Pizzascape
Pizzascape is the second level of Pizza Tower.
It is a medieval-themed level that features many statues of knights and various other medieval decorations like candles and torches.
Escape Time Limit: 2:15
Enemies
Mechanics
Transformations
- Knight
- Ball
Rooms
Pizza Tower in Ye Olde Time
The starting room, with an outdoor setting. Has some Forknights and Cheeslimes. There's a big pizza block stuck in a hole on the top, requiring you to super jump or throw an enemy on it to get it. Near the start, there's a box of pizzas blocked by a metal block. The only way the metal block can be broken here is by ground pounding into it at a high height, allowing you to access the secret room "Pizza Squared By 6". The Mushroom Toppin is located on a floating platform above the blocked box of pizzas.
Valiant and Lazy Knight
Another room with an outdoor setting. There are 2 Cheeslimes at the beggining, with 2 platforms. There seem to be two paths leading to the next bit, however the bottom one is blocked by a metal block you can't destroy yet. The top path, however is only blocked by 4 small breakable blocks, which can be easily destroyed by Peppino's roll move or using the Noise's rocket dash move and holding down, or by the Vigilante's gun or dynamite. The next bit has a Forknight on an elevated platform, and then another metal block that can be easily destroyed. After that, there's some stairs leading up to another platform, to the left of the platform is the third bit, which is blocked by more small breakable blocks, there's a platform though making it easy to break them. There are two cheeselimes after the breakable blocks, then 3 Forknights on 3 platforms. After that, there's finally a door that leads to the room "Thunderstruck".
Thunderstruck
Medieval Fantasy
Odd Castle Architecture
Library of Stupidity
A library, at the right side you can find 2 Pizzards and the Sausage Toppin, and also a non-suspecting staircase leading to the secret room "Too Heavy and Too Fat". Below has some Forknights standing over 2 tiles of destroy-able blocks, though it is recommended to not kill them if aiming for an S-Rank because they can be used to get atleast a x10 combo. The room name might be a reference to Mario Forever, a Mario fan-game, which has a level called "World of Stupidity".
Goblin Pit
Accessed by going to the bottom right of Library of Stupidity. Has the key to the final 2 rooms, originally in the SAGE 2019 Demo, there was a Pizzamart on the top of the room, but it was removed, some Pepperoni Goblins also make it challenging to get the key.
That's How We Roll
Accessed by going to the left of Library of Stupidity. Has some cheeseslimes, some Pepperoni Goblins and a Forknight standing in some blocks, the Pineapple toppin is located in a small area that can be accessed by using the stairs to turn into the Ball transformation.
Treasure Room
This room suddenly takes a shift in the background and tileset, as the tiles are colored golden and the background is different, notably it has a Pineacool statue and a picture of Pineacool with a different hairstyle. You can only find Forknights here, and there's a sword which lets you become the Knight transformation. There's some fake walls to the left leading to the secret room "The King Pizza".
John Throne
There are some stairs leading down to Pillar John, but there is also a Pizzard on top of a platform.
Secret Rooms + Treasure
Pizza Squared by 6
Get Some Speed
Have Some Toppings
Pizza Block Art Exposition
Placeholder Treasure Name The Sequel
It's a treasure room, not much else. The Peanut Butter treasure is used.
Too Heavy and Too Fat
The King Pizza
Trivia
- All the music used in this level are remixes, known as the Spaghetti trilogy.
- The Spaghetti trilogy was used in almost every demo that had Ancient on it.
- This level was known as "Medieval" in some cases, due to its style and some of the enemies used.
- This level's name may be a reference to the MMORPG game Runescape.
- This level has harder version of it — Pizzascare.
Gallery
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Background Floor 3
