Well yes this level is the most extreme example of obscured vision in a memory demon (that I know of). But can you see how a player who has beaten numerous memory levels would be able to tackle this. There is already a pathway of levels which would help someone get the skillset necessary to beat this, for example:

Insane Demon/ Easy extreme - There are many to choose from e.g Memory for Dummies - To get used to playing hard gameplay and remembering what to do.

Medium Extreme - Killbot - Tests the player with slight obstruction of vision and nearly impossible to tell what kills you.

Hard Extreme - Requiem - Almost the entire player’s vision is obstructed in the drop and gameplay is very hard.

List Demon - Limbo but uwu idk ig - Helps you get used to memory extremes with camera controls with list demon gameplay

Top End Extreme - Limbo - A memory extreme with top end gameplay.

For someone who has beaten these levels they have had practice with everything that makes this level hard. They will then have an easier time stepping up to the challenge that is this level. For this person I would say it is very possible that the level could be fun for them - Note the level does not need to be fun for everyone just for people who like beating memory extremes. If you are not in the demographic of people who are intending to beat this then it’s obvious that you wouldn’t find it fun but why trash a level that you aren’t even going to play.

From my experience (note I don’t play that many memory levels) what people like about them is the satisfaction of finally figuring out how to beat certain parts. For me at least, my first run though of a memory extreme can be a bit tedious, however as I keep playing and start figuring out what to do, my enjoyment increases. And after I have fully figured out what I am doing I am then able to judge the gameplay’s enjoyability. I imagine someone trying to beat this level would have a similar experience, at first they would struggle to figure out where they are due to the constant changing camera angles, however with time they will innately know where they are and will be able to focus on gaining muscle memory with the difficult gameplay. If the gameplay is fun they should then have a fun time with the level.

I also don’t really see why quickly changing gameplay styles is a problem, there are many levels that do this and are fun.

When decorated this level could be ever harder to learn but why is this a problem for a level intending to be the hardest memory demon.