Development of Stinkoman 20X6 Level 10 - Revision history

Bleu Ninja: /* Early Discussion */ add a word for clarity

Bleu Ninja — Mon, 30 Mar 2026 18:45:47 GMT

Early Discussion: add a word for clarity

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	==Development==		==Development==
	===Early Discussion===		===Early Discussion===
-	The first nine levels, developed by The Brothers Chaps with [[Jonathan Howe]], were released between March and September of 2005; [[Stinkoman 20X6 Walkthrough Level -0#Level -0 Boss: Ekersby (Transcript)\|cutscenes foreshadowed]] that the 10th level would be the final stage of the game. This was confirmed in an [[Bobby Blackwolf Interview - 5 Sep 2005\|interview recorded on the day of level 9's release]], with [[Matt Chapman]] estimating that the level would "probably be within the next month or so".	+	The first nine levels, developed by The Brothers Chaps with [[Jonathan Howe]], were released between March and September of 2005; [[Stinkoman 20X6 Walkthrough Level -0#Level -0 Boss: Ekersby (Transcript)\|cutscenes foreshadowed]] that the 10th level would be the final stage of the game. This was confirmed in an [[Bobby Blackwolf Interview - 5 Sep 2005\|interview recorded on the day of level 9's release]], with [[Matt Chapman]] estimating that the level would "probably be [released] within the next month or so".

	After more than two years without an update, [[Late Nite JengaJam Interview - 4 Oct 2007\|a 2007 interview]] with the Brothers Chaps provided additional insight. The duo were having difficulties finding time to work with programmer [[Jonathan Howe]] {{--}} Howe had moved out of [[Atlanta]] which made communication more challenging, and since he charged a lower rate to the Chaps found it difficult to prioritize work on the game. Despite this, the Brothers Chaps explained that the trio were still actively planning the level ("we know exactly what's going to happen, we were just talking to him") and that the final boss would be "huge, very epic, and a nice end to the game". They also were considering an "easy mode" that would implement mid-level checkpoints and additional extra lives, to mitigate how the game had become very difficult as the development trio grew more skilled. No timeline was suggested, though Matt joked that the game would be finished "before [[homestarrunner.com]] comes off the web."		After more than two years without an update, [[Late Nite JengaJam Interview - 4 Oct 2007\|a 2007 interview]] with the Brothers Chaps provided additional insight. The duo were having difficulties finding time to work with programmer [[Jonathan Howe]] {{--}} Howe had moved out of [[Atlanta]] which made communication more challenging, and since he charged a lower rate to the Chaps found it difficult to prioritize work on the game. Despite this, the Brothers Chaps explained that the trio were still actively planning the level ("we know exactly what's going to happen, we were just talking to him") and that the final boss would be "huge, very epic, and a nice end to the game". They also were considering an "easy mode" that would implement mid-level checkpoints and additional extra lives, to mitigate how the game had become very difficult as the development trio grew more skilled. No timeline was suggested, though Matt joked that the game would be finished "before [[homestarrunner.com]] comes off the web."

Bleu Ninja: /* Early Discussion */ Should probably note this as another factor in the game not being worked on "enough/at all"

Bleu Ninja — Sun, 11 Jan 2026 22:33:16 GMT

Early Discussion: Should probably note this as another factor in the game not being worked on "enough/at all"

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	[[Sketchbook 2008#SK-2008-04-17\|In 2008]], sketches of "proposed stinkoman level 10 baddies" Val Yancey and an unused robot were shared in the [[Sketchbook]].		[[Sketchbook 2008#SK-2008-04-17\|In 2008]], sketches of "proposed stinkoman level 10 baddies" Val Yancey and an unused robot were shared in the [[Sketchbook]].
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		+	[[Homestar Runner (body of work)\|Homestar Runner]] as a whole went on an extended [[hiatus]] from 2010 through mid-2014.

	===Revival and Final Delays===		===Revival and Final Delays===

Gfdgsgxgzgdrc: /* Early Discussion */ I typed the on in the wrong place

Gfdgsgxgzgdrc — Thu, 21 Aug 2025 06:33:36 GMT

Early Discussion: I typed the on in the wrong place

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	==Development==		==Development==
	===Early Discussion===		===Early Discussion===
-	The first nine levels, developed by The Brothers Chaps with [[Jonathan Howe]], were released between March and September of 2005; [[Stinkoman 20X6 Walkthrough Level -0#Level -0 Boss: Ekersby (Transcript)\|cutscenes foreshadowed]] that the 10th level would be the final stage of the game. This was confirmed in an [[Bobby Blackwolf Interview - 5 Sep 2005\|interview on recorded the day of level 9's release]], with [[Matt Chapman]] estimating that the level would "probably be within the next month or so".	+	The first nine levels, developed by The Brothers Chaps with [[Jonathan Howe]], were released between March and September of 2005; [[Stinkoman 20X6 Walkthrough Level -0#Level -0 Boss: Ekersby (Transcript)\|cutscenes foreshadowed]] that the 10th level would be the final stage of the game. This was confirmed in an [[Bobby Blackwolf Interview - 5 Sep 2005\|interview recorded on the day of level 9's release]], with [[Matt Chapman]] estimating that the level would "probably be within the next month or so".

