×Level 1

Entrance - This was a nice first room, although I didn't like the way you could become trapped if you cleared the bottom section before the top. Perhaps making the orb that opens the corridor to the lower section could be made to toggle the doors, rather than open and close them.

1E - Dealing with the roaches coming from lots of different directions wasn't too bad here. Perhaps in a later room, you could do a variant of this one, but instead including a brain or two.

1S - The narrow corridor made manouvering the mimic tricky in the bottom half of the room, but the entire trapdoored area at the top was mostly unnecessary. Perhaps putting in a few red doors may make it more challenging.

1S 1E - I liked this room, although I didn't actually understand how this room worked until I realised not to be too impatient to move into the room.

1S 3E - The trapdoor section and the roaches at the start were tricky to sort out, but getting the roach at the end wasn't much of a problem.

3E - This was a very nice manipulation puzzle - keeping the roach off the force arrows was a bit tricky. Perhaps you could make it a little harder by adding more force arrows and increasing the size of the maze.

2E - Probably the hardest room of the level, the handicap of not being able to move vertically until you could get the queen made the opening section quite fun and challenging.

However, I have one minor complaint. In Prologue, 1N, The scroll is a bit patronising - It is quite obvious that the room is impossible. Perhaps rewording it or removing it may be a good idea.

× There's a trivial solution to this room. If you get the roach past the open door, and then head straight north, you can hit the northern orb and open a simple path for the roach to leave by. No need to even hit any of the other orbs.

×Prologue, 1N: Yes, I tend to agree, the patronising part of the scroll could be removed. Originally I had only the cowards-part of it, but then I started thinking if someone really is confused by the trapped goblin. This is now fixed, and the room has been modified a bit to make the text on the scroll have a real meaning. (But if Beethro flees the room, wouldn't he still be a coward, hmm?)

Level 1, Entrance: I also had hard time deciding whether I should force the player to clear the north section first. This is now fixed.

Level 1, 1S: Oh my god! I must have forgotten the red door which I had removed during the testing of the mimic-puzzle! This is fixed now!

Level 1, 1S3E: The last roach was there only to force player hit all the orbs in the maze. Of course that was unnecessary since the point was the red maze. The orbs are now replaced with something else.

Level 1, 3E: Yes, I suppose I could make it harder, but I think I'll save the "expanded versions" for later levels. Anyway, I did a little tweaking with it, making it little bit harder and hopefully removed the trivial solution(s?).

Level 1, 2E: This is the puzzle adopted from my previous hold thus making that hold even more obsolete.

×1N: This was a nice room, although it wasn't very difficult, since if you cut into the tar diagonally (using two walls to create the diagonal) the snake will follow you into it, and so die. Getting rid of the mothers after that isn't very difficult either.

1N 1E: This is an odd room. I noticed your screen name made out of walls, trapdoors and doors, which I assume is just a form of room art, correct?

1N 1W: This was another interesting room, although the orb combinations weren't very hard to guess. I liked the idea of having to destroy the tar in the first section as soon as you can get in there, although it's possible to leave a substantial amount behind while you open the other tar chamber doors.

2W - The concept is very nice (and visually interesting), but I don't like the hidden crumbly wall at all, since there is little indication that it is there. Perhaps you could put a scroll with a hint warning to look out for something hidden to make it more obvious.

1W - I liked this puzzle. Manipulating the mimic in such a cramped space was quite tricky.

1E - Having monsters attacking from all directions is certainly not easy to handle, making this room quite a challenge. I don't, however, understand which orb should not be touched, since the room can be completed even if all of them have been hit.

2E - This has an extremely tight solution ans is very hard; I haven't been able to complete it yet, but I'm sure I know what the general idea is - good job (although it is a little non-intuitive).

1N 2E - This was a very nice efficiency puzzle. The main problem is getting to the mother once you open her chamber since it is that passage that must not be blocked, as all the others get blocked off by tar babies. I did note, though that the tar masses near the entrance to the room don't actually do anything to add to the timer, as tar babies form over the passage, so blocking growth of tar into the entrance passage, and so leaving it free to be cut.

× 1N: The snake was intended to be killed another way; Perhaps this is too easy a room. Still, I think I'll leave it this way.

1N1E: This, of course, is a secret room intended to fill a gap in the map. I just couldn't resist the temptation of adding a stupid room, which of course is unrequired.

1N1W: I don't like orb-puzzles too much, and as such I don't like making very complicated orb-puzzles. On the other hand it was intended, that the tar in the first room to be completely cleared, so I would need to make the orb-puzzle longer. I think I'll take the time of complicating this puzzle.

2W: There was no crumbly at first, but I very soon discovered, that it was impossible to get to the other door and I thought that this would imply the there were some other way. If I put in a scroll, I fear it might become too obvious.

1W: Of the all the rooms on this level this was made first. And I (too?) like it best.

1E: If you press the orb between the two roach-hordes, they are released and I believe there is no way you can save yourself except if you do it with a mimic, which is at least intended for completely other purposes. (Of course if you press that orb after you have already killed the roaches, then there is no harm)

2E: What do you mean, "non-intuitive"? I consider this a filler-room, which I tried to make challenging. I believe there are only few (perhaps even one?) ways of surviving this.

1N2E: Hmm. The tar near the entrance were supposed to be blocked by a roach queen; I knew only one queen was required, but now it is obvious that there is a flaw. This needs to be fixed.

×When I said non-intuitive, I meant that the monster movement isn't exactly entirely predictable, since the order of monster placement matters very much in such a small room.

However, most rooms involving killing relatively large brained hordes off in small areas do tend to have this property as well, so it's nothing problematic. I was just feeling more analytical than usual.