• 500 more puzzles using a tricky new mechanic inspired by cryptic crosswords
• Totally new space to explore. Much more compact and easier to navigate than Level 1 and mostly without indistinct white hallways and confusing non-Euclidean tricks (but that means there's much less to discover and not many secrets).
• Assumes completion of most of base Lingo Level 1 (there are no tutorials for the colors, and various references to your "favorite" words and puzzles from Level 1). Will likely be very unpleasant/unplayable if you haven't gotten to at least the THE END (probably post-THE MASTER is a better time to try)
• Requires a much larger vocabulary (break out your dictionaries!) than Level 1, but has very few pronunciation puzzles, and the way the new mechanic works, you don't need to know all the words to solve the puzzles (so it's a fun way to learn some new words!)
• Almost no purples (you're welcome). LOTS more grays (sorry!)
• Includes the triumphant return of the THE EYES (THEY SEE!!!)

CODE is a uniquely linear map designed to test your ability to count from 0 to 9 four times in a row!
Inspired by the original Minecraft map by Jesper The End, but with no villagers. Sorry, not sorry.

• Find each four digit code to progress through the map!
• The codes are all unique, and you'll know for sure when you have the answers.
• Bonus mechanics in the form of the brand new Floor Orange, patent pending!
• Hidden walls, colour changing blocks, and 8 hours worth of rebuilding Level 1! No, I won't explain why.
• Room after room of endless torture fun!

No, I don't have a job yet. Could you tell?

Interested in intense action? Difficult platforming? Wide sprawling landscapes with tons to explore? Well this isn't that. Welcome to BINGO, the one and only game of squares and wordplay, not to be confused with any other game that may seem square and be full of words.
Includes:

• 62 puzzles to solve
• Puzzles of high heights
• Way too many titles
• A good time : )

• Enjoy solving all 300 panels.

At long last, it's the sequel to Duolingo that nobody asked for!

• Features
• It's a Duolingo x Level 2 mashup inspired by the color lavender
• A brand new overarching mechanic and dozens of new interconnected supporting mechanics: a mix of explicitly tutorialized and non-linear rule discovery
• 1200+ puzzles (way way too many for one sitting! please take breaks!), but most are optional, so you can make it to The End without solving them all
• Quite a bit harder than Duolingo, but hints are supported this time via the insert key: hint #1 disambiguates length, and hint #2 reveals the first letter
• No prerequisites besides Level 1+2. The only custom color is Tea Green and there's an in-map tutorial
• Ridiculously overdecorated environments for the first half, then barely decorated at all in the second half. The FPS got too low and I had to stop :(

Note: this map has unusually high system requirements; try dropping to 30fps in settings if you're having issues

The Library can’t just end, there must be something more. I need to uncover it, I’m compelled to. For the last 60 days I’ve confined myself to the Genius Lounge, scratching notes into the walls, trying to find answers. Finally, something. I’m not seeing things am I? There’s more to be found. So much more…

• 372 puzzles, tucked away where they were forgotten
• A new mechanic, formed from the coalescing of worn out cubes
• Secrets, lost to time
• Hunt, using eccentric clues
• Knowledge, gained from all base game levels required

Oh thank god, my messages got through. The name's Rocky. I'm stuck here, yada yada. You get the picture. Could really use your help.
Here's the access key. By my estimations, there's 52 instances of numerical data stored here, and from what I can gather, about 140 in the tower. I don't know what else is in there, though.
It's just like the first facility- they're all just... numbers. Four digits each. You're gonna need to make it at least to the conservatory before you come here.
By the looks of it, it'll help to understand everything from the Pumpkin Patch, at the very least.
How else can I help, hmm... you're accessing this from a computer, right? You should probably keep your 'music settings' on, if I'm saying that right? Also, I'd recommend... uh... 'classic graphics style'? Whatever that means. I saw it on a poster.
The connection's closing soon. One last thing... good luck, and be careful.

Wait, that was two things...

The Museum is now open.

• Four and a third hundred puzzles
• Only Lingo Level 1 & 2 colours (but still some new mechanics within those colours)
• Minor use of some mechanics out of Icely Palace (question marks, dots, and a pinch of non-black checkerboards)
• No hellmaze shenanigans (but still some tricks, traps and surprises)
• The vocabulary level for the puzzles is quite hard, but of course the Internet exists -- no, seriously, research is likely going to be required
• Modular design allows for exploration even if you're stuck on something

Make sure you come to check out all the exhibits, and build your answers from what you find there.

