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# Level Information

When selecting a level from the arcade, knowing how the level information is laid out is key in finding a level that interests you.

Adding a banner and accurate level statistics can help your level grow. Banners can draw in players and let them know what to expect with your level.

{% hint style="info" %}
If a level is inappropriate or otherwise breaks our rules, let us know by reporting it! 
{% endhint %}

#### Banner

This is at the top of a level's information. It includes the level banner, creator name, level difficulty, verified/featured status, sharing options (copy link or share level), report button, clone button, and the play button. The first time you play a level, you'll have to download it, but after downloading it, you can play it immediately!

#### Description

This is where you can find the level name, when it was last updated, and what the level designer has to say about the level.

#### Other Details

This is the sidebar to the right of the description section. Here you can see the music used (if provided by the creator), number of downloads, a music offset setting, the level's rating, and the option to view comments for that level.

{% hint style="warning" %}
Cannot see any comments? Make sure you are on the app version, and are logged into the game!
{% endhint %}

#### Comments

You can view the comments other users have left about the level here. These are only viewable if you are logged in.


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