Weirdly phenomenal? Lessons were learned from the base game and applied here, resulting in a suite of frankly kickass levels. Now that the developers are confident with Twisted Dreams' mechanical identity, they're willing to go all-out with the level design, resulting in a ton of huge, open obstacle-driven areas that leverage the most out of what both versions of Giana can do. The game practically becomes a spectacle platformer here, with how effortless it is to drift around or chain together fireball dashes.

It is over and done with pretty quickly, so you're here for a good time, not a long time. Consequently, I miiiight be overrating it here. But I dunno, there really is something to this set of levels that makes me wish Black Forest Games did more with this franchise. Ah, well.