Salamander's part primarily consists of straight flying and activation of pads using square orbs, as well as a short wave dual at the end.

13-19% (Salamander): The music begins to increase in intensity.

8-13% (Skidel): Skidel's part features synced UFO gameplay with only a few portals and orbs.

It features difficult timings and orbs that teleport the player every way, making it confusing.

4-8% (Lipz): This part is a mini ball at normal speed.

It is overall one of the more synced parts of the level.

0-4% (Onnikonna): This part starts with a triple-speed ship sequence and then turns into a regular speed cube with difficult timings and orb jumps.

At one point though, iNubble/Lolwut's part was replaced again with Jaoday's old part.įollowing months without updates, Belloq fell into obscurity until, in April 2019, it was finished and ready to be verified by BrianTheBurger. Lipz showcased his video on July 9, 2018, then Voltex on July 19, Lolwut and iNubble on August 3 (which replaced Jaoday), Juhou on August 8, Sminx on August 27, YakobNugget on September 15, Skidel on September 15, and finally, Unigeny on December 9. I like this thing so much, you have no idea,' and explains that 'the idea was to make a sand-ish level with blue added in.' Īfter Pennutoh's video, creators began to showcase their parts on YouTube. He describes Belloq as 'Actually the best level ever made.

Then, on June 30, 2018, Pennutoh uploaded a video titled ' Literally unveiling all my projects.' In this video, he showcases Nico99's, Epsilonic's, and his own part. JaoDay also uploaded a video on that same day showcasing his part in Belloq. Then, Epsilonic uploaded a video showcasing his part in Belloq on June 22, 2018. The next time people saw this level was in a video by Salamander showing most of his part being decorated. Belloq was first introduced on April 2, 2018, when Pennutoh released a video titled ' Spicy Layout #10 (very confusing edition)' showcasing the entire layout of Belloq.

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