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Lunar Ocean
ID

8571598

Creator(s)

Gelt

Created
Attributes
Difficulty

Length

1m 21s (Long)

Objects

14,010

Copy type

Non-copyable

Statistics
Downloads

15.28M

Likes

946.7K

Rating

Featured

Audio info
Artist(s)
Music
Music ID

537203

Level sequence
Next

Crystal Blossoms
(Laser Pack)

Lunar Ocean is a 1.9 Hard level by Gelt. It is the third and final level in the Electro Pack.

Description

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Lunar Ocean begins with a rather easy cube section containing a small number of bugs. Next, the player enters a ship sequence comprised of rather tight spaces before flipping gravity into a UFO section which returns to normal gravity. After this, a mini double-speed ship section follows, which flips gravity once, followed by a UFO section which features exactly the same thing.

After this, a wave section comes up, where the player becomes a mini-wave, then back to a normal wave. A normal ball section follows, with a few speed changes. The double-speed can be rather confusing and tricky for new players. After this, a cube section comes up, also having a few speed changes before the player's cube lands on blocks that spell out the word 'Gelt', before the level ends.

User coins

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Lunar Ocean originally contained three user coins, but Gelt removed all of them since they never got verified by RobTop.

  • The first coin was located at 15%. In the corridor, there are some spikes hanging from the top. By timing a jump between two of the spikes, the coin could be collected.
  • The second coin was located at 65%.
  • The third and final coin was located at 98%. By jumping over the jump pad, the player will land on the ground and would previously collect a coin.

Gameplay

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Trivia

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  • Many players claimed that Lunar Ocean is too difficult for a 4 level. In response, Gelt nerfed the level on 26 December 2023 removing all mirror portals, invisible portals, and many other changes.