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After the first level, you are instead moving based on sound alone instead of view and spamming a flashlight.

Wouldn't say the first level is irrelevant. It utilises a different mechanic to the second level, but that seems to be the point of the game. Senses- level 1: sight, level 2: hearing :)

I mark it as irrelevant as it plays no essential role to what the rest of the game would lay out, and is the only time you will actually utilize the flashlight mechanic.

If this mechanic were expanded upon in the game, then the first level would play an essential role in teaching the player what to do. However, since this is not the case, it becomes almost a red-herring. It teaches the player something that is irrelevant to the rest of the game and no new information that would help in the levels after that. Therefore, I would be inclined to say the first level in it’s current formation is irrelevant from a design standpoint.

Spoilers:

You use the flashlight again at the start of level 5. That's how you find the path to the beat.

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I actually didn’t know this, I only used the audio up until about half way through where there was a yellow line that I followed.

It's cool that there's multiple ways of solving it :)