History YMMV / N

* BreatherLevel: The first episode of a column tend to consist of these. Especially compared to [[ThatOneLevel last episode of a column]].

* GoodBadBugs: Oh so many. Oh so very many. To the point where people try to create levels revolving around them.

** The infamous "Go Fish", a random mess of toggle mines and gold strewn about an open area. While easy to beat, getting all the gold is something else entirely.
** Appropriately titled "The Legend of the Gold on That One Level" is one of the early examples. All the gold is tucked away in single area in the bottom left of the level. Merely getting to the gold is an exercise in impeccable timing; you have to pass mines, drone trains and a rocket launcher InASingleBound or two. Then, when you finally get through, you'll find that the gold is ''toggle mined''. Good luck getting out, and then passing those drone trains and rocket launcher ''again''.
** "[[WordPureeTitle Schnorgled]]". You have to WallJump between mines through a shaft patrolled by drones ''in both directions''. And if that's not bad enough, the exit and the switch unlocking it are on ''opposite ends of the shaft'', making you traverse it ''twice''.
** Let's just say any final level in the last episode of a column tends to be this.
** [[spoiler:Secret challenges]] can easily make you despise levels that you've never found frustrating before. The classic example is "Prosumer": a relatively chill level built around a grid of gold, with toggles behind each piece. [[spoiler:Now try collecting all that gold without triggering any of the toggles. It's much harder than it sounds]].

** N++ has the infamous "Go Fish", a random mess of toggle mines and gold strewn about an open area. While easy to beat, getting all the gold is something else entirely.
** N++ also has the appropriately named "The Legend of the Gold on That One Level". All the gold is tucked away in single area in the bottom left of the level. Merely getting to the gold is an exercise in impeccable timing; you have to pass mines, drone trains and a rocket launcher InASingleBound or two. Then, when you finally get through, you'll find that the gold is ''toggle mined''. Good luck getting out, and then passing those drone trains and rocket launcher ''again''.
** Another one from N++: "[[WordPureeTitle Schnorgled]]". You have to WallJump between mines through a shaft patrolled by drones ''in both directions''. And if that's not bad enough, the exit and the switch unlocking it are on ''opposite ends of the shaft'', making you traverse it ''twice''.

* SugarWiki/VisualEffectsOfAwesome: N++'s print-based, sleek art style is a beauty to behold. Especially with the game's [[http://blog.us.playstation.com/2014/05/14/n-on-ps4-graphics/ custom vector renderer]], which gives an immaculately smooth image equiGvalent to ''256x MSAA''.

** Let's just say any final level in the last episode of a column tend to be this.
* SugarWiki/VisualEffectsOfAwesome: N++'s print-based, sleek art style is a beauty to behold. Especially with the game's [[http://blog.us.playstation.com/2014/05/14/n-on-ps4-graphics/ custom vector renderer]], which gives an immaculately smooth image equivalent to ''256x MSAA''.

* VisualEffectsOfAwesome: N++'s print-based, sleek art style is a beauty to behold. Especially with the game's [[http://blog.us.playstation.com/2014/05/14/n-on-ps4-graphics/ custom vector renderer]], which gives an immaculately smooth image equivalent to ''256x MSAA''.

** Let's just say any final level in the final episode of a column tend to be this.

** N++ also has the appropriately named "The Legend of the Gold on [[TropeNamer That One Level]]". All the gold is tucked away in single area in the bottom left of the level. Merely getting to the gold is an exercise in impeccable timing; you have to pass mines, drone trains and a rocket launcher InASingleBound or two. Then, when you finally get through, you'll find that the gold is ''toggle mined''. Good luck getting out, and then passing those drone trains and rocket launcher ''again''.

** N++ also has the appropriately named "The Legend of the Gold on [[TropeNamer That One Level]]". All the gold is hidden in single area in the bottom left of the level. Merely getting to the gold is an exercise in impeccable timing; you have to pass mines, drone trains and a rocket launcher InASingleBound. Then, when you finally succeed, you find out that the gold is ''toggle mined''. Good luck getting out, and then passing those drone trains and rocket launcher ''again''.

** N++ Has the infamous "Go Fish", a random mess of toggle mines and gold strewn about an open area. While easy to beat, getting all the gold is something else entirely.

Some things about N can vary by opinion. But it seems we can all agree that this is Grade A [[PlatformHell Platform Hell]].

* ScrappyLevel: 88-4 of the original still haunts some tropers in their sleep.
** 96-4 as well.

* ThatOneLevel: Mostly depends on the player, but it is flat out guaranteed that there will be at least two per column.

* ThatOneLevel: Mostly depends on the player, but it is flat out guaranteed that there will be at least two per column.

* GoodBadBugs: Oh so many. Oh so very many.

* BlackComedy: The ragdoll physics can generate lots of this. Like [[BlackComedy getting blown to giblets by a mine, then seeing your remains bounce up and down on a trampoline.]] [[UpToEleven Only for them to be shocked away by a passing robot.]]
* ExcusePlot

* BlackComedy: The ragdoll physics can generate lots of this. Like [[DeadBabyComedy getting blown to giblets by a mine, then seeing your remains bounce up and down on a trampoline.]] [[UpToEleven Only for them to be shocked away by a passing robot.]]