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this is really cool

i havent made it too far yet (area beneath the first sighted water crates) but this is very fun and just the right difficulty level

edit a few minutes later: i have now made it to the top left corner.

I'm not far enough to rate, but so far I can say it's incredibly frustrating how non-straightforward the traps are. I rarely ever finish a trap on my first try, let alone my 5th try.

This level is very good. Every trap, while difficult and sometimes non-intuitive, is well-timed, creative, and fun. It was definitely too hard to beat (for me at least) without the use of checkpoints, though I feel like making the level easier would lower the quality of the traps. I also find it hard to complain about the traps being non-intuitive because while I did have to play many traps multiple times before I figured them out, you usually did design them so that you could see the entirety of the trap before activating it. The aesthetic is as good as it gets. The only thing this level is really lacking is a unique layout. Despite its open aesthetic design, the level is very linear.

I found it really hard to come up with a favorite and least favorite trap for this. My least favorite trap was the one in the bottom right (with the five arrows), simply because it's too bland. I couldn't come up with a single trap that I liked the most, though ones that come to mind are the one with the falling crates in the water section, the trap directly after my least favorite trap, and the one directly to the left of the one in the top right corner.

I can see why that trap is bland. I noticed that you can "cheat" by going down directly rather than going up to avoid the arrows. I edited that part out but maybe it's too late.

Will look at this soon, life got hectic, but I was enjoying some of your past caves and am looking forward to checking this out!

Beaten without checkpoints (just to flex on Kro)
This level delivers very strongly on every account. Nearly every trap has some element of great originality or cleverness in it's design. The difficulty, while very high, never feels unfair and instead feels very rewarding. Many were harshly timed or required tricky maneuvers but they were incredibly consistent so I was able to reach a point where I could nearly consistently make it through. The jagged and shattered aesthetic of this level can't be easy to pull off so that it looks organic, but this manages it and is one of the best looking levels I've played. The overall design/layout is also very good. It all looks very connected and free, but it organically directs the player so it doesn't get too confusing.
I think the level would've been more fun if I'd used checkpoints or it was actually split into shorter levels, but I can't really dock points because the level is too long. That said, I don't think the underwater section is designed right considering how far along in the level it is. The traps aren't easy, and the limited oxygen makes it hard to really study the trap before you jump in. It makes for good gameplay after you've figured the traps out, but it's really hard to figure them out since it's so far in the level and you're drowning, so I think it could've benefited from more air pockets. This can be solved with a checkpoint, though, so it doesn't cost too many points.
Favorite trap is the one on the left-center where you have to bounce across the wooden crates so the arrows will blow the dynamite up. Least favorite trap is the last time you have to cross through the jailbreak wall (it's too far in and the explosion smoke combined with wonky underground hitboxes make it pretty irritating).
Everyone would do well to give this a shot (with checkpoints if you're smart)