This is the Only Level (Adventures in Singularity): Difference between revisions

A sequel, titled ''This is the Only Level TOO (The Heroic Quest to Complete Another Level)'' has since been released, featuring Level 2 and thirty new stages. It can be played [http://armorgames.com/play/5351/this-is-the-only-level-too over here]. A third game, ''This is the Only Level 3'', has also been released. You can play it [http://armorgames.com/play/12745/this-is-the-only-level-3/ right here].

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* [[Door to Before]]: The exit of the level takes you back to the start of the level.

* [[Fake Trap]]: In the first level, the spikes in "Dull surprises" {{spoiler|act as springs}}. In the second, they have different properties in "Left IS Right" ({{spoiler|the bottom of the row of spikes on the left wall is fake}}), "On Ice" ({{spoiler|all the spikes disappear when you go near them}}), and "D34TH 15 2AD" ({{spoiler|you have to make certain sets of spikes disappear in a certain order}}). Otherwise, they kill you.

* [[Idiosyncratic Episode Naming]]: The titles of each stage contain a clue as to how to solve them.

* [[Interface Screw]]: Some of the stages in both levels either reverse your controls or disable certain buttons. Some of them even make you use entirely new keys.

* [[Invisible Block]]: In the first level's "Mime's folly", there is {{spoiler|an invisible wall to the right of the button that you have to jump over}}. The second level features "[[Pun-Based Title|Amazeing]]", which is {{spoiler|a maze made up of invisible blocks}}.

* [[Locked Door]]: In {{spoiler|almost}} every stage of both levels. Sometimes figuring out how to open it is part of the stage puzzle.

* [[Pressure Plate]]: The button that {{spoiler|sometimes}} opens the door.

* [[Luck-Based Mission]]: ''Any'' stage easily becomes this in FML mode due to the randomly-generated extra bits of level, since all too often the position of said bits makes the level [[Unwinnable]]. Sometimes they even block the exit.

* [[Minus World]]: {{spoiler|The [[Easter Egg]] and a reference to the [[Urban Legend of Zelda]] from the previous game.}}

* [[Rouge Angles of Satin]]: The beginning of the ending text says "You have '''beat''' the only level in the game." [http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YX51tpjO9Wk Tasselfoot's video walkthrough] shows a version of the game where the clear message for Stage 12 is "But '''your''' still trying to find the ending."

* [[Speed Run]]: Required to unlock the secret characters.

* [[Warp Zone]]: {{spoiler|In Stage 11. All three pipes lead to the same level you've been going through.}}

* [[And Now for Someone Completely Different]]: Similar to the second level, one stage has you controlling a Raptor.

* [[Bullet Hell]]: Stage 15. And {{spoiler|every stage in [[Platform Hell|FML Mode]]}}.

* [[Schmuck Bait]]/[[Call Back]]: A Reference to the first level, Stage 21's switch {{spoiler|closes the already open door}}

* [[Shout-Out]]: The clear message for Stage 3 is "But [[Star Wars|are these the droids you are looking for]]?" Stage 11's is, again, "But [[Will It Blend|does it blend]]?" Stage 6 is called "[[Lord of the Rings|Speak Friend And Enter]]". [[Bullet Hell|Stage 15]] is called "The [[Touhou]] Project", and invokes ''[[Ikaruga]]''.

** More references to previous Elephant games: stage 9 is based on ''Elephant Rave''. The pastries first appeared in ''[[Achievement Unlocked]] 2''.

* [[Speed Run]]: Similar to the second level, required to unlock [[Platform Hell|FML Mode]]. (Which stands for "Friendly Memorable Love", [[Blatant Lies|apparently]].)

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