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Cyclic (hack-verifier)
Zobros (legitimate verifier)
Ice cream is a 1.5/2.1 Insane Demon created and hack-verified by Cyclic and legitimately verified by Zobros. Ice cream is a joke level with challenging timings, poor decoration, and confusing sections that combine mirror portals and invisible areas.
The original level was deleted from the servers following accusations of hacking against Cyclic. In 2021, Stormfly recreated the level and reuploaded it to Cyclic's account, earning a re-rating in October 2022.
Description
Ice cream begins with a cube sequence that quickly transitions into an extremely fast-moving UFO section. Here, it requires accessing a hidden ship portal, which leads to another cube portal. This section is tricky due to excessive use of mirror portals, which makes the jumps very confusing.
After this section, it requires a precise jump before entering the ball portal, followed by more confusing cube and ship sections. Next comes another ball section where precise clicks are required to transition to the cube, a sequence the player must memorise. Afterwards, there is a section that requires choosing between three paths, only one of which is correct, followed by a tricky cube section due to the overuse of yellow orbs.
Then comes another very confusing section, again due to the excessive use of mirror portals, followed by an invisible ship section that requires following the correct path and landing precisely on the yellow pads. Then there is a confusing section with the cube, followed by a ball section featuring a yellow orb field that requires precision, as the spaces are very small.