	After more than two years without an update, [[Late Nite JengaJam Interview - 4 Oct 2007\|a 2007 interview]] with the Brothers Chaps provided additional insight. The duo were having difficulties finding time to work with programmer [[Jonathan Howe]] {{--}} Howe had moved out of [[Atlanta]] which made communication more challenging, and since he charged a lower rate to the Chaps found it difficult to prioritize work on the game. Despite this, the Brothers Chaps explained that the trio were still actively planning the level ("we know exactly what's going to happen, we were just talking to him") and that the final boss would be "huge, very epic, and a nice end to the game". They also were considering an "easy mode" that would implement mid-level checkpoints and additional extra lives, to mitigate how the game had become very difficult as the development trio grew more skilled. No timeline was suggested, though Matt joked that the game would be finished "before [[homestarrunner.com]] comes off the web."		After more than two years without an update, [[Late Nite JengaJam Interview - 4 Oct 2007\|a 2007 interview]] with the Brothers Chaps provided additional insight. The duo were having difficulties finding time to work with programmer [[Jonathan Howe]] {{--}} Howe had moved out of [[Atlanta]] which made communication more challenging, and since he charged a lower rate to the Chaps found it difficult to prioritize work on the game. Despite this, the Brothers Chaps explained that the trio were still actively planning the level ("we know exactly what's going to happen, we were just talking to him") and that the final boss would be "huge, very epic, and a nice end to the game". They also were considering an "easy mode" that would implement mid-level checkpoints and additional extra lives, to mitigate how the game had become very difficult as the development trio grew more skilled. No timeline was suggested, though Matt joked that the game would be finished "before [[homestarrunner.com]] comes off the web."

Gfdgsgxgzgdrc: /* Early Discussion */ level 10 releasing october 2005, you heard it here first!

Gfdgsgxgzgdrc — Sat, 16 Aug 2025 03:39:10 GMT

Early Discussion: level 10 releasing october 2005, you heard it here first!

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	==Development==		==Development==
	===Early Discussion===		===Early Discussion===
-	The first nine levels, developed by The Brothers Chaps with [[Jonathan Howe]], were released between March and September of 2005; [[Stinkoman 20X6 Walkthrough Level -0#Level -0 Boss: Ekersby (Transcript)\|cutscenes foreshadowed]] that the 10th level would be the final stage of the game.	+	The first nine levels, developed by The Brothers Chaps with [[Jonathan Howe]], were released between March and September of 2005; [[Stinkoman 20X6 Walkthrough Level -0#Level -0 Boss: Ekersby (Transcript)\|cutscenes foreshadowed]] that the 10th level would be the final stage of the game. This was confirmed in an [[Bobby Blackwolf Interview - 5 Sep 2005\|interview on recorded the day of level 9's release]], with [[Matt Chapman]] estimating that the level would "probably be within the next month or so".

-	After more than two years without an update, [[Late Nite JengaJam Interview - 4 Oct 2007\|a 2007 interview]] with the Brothers Chaps provided additional insight. The duo were having difficulties finding time to work with programmer [[Jonathan Howe]] {{--}} Howe had moved out of [[Atlanta]] which made communication more challenging, and since he charged a lower rate to the Chaps found it difficult to prioritize work on the game. Despite this, the Brothers Chaps explained that the trio were still actively planning the level ("we know exactly what's going to happen, we were just talking to him") and that the final boss would be "huge, very epic, and a nice end to the game". They also were considering an "easy mode" that would implement mid-level checkpoints and additional extra lives, to mitigate how the game had become very difficult as the development trio grew more skilled. No timeline was suggested, though [[Matt]] joked that the game would be finished "before [[homestarrunner.com]] comes off the web."	+	After more than two years without an update, [[Late Nite JengaJam Interview - 4 Oct 2007\|a 2007 interview]] with the Brothers Chaps provided additional insight. The duo were having difficulties finding time to work with programmer [[Jonathan Howe]] {{--}} Howe had moved out of [[Atlanta]] which made communication more challenging, and since he charged a lower rate to the Chaps found it difficult to prioritize work on the game. Despite this, the Brothers Chaps explained that the trio were still actively planning the level ("we know exactly what's going to happen, we were just talking to him") and that the final boss would be "huge, very epic, and a nice end to the game". They also were considering an "easy mode" that would implement mid-level checkpoints and additional extra lives, to mitigate how the game had become very difficult as the development trio grew more skilled. No timeline was suggested, though Matt joked that the game would be finished "before [[homestarrunner.com]] comes off the web."

