Editing Levels

[[File:Testsubjectblue-levelsmenu.png|thumb|The levels menu for [[Test Subject Blue]].]]A '''level''' is a part of a game testing the player's skills to see how well they can be used. Levels may be prominently displayed on the game's [[menu]] (particularly in main games) or, like mini games, may not allow players to pick up where they left off when they quit or lose the game.

The first few levels of a main game usually display helpful hints through signs or quotations from characters that introduce a new concept or component to the game. The concept will be emphasized throughout that particular level, expecting players to master it in order to successfully complete the level. These concepts are generally reintroduced in later levels to see if the player can bypass them again.

After a while, no hints will be given and often, new spins on common tasks will be given to see if players have what it takes to beat the game.
==Links between levels==
In most cases, games with many levels may have the stages shorter in length, while games with a lower number of levels may have the stages longer in length. The gap of difficulty between levels is also notable, as games with fewer levels will have a greater increase in difficulty and those with a greater number of levels will have a smaller incline in the level of difficulty.

==Games==
Below is a list of games with their number of levels. Any secret bonus levels not displayed on the game's menu will not be included.


{|class="wikitable sortable"
!Game
!No. of levels
|-
|[[Magic Touch]], [[Cosmic Cannon]], [[Gift Wrapped]], [[Snot Put]], [[Squawk]], [[Calamari]], [[Super Snot Put]], [[Endless Doves]], [[Roller Polar]], [[Platform Panic]], [[Magic Touch: Wizard for Hire]], [[Cooped Up]], [[Vault!]], [[Gopogo]] (endless mode), [[Rust Bucket]] ([[Endless Mode (Rust Bucket)|Endless Mode]])
|None
|-
|[[Tiny Castle]]{{tt|*|A single level consisting of eight checkpoints}}, [[Submolok]]{{tt|*|One level area, which has 13 rooms}}, [[Silly Sausage in Meat Land]]{{tt|*|A single level consisting of fifty checkpoints}},[[Silly Sausage: Doggy Dessert]]{{tt|*|A single level consisting of fifty checkpoints}}
|1
|-
|[[B.C. Bow Contest]]{{tt|*|Each cup features repetitions of the level set across three difficulties}}, [[Blast RPG]]
|6
|-
|[[Nanobots]] (including level 0), [[Tanked Up]], [[Test Subject Arena 2]]
|8
|-
|[[Chick Flick]], [[Gunbrick]]
|9
|-
|[[Frost Bite]], [[Frost Bite 2]], [[Gunbrick|Gunbrick,]] [[Ice Beak]], [[J-J-Jump]], [[Frost Bite 2]], [[Rush]]{{tt|*|Ten levels repeated across three cups of ranging difficulty}}, [[Cheese Dreams: New Moon]]
|10
|-
|[[Turnament]]
|11
|-
|[[Double Edged]], [[Bump Battle Royale]]
|12
|-
|[[Test Subject Arena]],
|14
|-
|[[Sandman]], [[Feed Me!]], [[Dangle]], [[Mutiny]], [[Cave Chaos 2]], [[Flipside]], [[Pixel Pop]], [[Graveyard Shift]], [[Avalanche]], [[Sky Serpents]], [[Oodlegobs]], [[Flue]]
|15
|-
|[[Coil]]
|16
|-
|[[Hot Air Jr]]
|17
|-
|[[Mallet Mania]], [[Flash Cat]]
|18
|-
|[[Skywire]], [[Space Hopper]], [[Toxic]], [[Canopy]], [[Mega Mash]], [[Onekey]], [[Final Ninja]], [[Off The Rails]], [[Thin Ice]], [[Snow Drift]], [[Aquanaut]], [[Cheese Dreams]], [[Toxic 2]], [[Parasite]], [[Cave Chaos]], [[Bullethead]], [[Ribbit]], [[Worm Food]], [[Temple Glider]], [[The Bucket]], [[Canopy]], [[Mega Mash]], [[Stumped]], [[Lockehorn]]{{tt|*|story levels}}, [[Test Subject Arena 2]], [[Fluffball]], [[Rust Bucket]]
|20
|-
|[[Fat Cat]], [[Colour Blind]]
|21
|-
|[[Rockitty]], [[Super Stock Take]]
|22
|-
|[[Canary]], [[Dirk Valentine]], [[Final Ninja Zero]] (including level 0), [[Enemy 585]], [[Super Treadmill]], [[Canary]], [[Plunger]], [[Turn-Undead]]
|24
|-
|[[Scribble]], [[Swindler 2]], [[Swindler]], [[Twang]], [[Yin Yang]], [[Headcase]], [[Hot Air!]], [[Small Fry]], [[Knuckleheads]], [[Test Subject Green]], [[Castle Corp]], [[Test Subject Blue]], [[Swindler]], [[Swindler 2]], [[Plunger]]
|
25
|-
|[[ChangeType()]]
|29
|-
|[[Roly Poly]], [[Hot Air 2]], [[Bomba]], [[Skywire 2]], [[Office Trap]], [[Rush]], [[Mirror Image]], [[Bomba]], [[Droplets]], [[Nebula]], [[Cold Storage]], [[Rubble Trouble New York]], [[Chisel]], [[Fault Line]], [[Chisel 2]], [[Knight Trap]], [[Silly Sausage]], [[Rubble Trouble Tokyo]], [[Rubble Trouble Moscow]], [[Test Subject Complete]], [[8bit Doves]]
|30
|-
|[[Power Up]]
|32
|-
|[[Lockehorn]]{{tt|*|Battle levels}}
|34
|-
|[[Pest Control]], [[Gunbrick (mobile)]]
|36
|-
|[[Jack Frost]], [[In The Dog House]], [[Icebreaker]], [[Ice Breaker: The Gathering]], [[Bad Ice-Cream]], [[Rainbogeddon]], [[Bad Ice-Cream 2]], [[Ditto]], [[Beneath The Lighthouse]]
|40
|-
|[[Bad Ice-Cream 3]]
|41
|-
|[[Steamlands]]
|47
|-
|[[Steamlands Player Pack]]
|49
|-
|[[Square Meal]], [[Magneboy]], [[Numbskull]], [[Twin Shot]]
|50
|-
|[[Green Ninja]]
|65
|-
|[[Skywire VIP]], [[Skywire VIP Extended]], [[Twin Shot 2]], [[Nitrome Must Die]] {{tt|*|last two levels not officially acknowledged as levels)}}, [[Skywire VIP Shuffle]]
|100
|-
|[[Icebreaker: A Viking Voyage]]
|140
|}

==Trivia==
*The majority of Nitrome games have 20 levels, 24 Nitrome games having 20 levels.
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