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== Overview ==
{{IB-Level
Platinum Adventure is an 1.9 level created by Jerry4Vietnam. Despite this, he updated the level changing TOTALLY the design to 2.0. Despite its demon-rating the level is ridiculously easier than a typical demon. His difficulty can be immediately compared to [[The Nightmare]].
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|creator    = Jerry Bronze V
|created    = [[Update 1.9]]
|updated    = [[Update 2.1]]
|difficulty = {{EasyDemon}}
|stars      = 10
|unvercoins = 3
|length    = 1m 25s (Long)
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|likes      = 3.37M
|rating    = Featured
|artist    = [https://waterflame.newgrounds.com/ Waterflame]
|music      = [https://www.newgrounds.com/audio/listen/587069 Endgame]
|musicid    = 587069
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'''Platinum Adventure''' is a [[Update 1.9|1.9]]/[[Update 2.1|2.1]] Easy Demon level by Jerry Bronze V. The level is considered one of the easiest Demons in the entire game, similarly to [[The Nightmare]] and [[THE LIGHTNING ROAD]]. It was initially a 1.9 level. Despite this, the creator updated the level to feature [[Update 2.0|2.0]] gameplay and design, adding numerous moving objects and colourful effects.


== Gameplay ==
==Description==
The level starts in ship mode with wide spaces, teleportation and few hazards. Then a wave path appears, between pointed blocks and gravity changes. With an awkward timing the player meets a teleportation that lends to a double speed ball part with some rings. Then the player becomes an UFO, the most annoying part, with moving obstacles. An other teleportation lends to a single speed robot with moving rainbow platforms, spikes and a couple of easy tricks. Then a somewhat easy ship appears with glow stars, 1.4 sawblades and gravity portals. The last teleportation lends to an easy cube with few tricks and rings. The cube involves in a further easy and relaxing ball with few hazards and double speed. The level ends with a brief cube with few jumps and tricks.
Platinum Adventure begins with a half-speed ship sequence featuring wide spaces, teleportation portals, and a few hazards, along with a normal-speed change halfway through. Next, the player enters a double-speed wave segment featuring pointed blocks and a constantly flashing background. After an awkward timing, the player enters a teleportation portal that leads to a double-speed ball section with some orbs.
 
Afterwards, the player enters a triple-speed UFO segment featuring numerous irritating moving obstacles. Another teleportation portal leads to a normal-speed robot with moving rainbow platforms, spikes and a couple of easy tricks. Then there is a somewhat easy half-speed ship sequence that contains moving [[Update 1.4|1.4]] sawblades and glowing stars. The last teleportation portal leads to a simple cube section that features a few tricks and orbs.
 
Afterwards, the player transitions to a further easy double-speed mini-ball segment with a few hazards. Lastly, the player enters a final cube section with a few jumps and trolls. In addition, there is a cube section with lit-up blocks, one of which has a fading spike on top and an X decoration directly before it. There is then one more such spike located on top of the very last pillar, meaning that the player must fall to the bottom after landing on the second last pillar instead of jumping on top of the last one to complete the level.
 
==User coins==
''Note: These user coins are unverified.''
*The first coin is at 4% in the first ship sequence. To collect, the player needs to fly into a narrow space above the normal passage.
**Initially, the coin is at 1%, but if it is not collected, it automatically moves to 4%.
*The second coin is located at 20% during the wave segment. To collect it, the player must change their path by navigating upwards into an alternative passage instead of down into the normal route.
**It is initially at 14%, but it automatically moves through the use of a move trigger.
*The third and final coin is located at 98%, in the final cube section. To collect it, the player needs to jump from the very edge of the blocks.
 
