Here are my reviews for the last 20 levels. (61-80)
61. This level reminds me of Josh's level "Pole Position" very nice concept.
62. I like how there is a glider puzzle in addition to pushing the blocks into the water.
63. Similar to Frog (5), same puzzles but rooms get smaller as you reach the exit. Somewhat easy level too.
64. Similar to 1/2 (38), I still don't like guesswork.
65. Hard and somewhat chaotic start of a level. Rest of the level is okay though.
66. Short simple level.
67. Nice aesthetics and another short and simple level.
68. I like these kind of "Pocket Puzzle" kind of levels, the ending can be challenging though.
69. I really stink at doing nails involving monsters in fact it is probably one my least favorite CC concepts. Also, thank you Jeffrey for helping me with that "zipper nail" involving the pink balls.
70. Fantastic level, Oracle I and Oracle II are one of my top favorites from CCLP2. Great remix level.
71. Also a great level, I enjoyed this one.
72. Awesome adventure type of level. Not too difficult once you get the hang of it.
73. Kind of nerve-wracking time challenge level but luckily I got it on my first try. However, after several tries you should be able to get it.
74. I don't like this level that much, especially when you have to travel a hard "Joyride" with fire.
75. This is a nice concept for a sokoban even though it is not necessarily a sokoban. I would increase the time limit though.
76. Pretty difficult racing to the exit type of level. Had to look at the map for the correct path cause this level has very little room for error. Just one or two "oofs" will screw you up.
77. Chaotic red key collecting level but fortunately backwards boosting force floors in MS kind of make this level easier.
78. Difficult level at first but once you memorize and get the hang of all the ball patterns this one will be a lot easier. I really had a lot of fun with this one and thank you for fixing the issues and making some of the patterns easier. I'm pretty sure that the old ball pattern in the yellow lock room is impossible to get out though.
79. Pretty easy level.
80. I had a lot of trouble with this one but thank you Josh for posting a solution for this level. It has a nice monster deflection mechanism though but in my opinion it would've been better if you could actually see the pink ball and then you can time the release of the fireball.
My rating for this set would be a 4 out of 5, there were a lot of great levels I enjoyed but there were some levels that were a bit annoying and some levels that needed a little bit of a nerf to make the level easier and fun. Some levels I would change are "If you can dodge a wrench" (29) and "Three Blobs in a Room (37), like stated before randomness and tight time limits don't exactly mix in my opinion. However I had a couple favorites like Skating on Thin Ice (10), The Island Series (12, 13 and 14) and Puzzle Solver on a Tight Budget (53). The levels had great design and a lot of creative concepts and I had a lot of fun playing this set.
I'll probably do reviews for ZK3, ZK4, and ZK5 in the future.
61. This level reminds me of Josh's level "Pole Position" very nice concept.
62. I like how there is a glider puzzle in addition to pushing the blocks into the water.
63. Similar to Frog (5), same puzzles but rooms get smaller as you reach the exit. Somewhat easy level too.
64. Similar to 1/2 (38), I still don't like guesswork.
65. Hard and somewhat chaotic start of a level. Rest of the level is okay though.
66. Short simple level.
67. Nice aesthetics and another short and simple level.
68. I like these kind of "Pocket Puzzle" kind of levels, the ending can be challenging though.
69. I really stink at doing nails involving monsters in fact it is probably one my least favorite CC concepts. Also, thank you Jeffrey for helping me with that "zipper nail" involving the pink balls.
70. Fantastic level, Oracle I and Oracle II are one of my top favorites from CCLP2. Great remix level.
71. Also a great level, I enjoyed this one.
72. Awesome adventure type of level. Not too difficult once you get the hang of it.
73. Kind of nerve-wracking time challenge level but luckily I got it on my first try. However, after several tries you should be able to get it.
74. I don't like this level that much, especially when you have to travel a hard "Joyride" with fire.
75. This is a nice concept for a sokoban even though it is not necessarily a sokoban. I would increase the time limit though.
76. Pretty difficult racing to the exit type of level. Had to look at the map for the correct path cause this level has very little room for error. Just one or two "oofs" will screw you up.
77. Chaotic red key collecting level but fortunately backwards boosting force floors in MS kind of make this level easier.
78. Difficult level at first but once you memorize and get the hang of all the ball patterns this one will be a lot easier. I really had a lot of fun with this one and thank you for fixing the issues and making some of the patterns easier. I'm pretty sure that the old ball pattern in the yellow lock room is impossible to get out though.
79. Pretty easy level.
80. I had a lot of trouble with this one but thank you Josh for posting a solution for this level. It has a nice monster deflection mechanism though but in my opinion it would've been better if you could actually see the pink ball and then you can time the release of the fireball.
My rating for this set would be a 4 out of 5, there were a lot of great levels I enjoyed but there were some levels that were a bit annoying and some levels that needed a little bit of a nerf to make the level easier and fun. Some levels I would change are "If you can dodge a wrench" (29) and "Three Blobs in a Room (37), like stated before randomness and tight time limits don't exactly mix in my opinion. However I had a couple favorites like Skating on Thin Ice (10), The Island Series (12, 13 and 14) and Puzzle Solver on a Tight Budget (53). The levels had great design and a lot of creative concepts and I had a lot of fun playing this set.
I'll probably do reviews for ZK3, ZK4, and ZK5 in the future.