Huh? What's this? A walkthrough in 2018 not made by me? Ridiculous

In all seriousness though, I really liked this walkthrough. I don't think I ever played the three levels in the video, and I definitely didn't get far in them. So this video shows something new for me

While I'm not a fan of the missing in-game sounds, I recognize that it does make the video better, it's just an unfounded opinion of mine

I feel like the music really fits a HATPC walkthrough, as it is calm, but energetic. I'd not heard of Disasterpeace before this walkthrough, but I'll probably give them a listen.

There are a few quality of life things that are in this that I feel really improves it, like speeding up the sections of pure boulder pushing, and having the credits during the last level. These are things I do not do that I probably should

All in all, this is a really good walkthrough, and some great competition

Thank you! Glad you liked it. I'm probably gonna make more walkthroughs (as well as other stuff) soon.

Brilliant video content wise. I severely enjoyed watching this in 1:15 am.

BUT THE MUSIC. OH MY EARS.
THE MUSIC IS SO BAD MY EYES ARE HURTING

Also did that arrow fly through the ladder just before 6:00?
and the dynamite just before 10:00?

oh god
I have been paying so little time to the IG every since our own version came up that I haven't yet digested all the changes, the removal of old glitches and the addition of new stuff. This is amazing. and Kro, these caves are masterpieces. Kudos.


It reallyyyyy is clear that you've grown over the years lol. These caves are incredibly different than your old caves.

Great video! The music is engaging but not distracting/forced, and complements the gameplay well. I guess you could say the first piece is a little grating (?), but it was clearly intentional on the part of the artist. The scratchiness/dissonance gives the chords a stronger and more intense quality. It sort of feels like a "slow but steady" buildup for the second piece (in the Jarring Journey section of the walkthrough), which is a little more conventional as far as timbre is concerned, and also has more of a melody. Overall really good, I liked it a lot. Would love to see more walkthroughs in the future.

Lol, sorry you didn't like the music shos—I guess everyone's taste is different. I think atvelonis's explanation sums up some of the main reasons why I like the music. Glad you thought the caves were interesting though, since I care more about that.