guess the plat extreme based on nlw description

Do you like slopes? Do you like being on drugs? Then this is the level for you. Oh, and don't try nightmare mode, you'll regret it...

The third level of Custi's hook series, this time taking place in the hall of the Hook King. Has 9 places for checkpoints, but you can only choose 4 to use. Ends with a fight against the Hook King.

The official sequel to Mechanical Warehouse. This level is a 3 and a half minute long pure memory avoidance that tests your brain power more than your timing capacity

Rainbow colored NIGHT RUNNER-esque speedrun level. Features less turnarounds than its nighttime counterpart but the base gameplay is significantly harder to compensate

Extremely punishing and relatively short for its difficulty. Has really pretty nature themed decoration and ends with a cute completion cutscene

Shardscapes but platformer mode. Features 3 sections each taking roughly a minute and 99% of the gameplay is just corner jumps in typical Shardscapes fashion.

A sequel to the very early 2.2 level Tombstone Project, with a similar difficulty of gameplay but for a whole 3 minutes. Uses everyone's favorite song that is totally not overused no definitely not

Bowser's Castle level that has you go through 50 Rooms of increasing difficulty without dying once. Kill the child

Sequel to the "beloved" Bouncy Ball, now featuring an awkward 2 player drawing gimmick. Initially thought to be hack verified but was later revealed to authentically suck

Level containing a mix of dropper and wave dash gameplay. There are three droppers, with the learning process being the hardest part.

Generously inspired by Aquanemesis and by the creator of the "beloved" Mesabisos. The parts near the middle are the hardest however the ending carries some rather wacky timings.

Formerly the hardest 9 moon, this level has tons of extremely tight timings and stupid hitboxes that lead you to believe it was hack-verified, similar to the creator's other (former) extreme demon

You're on a trip through snowy mountains and come across a shed to sleep in. Your dreams are rather questionable. The second screen of each checkpoint is the most annoying.

You've fallen into the ocean after your raft broke and now you have to find your way back to the surface. Features a mix of standard needle and more unorthodox gameplay throughout

Art styled level featuring only flying gamemodes. Starts out at dawn, then goes into the afternoon, then the evening. Makes you go in a bunch of super tight spike gaps

The Terminal Heaven of Custi's HOOKTEK, featuring a snowy mountain aesthetic and extremely precise hook maneuvers for 5 very short checkpoints

An extremely frustrating slope boosting level juxtaposed with pretty designs and a chill atmosphere that takes place in the sky. The last click looks like a form of torture and that's because it is

Yet another "you can't die but you can fall all the way back to the beginning" directly mimicking Jump King, thankfully this one is rather forgiving with its falls

The former top 1 platformer, by the creator of Intervallum, featuring a similar gameplay style but significantly harder. Allegedly as hard as beating Intervallum 3 times in a row. Beware.

The sequel to the Insane Demon "Reactor Meltdown". This one is much more energetic and fast-paced. Also has a randomized jetpack section in the middle break part.