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'''Time is Eco''' is a [[Update 1.7|1.7]] Harder 6* level created by Gelt. It is the third and final level in the Shiny Pack, a Hard map pack. It is a remake of [[Time Machine]], the eighth RobTop level. The gameplay of this level is similar to Time Machine. It was made with very colorful decoration, unlike Time Machine. It does not have too much memorization or general difficulty, while still deserving its Harder rating on account of all the triple spikes and gravity/mirror portals.
'''Time is Eco''' is a [[Update 1.7|1.7]] Harder 6* level created by Gelt. It is the third and final level in the Shiny Pack, a Hard map pack. It is a remake of [[Time Machine]], the eighth RobTop level. The gameplay of this level is similar to Time Machine. It was made with very colourful decoration, unlike Time Machine. It does not have too much memorization or general difficulty, while still deserving its Harder rating on account of all the triple spikes and gravity/mirror portals.


==Description==
==Description==
The first part of the level starts out like Time Machine, with triple spike jumps and gravity changes, while still having a classic 1.9/2.0 type glowing purple color scheme. Next, the color changes to glowing blue and the song speeds up as the gameplay becomes more relaxed yet more difficult, while still maintaining the normal theme of the level.
The first part of the level starts out like Time Machine, with triple spike jumps and gravity changes, while still having a classic 1.9/2.0 type glowing purple colour scheme. Next, the colour changes to glowing blue and the song speeds up as the gameplay becomes more relaxed yet more difficult, while still maintaining the normal theme of the level.


Then the gameplay turns reversed via a mirror portal, and the purple glowing color returns. The level still maintains normal gameplay for a time with a few tricky timings here and there, and then a ship section comes, and there are some mildly simple timings reminiscent of Base After Base.
Then the gameplay turns reversed via a mirror portal, and the purple glowing colour returns. The level still maintains normal gameplay for a time with a few tricky timings here and there, and then a ship section comes, and there are some mildly simple timings reminiscent of Base After Base.


Then the gameplay changes to a cube section while the gameplay becomes almost identical to Time Machine, Then the level switches screen direction again, back to the standard direction, and changes to a green color scheme as the song slows down. Then the level turns backwards once more, the green turns to a lime color similar to that of Down Bass, and the level slightly becomes easier.
Then the gameplay changes to a cube section while the gameplay becomes almost identical to Time Machine, Then the level switches screen direction again, back to the standard direction, and changes to a green colour scheme as the song slows down. Then the level turns backwards once more, the green turns to a lime colour similar to that of Down Bass, and the level slightly becomes easier.


Then the color changes back to blue, the screen turns back around forward, and the speedup of the song comes. Then there is an easy upside-down cube part reminiscent of that of Dry Out, and the player then changes to a ship. They have to let go right at the ship portal, otherwise risking a crash into letters spelling "Thank You!" as the screen turns to yellow and the level ends.
Then the colour changes back to blue, the screen turns back around forward, and the speedup of the song comes. Then there is an easy upside-down cube part reminiscent of that of Dry Out, and the player then changes to a ship. They have to let go right at the ship portal, otherwise risking a crash into letters spelling "Thank You!" as the screen turns to yellow and the level ends.


==Gameplay==
==Gameplay==

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Time is Eco
ID
1160937
Creator(s)
Gelt
Created
Attributes
Difficulty
Length
1m 34s (Long)
Objects
7,633
Copy type
Non-copyable
Statistics
Downloads
9.91M
Likes
383.9K
Rating
Featured
Audio info
Artist(s)
Level sequence
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Afterglow
(Ion Pack)

Time is Eco is a 1.7 Harder 6* level created by Gelt. It is the third and final level in the Shiny Pack, a Hard map pack. It is a remake of Time Machine, the eighth RobTop level. The gameplay of this level is similar to Time Machine. It was made with very colourful decoration, unlike Time Machine. It does not have too much memorization or general difficulty, while still deserving its Harder rating on account of all the triple spikes and gravity/mirror portals.

Description

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The first part of the level starts out like Time Machine, with triple spike jumps and gravity changes, while still having a classic 1.9/2.0 type glowing purple colour scheme. Next, the colour changes to glowing blue and the song speeds up as the gameplay becomes more relaxed yet more difficult, while still maintaining the normal theme of the level.

Then the gameplay turns reversed via a mirror portal, and the purple glowing colour returns. The level still maintains normal gameplay for a time with a few tricky timings here and there, and then a ship section comes, and there are some mildly simple timings reminiscent of Base After Base.

Then the gameplay changes to a cube section while the gameplay becomes almost identical to Time Machine, Then the level switches screen direction again, back to the standard direction, and changes to a green colour scheme as the song slows down. Then the level turns backwards once more, the green turns to a lime colour similar to that of Down Bass, and the level slightly becomes easier.

Then the colour changes back to blue, the screen turns back around forward, and the speedup of the song comes. Then there is an easy upside-down cube part reminiscent of that of Dry Out, and the player then changes to a ship. They have to let go right at the ship portal, otherwise risking a crash into letters spelling "Thank You!" as the screen turns to yellow and the level ends.

Gameplay

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Trivia

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  • This is one of the few Harder levels that are packed in a Hard map pack, the others being Sumsar's Polargeist v2 and Kappaclysm.
  • The gameplay is almost identical to that of the original Time Machine, but with buffs and nerfs in multiple spots.