A map containing all the ideas for mechanics and puzzles I had after playing Lingo.

• 420 puzzles
• Over 3 new block types
• "salmon"
• easter eggs
• "Lore"
• And so much more

Requires knowledge of both level 1 and level 2 mechanics

• Over 1000 panels
• Every area in Lingo is now different and larger than the base game
• Much longer playtime (uh, including the loading time)
• New mechanics and extensions to underexplored base game mechanics
• The amount of design space this explores makes it almost like Lingo Level 2 at this point
• Please don't cheese your way onto the roof within 5 minutes, at least wait until you have no more areas left to find, I can't deal with all these new physics problems ok
• Check out my puzzle game channel even though you likely already know about it

• WELCOME TO ICELAND
• THIS MAP IS ENTIRELY A MEME AND IS INTENDED FOR ALIEN CONSUMPTION
• 47 "PUZZLES"

• over 20 new heights
• over 20 new colors
• a huge expansion from the outdated 3-height paradigm to a 10-height and above or below? paradigm
• tons of scripts, graphics, and progress updates stolen from Christopher Souvey
• lots of rule discovery
• make sure to backup everything : )
• record your playthrough for the maximum troll potential

☹

• Features
• It's a Duolingo x Iceland mashup inspired by the color UV
• A brand new overarching mechanic and dozens of new interconnected supporting mechanics: a mix of explicitly tutorialized and non-linear rule discovery
• 12+ puzzles (way way too many for one sitting! please take breaks!), but most are optional, so you can make it to the end without solving them all
• Hints are NOT supported this time: souvey ruined hinting in Duolingo with the custom placeholder lengths that were underscores instead of dashes for some reason, so NO INSERT CHEATING
• No prerequisites besides Level 1+2. The only custom color is Ultraviolet and there's an in-map tutorial
• Ridiculously overdecorated environments for the first half, then barely decorated at all in the second half. The FPS got too low and I had to stop :(

Note: this map has unusually low system requirements; try dropping to 500fps in settings if you're having issues

• Original versions of the hedge maze and the crossroads area
• More punishing versions of various puzzles, such as those in the purple room
• Upgraded gameplay settings and engine optimizations are still in place

Requirements:

• A decent CPU. The physics simulations on large levels are performance-intensive.
• Level 1 and Level 2 mechanics. No customs required.
• Basic understanding of Baba is You gameplay. Note: you don't need to have the nouns/property names memorized -- they will always be clued in some way before you're expected to use them. But you are expected to know some basics, like that only "you" is able to "win". Don't rely too heavily on your Baba experience though: almost all the properties have been adapted and changed.
• A delete/backspace key. You know about unsolving, right?
• Beginner platforming/reflexes: no intended solutions require precise or finicky timing/jumps, but there is some light platforming. If a jump or such isn't very obviously doable and reliable to achieve, it's not required.
• Patience and creativity. This is an extremely challenging map that jumps right into some tough levels (including the very first one!). There aren't really intro levels and the mechanics are not explicitly tutorialized: you're expected to be perceptive, experiment, and learn how the rules work.

Features 30+ levels, 10 achievements, and endgame tomfoolery

This clown fiesta has some percentage of everything… except ducks:

• chaos (batteries included)
• theories (some assembly required)
• at most 665 solvable puzzles (editor’s note: exact count unknown)
• haunted?
• industrial waste management facilities
• cargo space
• LAMP
• gravity is optional and may be disabled at your convenience if life is weighing you down

/Features:

• A carefully crafted world with a bunch of random rooms shoved into it
• More puzzles than Lingo Level 1
• More eyes than the rest of Lingo combined (ommetaphobia content warning: SO MANY EYES!!!)
• 31 individual rooms and 6 unlockable mashup rooms (targeting <30 minutes of difficulty each)
• Mostly Level 1 and 2 colors, but some rooms may require knowledge of cobalt, plum, tea green, cyan, pink, and salmon
• RULES ARE INCONSISTENT (each individual room was designed independently)
• Also includes: candy, a maze, secrets, ghosts, laser beams, a rainbow, chess battle advanced, and lies

Room Contributors: brendangelo, clpb, daniyar, dee, es8730, gl!tch, haubergier, hizami, icely, kf01, kiulu, kiwi, klinger, maxboi, memorybones, moth, notwithouttext, npldart, phenomist, platform, quartz, randomnat, randp, roy, sacrifice, seven, shinkai, sirquaren, souvey, sparktail, and tetsu
Overworld Design: brenton and souvey

YOU CAN'T BELIEVE YOUR EYES