Deniable Ops (2 Player Co-Op)

Level: Deniable Ops (2 Player Co-Op)
Made By: (Publisher SergentChaz) (Co-Author ShadowHalo)

Creativity: A somewhat fun concept where you are supposed to have two players to complete the level, at least that is what I thought until I found out by playing the level a second time to see if a hunch I had was true. Unlike the title and description say you do not need two people to play the level. Even if the game required two people I only noticed two places where if done correctly you would actually need two people, and they are both at the very beginning.  Although the title isn't entirely truthful there were a few good aspects of the level, but they could still be if improved upon and that would make the level even better, for example I did find some of the detail with materials and stickers to be on the higher end of the middle spectrum.

Dimensions: The dimensional use is somewhat creative, the authors' used the layer glitch to make an effective under water cave and there was a cool vent which seemed to add a sneaky effect to the level. another sneaky part is the mindless drones which can be easily avoided and don't add much to the dimensional play at all even though it seems like they try to make it look like multiple guards are patrolling the same section of hall, but they are still incredibly fun to "stealth kill" which you will understand when you play the level. besides these few attempts to add dimensional play there really isn't much as far as adding dimensional game play into the level.

Lighting: The lighting could have been improved upon, I found the beginning part with the ship to be interesting lighting, but the lights should penetrate through the water more, and the ship should be better defended by having it shoot in a different way by either increasing the range or something along those lines. I did enjoy the night vision, because what stealth sneaking mission doesn't have night vision although I still think it could have been better by using less lights, but bigger and lower so as to create one continuous vision of light.

Sounds: There are a few sounds like alerts to add to the sneaking mission, and at the beginning you get somewhat of a mission briefing with an invisible mouth talking from no where that makes noises. the background music is the sneaking music from the purchasable metal gear pack, but other than that not much can be said about the sound.

Re-playability: The level is fun when playing with friends, but I do wish the level title and the description stayed true to the two players being absolutely necessary, because I enjoy playing levels with my friends, especially when it is required and it involves some thinking about how to accomplish the goal before fully attempting it. As far as secrets go I found none, there are no extra paths and no prizes to be awarded.

Over all a fun level when playing with a friend but I still wish it was completely necessary to complete it with more than one person. with the interesting night vision and glitch layer tool I did find the uses to be enjoyable, but because of the lack of great placement of sounds, and the lie in the title about it needing two players this level gets a 6 out of 10