I know that Tres is lacking in spooky or even just 'earth-like' sounds which would have fit this temple, but I definitely think something more could have been done in this department to make it feel claustrophobic or mysterious. And the second would be the lack of good sound. Considering that this temple seems to be underground and without windows, I'd expect it to be quite dark, which would have elevated both the slightly creepy vibe I got from it as well as made it feel even more labyrinthine than it already is. The door has shut behind me and I'm locked inside of this eerie stone labyrinth, which looks great and makes good use of building blocks to create something unique! So many cool mesoamerican designs on the walls, but again I find there to be something of a lack of atmosphere, mostly for two reasons: one - it feels much too bright. Making my way up the vertical stairs, I enter the black mouth of the temple and am sneakily warped to an interior space. 'Mood' is actually, unfortunately, the major thing I find lacking in this level, but more on that later.

I kept waiting for an eerie music cue to play here, but was somewhat disappointed when there wasn't one - it would have set the mood nicely. Even if the distant hills are low-detailed, it would be nice to be out of the familiar Tres landscape.Īfter hopping my way across the TC~Isle rope bridge (one of the peskier ones to get across, I find), I approach the dark ruin as it looms up ahead. Nice to see my palms in the distance, by the way - never expected them to fit into a desert theme, but that they do! This exterior valley would have gotten a perfect impression had I not turned around and spotted Mount Watson there in the distance.I'd like to see some completely fresh terrain rather than re-use of the Tres terrains in your levels, Drac. A river runs through the middle and a dark, foreboding temple in the distance beyond a cool-looking land-bridge invites me forward into what is presumably the titular Uxmal canyon. Spoiler: show The level opens nicely enough in a wonderful, deep red canyon. Alright, played the level a second time to refresh my memory and I've got it up in TresEd now to help with the review.

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