Easyland 2

A nice hack, although I think I prefer Easyland 1.

The map16 edits at the end of some of the levels killed the momentum and sense of thrill that you had developed with your really nice sense of pacing.

The grab block placement in the final boss was a bit much compared to the rest of the level and the hack. It's close to as far away from the platform as it could have been placed, and the muncher right above it makes the jump pretty precise. Dying to the grab block felt cheap and it didn't really feel like the player should have to redo the entirety of the boss screen because of it.

Some of the notation throughout the hack was also a bit vague and confusing. The arrow pointing down next to the neutral dpad instruction didn't really make any sense at a glance in the shell pickup level. I understand that it indicates that you will be landing on the pswitch, but a yellow coin would have been a lot more clear I think. There are other examples of this throughout the hack as well.

All that being said, your level design, flow, pacing, and creativity are still some of the best that the beginner section has seen, and I look forward to seeing what you cook up next.

Wow No.2 is here! Le's see! The First was very nice I'm sure after reading the commends that Easyland 2 is even better!!! Let's Goooooo!!!!!!

Pretty good hack, and a big step up in difficulty from the first. Some levels might be a bit confusing for new players, but the short sections kind of make up for it. That being said, this is definitely in the higher echelon of beginner hacks.

I had the honor of playtesting this hack and was very impressed with Ricardo's mastery of creative and unique Kaizo setups. While this hack is rated "Kaizo: Beginner," I found the difficulty really ramped up toward "Kaizo: Intermediate" especially toward the end of the hack. The difficulty is complimented very well by shorter level sections and challenges the player while being fair. I must say that before playing Easyland and this hack, I did not have a great deal of experience with Yoshi setups & tech. Playing these hacks has helped me improve my Yoshi skills quite a bit!

Congratulations and great work, Ricardo! I truly look forward to what you create next!

Somehow better than the first one. A bit more spice too. Fantastic work, Ricardo <3

Great hack, intermediate tho.

This was an extremely fun hack! I thought the setups were fairly brainy and sometimes tight but the short sections made it very reasonable. The last level was a bit tough for a beginner hack though, imo

This was a great hack. I felt it really made me have to think and about the certain set ups I need to do. It was a nice ramp up in difficulty from the first one and I enjoyed that. Please keep up the great work.

I really enjoyed the puzzley almost trolly aspects to each exit. Found it readable yet challenging. Great soundtrack and set ups. It certainly ramps up in difficulty toward the end but I didn't mind it too much. Laughed and Raged often! Very much recommend this hack and its predecessor. Both are in contention for some of my favorite hacks of the year.

Fantastico como todos tus trabajos. Gracias por regalarnos tiempo de diversión.

This was an amazing hack! The difficulty definitely ramps up at the end in a delightful way. Can't wait for EL3. Awesome job!

A Hack ta sensacional ♥

Playing this while it was in the "waiting section" I'm kind of shocked this actually didn't get moderated into Intermediate. This hack requires knowledge of tech that many beginners simply aren't going to know; if you are a beginner play this at your own peril.

great hack besides the first one being very good too, thank you very much Ricardo for making another wonderful hack

What a good hack I hope for a third part

God hack trabalho muito bem feito , tricks agradáveis, recomendo muito 10/10

Awesome hack! Lots of fun, easy, and satisfying setups. While there is a lot of beginner friendly hold run and jump to succeed setups early, I felt there was a step up in difficulty into low intermediate in spots and at the end with some of the setups with some mechanics that aren’t as beginner friendly. Still definitely a great progression overall from a low to mid beginner in Easyland to a mid to high beginner in Easyland 2! Thanks Ricardo!