Timur's Tick-Tock Explosive Wonderland

A Reaper wakes up underneath a complex filled to the brim with explosives and devious traps. A new and familiar voice has entered his possessive body, taking the total to 3-- and introducing a slew of new disjointed memories to sift through. This is getting exhausting, and the loud, raspy laugh of Timur the Tinkerer echoing through his shared skull is not helping. Stage 7 of Cassettes. Notes: This one was a BLAST to make. HAW HAW HAW HAW. No, but seriously, this level is very mean. In terms of difficulty, it's not super high on the charts-- but there are so many devious traps that will kill you if you're not insanely observant. I won't spoil any of them, but I will warn you: don't get to attached to "the run". This level is designed to hurt your soul. (There are no pipes to go into, so that there can be a very helpful message when you die.) I actually think this demonstrates some decent level design, despite the lack of pipes/vents/what have you. There's another cassette this time, with a different person making it. I'm really happy with this cassette, as well as the ending cutscene. Obtaining said cassette is difficult, but will be made much easier if you've ever played the old game Iji, and saved Dan-- a separate game, but a very similar concept. Post a comment if you figure it out! Also post a comment if you hate me for this level, because I understand if you do. Hope you enjoy this explosive opener to the second part of Cassettes!