@Athrizel => Cool! Glad you had fun with it. :)

My first thing was just amusement, seeing how far from the name I could take it and still find the song,

The second, the map was very nice and beautiful;to look at in VR, I like how you went through the effort of connecting each hole to the next with a "path" to show how you get from one hole to the next logically, it's a little detail I wish more maps Incorporated.

Overall, I had a great time.

@Athrizel => Using music from old games is done by hundreds of people on the Internet. It's one of those things that is usually tolerated by content sharing platforms. So i am not sure I get your point.
I didn't design the map with VR in mind at all (and I can't as I don't have the hardware), so I can't guarantee at all that it will be a good experience in that context. I have no idea how the postprocessing effects would feel when they actually fill your field of vision. I wouldn't be surprised if it wasn't enjoyable.

A few things
1. I wanted to hear what the song sounded like without the alterations before playing, and it turns out searching "donk county temple voices" will 100% bring the song up
2. When I play this tomorrow, I'm going to be doing it in VR, so we'll see how this turns out. I'll probably come back to give a full opinion once I'm done.

Was a lot of fun, don't worry.
We got used to the ambiance the longer we played, not a big deal.

@yung uwu => Understandable, even if using filters and lights to create a weird (but not headache inducing) ambiance was my goal, I knew everyone would not side with this design choice.
Still, thanks for playing it. Seems you at least had some fun.

The filter is a bit too much in my opinion, rest was good!

DKC music always gets a thumbs up, will play later with the crew

Just played it. Very nice ;)