May 2022 Create Competition - Fill in the Scribble

[JasonDREWlo]

Hello! JSON here with May's level competition (a little late, sorry!)

Overview

This month I thought a fun competition would be to "fill in the scribble" (inspired by videos such as these). The goal is to create a level out of at least one of the three samples I've provided. The intention is that the "scribbles" are simple enough that you have some freedom to expand them the way you think fits best!

Rules

* The main rule is that the non-empty tiles that are already in the level must stay, otherwise do whatever you would like!
* You are allowed to put items on top of or below anything that's already there (something on water, something under a block, etc.).
* Make as many levels as you'd like! If you have multiple submissions, I will consider only the best one for scoring, but having multiple levels will increase your chances I like one :)
* Any ruleset is allowed, as well as both CC1 and CC2. Please specify which ruleset I need to play it in.
* CC2 levels should stay the same size as the sample so that you aren't given any additional room to work with than CC1 levels.
* Deadline is the end of May (per usual contest rules, ask me for an extension and you will likely get it - the "true" deadline will be whenever I judge the levels)!
* Levels will be judged on a mix of how well the scribble was included and my overall enjoyment of the level.
* You can either DM me on Discord at JasonDREWlo#7781, or DM me on the forums, or reply here with your submissions!

Templates

Scribble 1

Scribble 2

Scribble 3

[JasonDREWlo]

For simplicity sake, I'm slightly extending the deadline to Friday, June 3! Please DM me on discord for an extension if you need it! I would prefer a late submission much more than no submission!

[JasonDREWlo]

One day left! Let me know if you need an extension.

[JasonDREWlo]

Thank you all for being so patient! A ton of random things popped up preventing me from even playing Chips at all, so I'm glad I was able to play through all six great levels submitted! I'll share the levels from sixth to first, and then follow up with the standings.

Sixth Place [Click to Show Content]

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!

Fifth Place [Click to Show Content]

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.

Fourth Place [Click to Show Content]

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!

Third Place [Click to Show Content]

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.

Runner Up [Click to Show Content]

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.

Winner [Click to Show Content]

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.

Official Standings [Click to Show Content]

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

Thank you all again for participating, I enjoyed everybody's levels a lot!