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==Description==
==Description==
Laser Room generally focuses on cube and ship skills. While it contains some memorization parts, they are pretty simple, with most of the difficulty coming from the duals. The majority of the level is at double-speed. Despite being a Demon level, it is fairly easy.
Laser Room generally focuses on cube and ship skills. While it contains some memorisation parts, they are pretty simple, with most of the difficulty coming from the duals. The majority of the level is at double-speed. Despite being a Demon level, it is fairly easy.


The level begins with a double-speed cube section with simple jumps that require some memorization. After it, the player changes into mini form with quick jumps and memory-based gameplay. Some jumps require decent timing, but they're fairly easy to memorize. Later a dual cube appears, which isn't fully symmetrical, starting with an orb timing that requires a good reaction time. The player can't hit it too quickly or they will crash into a spiky block. The rest of the dual is very simple, as the player has enough time to react. The dual ends after a while and a few seconds later, it will turn into a ship, focusing on curvy flying with a few gravity portals.
The level begins with a double-speed cube section with simple jumps that require some memorization. After it, the player changes into mini form with quick jumps and memory-based gameplay. Some jumps require decent timing, but they're fairly easy to memorize. Later a dual cube appears, which isn't fully symmetrical, starting with an orb timing that requires a good reaction time. The player can't hit it too quickly or they will crash into a spiky block. The rest of the dual is very simple, as the player has enough time to react. The dual ends after a while and a few seconds later, it will turn into a ship, focusing on curvy flying with a few gravity portals.
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