Chronic Overthinking by Ida
Comments: The level was a little tricky right away, but once you find the correct teleports it becomes very easy and short, and I really used a couple parts of the level. I liked the idea of how you used the teeth to get to the finish, though!

Scrabble by Geodave
Comments: Overall, I thought the level was pretty neat, and I think optimizing it could be a really interesting challenge! I also like the use of the force floors in the scribble. I struggled a lot with the length of the level and it's repetitive nature.

Scribble 2, with Iceblocks by ChosenID
Comments: When I downloaded the levels to play, I made sure not to make a note of the author until the end, but I could tell right away this was a ChosenID level. It was surely an interesting level, but I was only able to solve it using SuCC because it was a bit all over the place. The use of fire from the scribble as chip checkpoints in this level was very creative!

ONLY BUY LARGE YOYOS by Chipster1059
Comments: This is a great block pushing level! Every part of this scribble is used so well, and I enjoy the process of "unlocking" extra blocks as you continue. I struggled with the length a bit, but having a hook helped as I never found myself at significant risk of busting the level.

WEARY RIVER by Chipster1059
Comments: This level is such a novel concept - This puzzle was very tricky, and although it took me a while to solve, it was really rewarding each step of the way! Migrating the teeth to different parts of the level was a really nice touch, as well as the blue keys surrounding the finish. I really loved how you used the islands within the river, that was incredibly smart! Optimizing this for score would certainly be a fun time.

Long Way Home by Ida
Comments: This is such a fun level! This honestly felt like it could have been a first half level in CC2LP1, you did such a great job at making a high quality level using the odd wall shapes. I didn't add it to the gif, but in this level, Ida not only utilized Scribble 1, but rotated Scribble 2 and used that as well! Each of the puzzles were doable and cool enough on their own, but the way you put them together made a really satisfying solve.

In the original post, I pointed out that you can submit as many levels as you want, but I'll score based on the best one. Here are the standings based on everyone's best level:

Fourth: Geodave
Third: ChosenID
Second: Chipster1059
First: Ida