It's my first attempt at creating a map in the underground style, and I think it went OK. I don't usually make maps in this style, but the Workshop drinks them up like cold water on a hot day, so I figured I may as well give it a crack. It was also partly inspired by tmast98's "Crossroads" which was uploaded around the time I posted my previous map.

The concept in this was inspired by wildgoosespeeder's "Ideas".

Easter egg included.

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Now for critique...I really have to say that I didn't enjoy the puzzle much. This is my opinion, all your other comments say they liked it so I'm in the minority here. It felt a bit repetitive, going back three times for three globs of gel. Also, is the white wall behind the fizzler supposed to be used? I didn't touch it.

But the map was great visually speaking, so I'll give it 7/10.

Dr.Toaster Waffles wrote:
You should really make some more underground maps. For four days this is pretty good.

Now for critique...I really have to say that I didn't enjoy the puzzle much. This is my opinion, all your other comments say they liked it so I'm in the minority here. It felt a bit repetitive, going back three times for three globs of gel. Also, is the white wall behind the fizzler supposed to be used? I didn't touch it.

But the map was great visually speaking, so I'll give it 7/10.

(Sorry for the late reply here).

Repetitive: Yeah, I felt the same way. The technique of preserving the gel via portals works better with bounce gel, where you'll only ever really need 1 blob. But I wanted a way to add a bit of difficulty to the speed gel fling puzzle, so that's why it stayed.

White Wall: if you mean the one near the cube area, then it's not necessary. It offered a way out if the player went down there without placing a portal in the main area. Because of a map redesign, it is now possible to jump and put a portal on the white wall near the button platform, erasing the need for the original wall. But I kept it around in case people didn't do that.