==Gameplay==
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==Trivia==
*After the 100,000 likes update, many people believed that Platinum Adventure had five user coins. In truth, it actually contains three user coins, as they are moving to another position where they are possible to obtain (since the first positions make them impossible or ridiculously difficult to obtain). For example, the first coin is extremely tough to obtain (though possible, contrary to popular belief) without crashing, but it will move to an easy-to-get position in the first ship sequence.
*Platinum Adventure is the first Demon that [[Noobas]] beat after his hacking confession (in Update 1.9).<ref>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3y9pcdRsaGo</ref>
*Platinum Adventure was initially created and rated during Update 1.9. It was a Demon-worthy level. However, the creator later updated the level to auto. The next day, he updated the level to a semi-auto level, keeping the first half auto. In Update 2.0, he completely overhauled the level, rebuilding it with 2.0 objects and making it more visually detailed and easier to play.
*There is a bug at 50% where it is possible to skip the speed portal by entering the robot part from below.
*Platinum Adventure is the most-downloaded level to feature unverified coins.
 
==References==
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[[Category:Classic levels]]

Latest revision as of 08:06, 11 October 2026

Platinum Adventure
ID

5904109

Creator(s)

Jerry Bronze V

Created
Last updated
Attributes
Difficulty

10

Length

1m 25s (Long)

Objects

11,100

Copy type

Password (0000)

Statistics
Downloads

87.58M

Likes

3.37M

Rating

Featured

Audio info
Artist(s)
Music
Music ID

587069

Platinum Adventure is a 1.9/2.1 Easy Demon level by Jerry Bronze V. The level is considered one of the easiest Demons in the entire game, similarly to The Nightmare and THE LIGHTNING ROAD. It was initially a 1.9 level. Despite this, the creator updated the level to feature 2.0 gameplay and design, adding numerous moving objects and colourful effects.

Description

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Platinum Adventure begins with a half-speed ship sequence featuring wide spaces, teleportation portals, and a few hazards, along with a normal-speed change halfway through. Next, the player enters a double-speed wave segment featuring pointed blocks and a constantly flashing background. After an awkward timing, the player enters a teleportation portal that leads to a double-speed ball section with some orbs.

Afterwards, the player enters a triple-speed UFO segment featuring numerous irritating moving obstacles. Another teleportation portal leads to a normal-speed robot with moving rainbow platforms, spikes and a couple of easy tricks. Then there is a somewhat easy half-speed ship sequence that contains moving 1.4 sawblades and glowing stars. The last teleportation portal leads to a simple cube section that features a few tricks and orbs.

Afterwards, the player transitions to a further easy double-speed mini-ball segment with a few hazards. Lastly, the player enters a final cube section with a few jumps and trolls. In addition, there is a cube section with lit-up blocks, one of which has a fading spike on top and an X decoration directly before it. There is then one more such spike located on top of the very last pillar, meaning that the player must fall to the bottom after landing on the second last pillar instead of jumping on top of the last one to complete the level.

User coins

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Note: These user coins are unverified.

  • The first coin is at 4% in the first ship sequence. To collect, the player needs to fly into a narrow space above the normal passage.
    • Initially, the coin is at 1%, but if it is not collected, it automatically moves to 4%.
  • The second coin is located at 20% during the wave segment. To collect it, the player must change their path by navigating upwards into an alternative passage instead of down into the normal route.
    • It is initially at 14%, but it automatically moves through the use of a move trigger.
  • The third and final coin is located at 98%, in the final cube section. To collect it, the player needs to jump from the very edge of the blocks.

Gameplay

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Trivia

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  • After the 100,000 likes update, many people believed that Platinum Adventure had five user coins. In truth, it actually contains three user coins, as they are moving to another position where they are possible to obtain (since the first positions make them impossible or ridiculously difficult to obtain). For example, the first coin is extremely tough to obtain (though possible, contrary to popular belief) without crashing, but it will move to an easy-to-get position in the first ship sequence.
  • Platinum Adventure is the first Demon that Noobas beat after his hacking confession (in Update 1.9).[1]
  • Platinum Adventure was initially created and rated during Update 1.9. It was a Demon-worthy level. However, the creator later updated the level to auto. The next day, he updated the level to a semi-auto level, keeping the first half auto. In Update 2.0, he completely overhauled the level, rebuilding it with 2.0 objects and making it more visually detailed and easier to play.
  • There is a bug at 50% where it is possible to skip the speed portal by entering the robot part from below.
  • Platinum Adventure is the most-downloaded level to feature unverified coins.

References

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