before ending it with mini-wave spam at triple speed.
The player enters a long wave spam section, switching from triple speed The music calms down and transitions into a double-speed ship sequence with many orb timings, tight manoeuvres, and memory sections, ending it off with a straight-fly with spikes closing in. Next is a half-speed robot segment with numerous tricky jumps that are hard to see, then some memory in the middle of the segment, before ending with a climb to the next part.
The final part is a fairly long cube section consisting of some orb-in-portal inputs that require the player to flip around quite a bit, with a final trick portal at the end, which is a tight timing. The level ends with text of the creators' names, 'By AirSwipe Krazy Anubis'.
User coins
[edit | edit source]- The first coin is located at 5% in the first cube section. To collect it, while upside down, the player must hold jump to avoid activating a barely visible blue orb in a block after landing, which takes them through a fake cave passage below with a barely noticeable coin.
- The second coin is located at 77% in the ship sequence. To collect it, the player must avoid hitting the yellow orb after entering the gravity portal to enter the lower tunnel with a bit harder spike obstacles and obtain the coin.
- The third and final coin is located at 90% in the final cube section. To collect it, the player must jump over the last blue pad in the tunnel and hit an orb inside a gravity portal above with the coin. Afterwards, the player returns to the main path using several gravity portals.
Gameplay
[edit | edit source]Trivia
[edit | edit source]- Upon the creation of the modern Demonlist on Pointercrate on 4 January 2017, Heartbeat was placed at #21, above Cataclysm and below AcropoliX.
- Heartbeat was verified just before KrmaL took a break.
- Heartbeat contains a fake secret way that allows the player to reach 99% before abruptly stopping them.[1]
- Heartbeat received criticism for its song and gameplay, which contains tons of spamming.
- The placement of Visible Ray on 29 May 2019 pushed Heartbeat into the Legacy List of the Demonlist.
- Heartbeat later returned to the Extended List after the Demonlist increased from 100 to 150 in June 2019.
- The placement of Omega on 8 April 2020 pushed Heartbeat into the Legacy List for the second time.
- Heartbeat later returned to the Extended List after the Demonlist increased from 100 to 150 in June 2019.
Errors
- There is an inverted slope in the ball section at 29%, which could make the transition inconsistent.
- On 22 July 2025, KrmaL, in response to a Twitter post, acknowledged that creators back then had no way to view hitboxes, and he crashed at this section many times while verifying, not knowing why until like eight years later.[2]
- KrmaL would jokingly update and 'fix' the part by switching the inverted slope from the top to the bottom.[3]
- On 22 July 2025, KrmaL, in response to a Twitter post, acknowledged that creators back then had no way to view hitboxes, and he crashed at this section many times while verifying, not knowing why until like eight years later.[2]