My Weird Obsession With Moving Levels 

I feel you on all of this but man, for me the moving level that blew me away was when you're in the building in Uncharted 2 fighting a helicopter and the whole thing collapses with you inside of it. I still have never seen anything like it. Masterful.

I have a weird obsession with seeing places in the world I once traveled to. Replaying Dark Souls 3 & mapping out your entire journey from that early vantage point. Stray has that same feeling when you get to the sterile building late game & look down on the slums. Great video my guy 💪🏻

Idk if this is the same, but i remember being blown away by how dynamic some of the levels were in portal 2 due to the panels changing the structure of the level as you progress through to them. Great video as always

Great video, as always. Two levels that immediately came to my mind were the Ashtray Maze and the Swift Platform in Control. Although the Ashtray Maze isn't exactly a moving level by your definition, since you don't move without any input and could stop at any time, there are so many things in these levels that create an extremely fun flow: the movement, the combat, the visuals, and most importantly, the M U S I C. Also, as a former Destiny 2 player who used to grind for weapons that are now useless in a game I haven't played since 2020, I feel called out at 1:26 :(

Sifu's 4th level has 2 of my favorite moving levels. The falling elevator where you fight a big guy and 2 random thugs. The dynamic underground levels that covers your sight with dust as the bell rings. The boss arena that is falling down infinitely during the second phase. All of these awesome sequences accompanied by awesome music just makes me want to play that entire level again in Sifu. I should really get back to playing Sifu.

Opening of GoW 3 was impossible for them to top throughout the rest lol

The second I saw this video existed, I thought "I bet he's gonna talk about the train sequence in Uncharted 2." 😁 I agree though, moving levels are cool as hell. It makes what would otherwise be static environments feel much more exciting/dynamic. It can also take elements that are normally unrealistic in games (like moving platforms) and ground them in the reality of the level. There's a lot of good things about them, it's just a shame they're so challenging/time consuming to pull off effectively, as that's probably the reason we don't see more of them in games.

I haven't played that many games with moving levels but after this video I'm really interested man..

Great video as usual. I love your videos and was wondering if you could recommend other youtube channels doing cool video essays on games. Don't get me wrong, I would prefer to watch more videos from you rather than some cheap knock off Asad, but asking for recommendations seemed more appropriate than asking you to drop all your other responsibilities to become a content mill for me personally.

@3:22 What game is this?

Good video

What’s the movement shooter starting at 4:46?

video game ?

Moving levels, more like moving away from this channel cuz it sucks :)