History VideoGame / Levelhead

The player is an employee for Bureau of Shipping tasked with training a fresh GR-18 robot for package delivery. It is in the same universe as ''Crashlands'' and features a campaign with 93 training courses and a LevelEditor. New levels are sent to the Marketing Department, where their visibility can be boosted with Exposure Bucks, an in-game currency earned while playing other people's levels. Levels which get enough players graduate to the Tower. Each level in ''Levelhead'' has two achievements: the Shoe (the fastest time reach the goal) and Ribbon (the highest score).

!!This game contains examples of the following tropes:

* AutomaticLevel: One of the level tags is "Don't Move", which is mostly for levels that just show off the creator's creativity.

* WallJump: Tiptow gives GR-18 the ability to jump off walls.

The player is an employee for Bureau of Shipping tasked with training a fresh GR-18 robot for package delivery. It is in the same universe as ''Crashlands'' and features a campaign with 93 training courses and a LevelEditor. New levels are sent to the Marketing Department, where their visibility can be boosted Exposure Bucks, an in-game currency earned while playing other people's levels. Levels which get enough players graduate to the Tower. Each level in ''Levelhead'' has two achievements: the Shoe (the fastest time reach the goal) and Ribbon (the highest score).

* AutomaticLevel: One of the level tags is "Don't Move", which are mostly for levels that just show off the creator's creativity.

* PacifistRun: Killing an enemy in "Temple Of Karma" activates a bunch of spike traps, which becomes increasingly tricky as the player progresses through the level. However, since these spikes don't cover the goal it's still possible to kill an ocula at the end.

** The Lizumi is a spiked wheel which is normally defeated when it [[TacticalSuicideBoss bonks against the wall and the spikes temporarily retract]].
** The Spiky Peanut can briefly lose its spikes when it falls down or it gets hit with the package. Jumping on it once while in this state causes it to permanently its spikes.

* AdvancedMovementTechnique: The Super Jump is the act of throwing a box (a Package or Throw Block), and then jumping on it while still in the air to gain additional height. This can be done vertically, diagonally, off ceilings, and even off walls. Super Jumps can actually be chained together with two boxes into an Infinite Super Jump, so-called because the player could theoretically achieve infinite height.

* PacifistRun: Killing an enemy in "Temple Of Karma" activates a bunch of spike traps. However, since these spikes don't cover the goal it is possible to kill an ocula at the end.

The player is an employee for Bureau of Shipping tasked with training a GR-18 robot for package delivery. It is in the same universe as ''Crashlands'' and features a campaign with 93 training courses and a LevelEditor. New levels are sent to the Marketing Department, where their visibility can be boosted Exposure Bucks, an in-game currency earned while playing other people's levels. Levels which get enough players graduate to the Tower. Each level in ''Levelhead'' has two achievements: the Shoe (the fastest time reach the goal) and Ribbon (the highest score).

* HitboxDissonance: Large spiketrons actually had [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8kEHlUywyYk circular hitboxes]] during early access. Subverted upon release since they were given square hitboxes.

* GoombaStomp: Most enemies can be defeated just be jumping on them.

* AutomaticLevel: One of the level tags is "Don't Move", which are mostly just supposed to be levels that show off the creator's creativity.

* TimedPowerUp: The [=DBot=] and Lectroshield both give GR-18 power which lasts for a limited time. The [=DBot=] is an InvincibilityPowerUp while the Lectroshield instantly kills any enemy GR-18 touches.

The player is an employee for Bureau of Shipping tasked with training a GR-18 robot for package delivery. It is in the same universe as ''Crashlands'' and features a campaign with 93 training courses and a LevelEditor. New levels are sent to the Marketing Department, where their visibility can be boosted Exposure Bucks, an in-game currency earned while playing other people's levels. Levels which get enough plays graduate to the Tower. Each level in ''Levelhead'' has two achievements: the Shoe (the fastest time reach the goal) and Ribbon (the highest score).

* AutoScrollingLevel: Levels like "Dune Doom Dream" and "Quick Fire" require the player to keep up with the camera or die off-screen.

* ThinkingUpPortals: The Shade powerup can create a rune which the player can use to teleport.

** One version of the Peanut has spikes.

* TeleportingKeycardSquad: Grabbing the package in "Hover Stop" triggers a barrage of Lookannon missiles.

** The Void update added the Peanut, an enemy which in its basic form just clings to surfaces.
* JawsAttackParody: The large Flipwip is introduced by "GR-18, Meet The Flipwip" with music reminiscent of the ''Jaws'' theme.

[[caption-width-right:325:''([[{{Jingle}} Beautiful Singing]])'' [[HollywoodToneDeaf Your goods, delivered real good!]]]]

[[caption-width-right:325:''(Beautiful Singing) Your goods, delivered real good!'']]

* JustifiedExtraLives: Red Armor Plates allow GR-18 to survive a single hit, while Blue Armor Plates (introduced in The Void update) are stackable.

* JustifiedExtraLives: Armor Plates

* AllThereInTheManual: The history of the Bureau of Shipping and the GR robot series is explained in the [[https://www.bscotch.net/post/the-levelhead-new-employee-handbook new employee handbook]].

''Levelhead'' is a platformer by Butterscotch Shenanigans. It is in the same universe as ''Crashlands'' and features a campaign with 93 training courses, a LevelEditor.

The player is an employee for Bureau of Shipping tasked with training a GR-18 robot for package delivery.