	[[Sketchbook 2008#SK-2008-04-17\|In 2008]], sketches of "proposed stinkoman level 10 baddies" Val Yancey and an unused robot were shared in the [[Sketchbook]].		[[Sketchbook 2008#SK-2008-04-17\|In 2008]], sketches of "proposed stinkoman level 10 baddies" Val Yancey and an unused robot were shared in the [[Sketchbook]].

Bleu Ninja: /* Revival and Final Delays */ Link teasers inline.

Bleu Ninja — Sun, 01 Dec 2024 23:48:16 GMT

Revival and Final Delays: Link teasers inline.

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	====2019====		====2019====
-	On December 28, 2018, another trailer was released {{--}} announcing a delay to 2019 (humorously blaming [[Boardelectrix]] and [[Trogdor!! The Board Game]] for the delay). This trailer showed new graphics, as well as new Stinkomanual elements. This trailer also showcased a new "edge-fall respawn" feature, finishing with as a clip featuring Stinkoman becoming muscular and making small rocks float up off the ground, which would be used in the cutscene prior to level 10.3.	+	On December 28, 2018, {{prs\|1078803198125723648\|28\|Dec\|2018\|alt=another trailer was released}} {{--}} announcing a delay to 2019 (humorously blaming [[Boardelectrix]] and [[Trogdor!! The Board Game]] for the delay). This trailer showed new graphics, as well as new Stinkomanual elements. This trailer also showcased a new "edge-fall respawn" feature, finishing with as a clip featuring Stinkoman becoming muscular and making small rocks float up off the ground, which would be used in the cutscene prior to level 10.3.

	====2020====		====2020====
	[[File:TwitterStinkoman2020.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|Congratulations to Videlectrix!]]		[[File:TwitterStinkoman2020.jpg\|thumb\|200px\|Congratulations to Videlectrix!]]
-	On December 5, 2019, the level was once again delayed. Stating Videlectrix was "not working on it enough/at all", an accompanying image ~~hinted at~~ a release year of "2020?". Another teaser in February asked for difficulty suggestions, the image showed a portion of the level in which Stinkoman descends multiple floors, each one based on a previous level {{--}} this idea ended up being the entirety of level 10.2.	+	On December 5, 2019, {{prs\|1202631603228426242\|5\|Dec\|2019\|alt=the level was once again delayed}}. Stating Videlectrix was "not working on it enough/at all", the accompanying image suggested a release year of "2020?". {{prs\|1232082655447068678\|25\|Feb\|2020\|alt=Another teaser in February}} asked for difficulty suggestions; the image showed a portion of the level in which Stinkoman descends multiple floors, each one based on a previous level {{--}} this idea ended up being the entirety of level 10.2.

	On May 28, 2020, Matt Chapman appeared on a Twitch live stream of the game ''Inhuman Conditions'', and suggested the game could be released by the end of the summer:		On May 28, 2020, Matt Chapman appeared on a Twitch live stream of the game ''Inhuman Conditions'', and suggested the game could be released by the end of the summer:

Bleu Ninja: /* Early Discussion */ Word choice. Cut foreshadowing parenthetical.

Bleu Ninja — Thu, 19 Sep 2024 23:50:25 GMT

Early Discussion: Word choice. Cut foreshadowing parenthetical.

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	==Development==		==Development==
	===Early Discussion===		===Early Discussion===
-	The first nine levels were released between March and September of 2005~~, with~~ cutscenes ~~foreshadowing~~ level ~~10 as~~ the final ~~level~~. In [[Late Nite JengaJam Interview - 4 Oct 2007\|a 2007 interview]], the Brothers Chaps ~~attributed the hiatus of level 10 to~~ finding time to work with programmer [[Jonathan Howe]] {{--}} Howe had moved out of [[Atlanta]] which made communication more challenging, and since he charged a lower rate to the ~~Brothers~~ Chaps found it difficult to prioritize work on the game. Despite this, the Brothers Chaps explained that the trio were still actively planning the level ~~and explained~~ "~~[they]~~ know ~~...~~ exactly what's going to happen" and that the final boss ~~will~~ be "huge, very epic, and a nice end to the game". They also ~~reflected that the game had a high level of difficulty, and discussed ideas to create~~ an ~~easier~~ mode ~~with~~ mid-level checkpoints and additional extra lives ~~(this~~ would ~~ultimately~~ be ~~implemented upon level 10's release)~~.	+	The first nine levels, developed by The Brothers Chaps with [[Jonathan Howe]], were released between March and September of 2005; [[Stinkoman 20X6 Walkthrough Level -0#Level -0 Boss: Ekersby (Transcript)\|cutscenes foreshadowed]] that the 10th level would be the final stage of the game.
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		+	After more than two years without an update, [[Late Nite JengaJam Interview - 4 Oct 2007\|a 2007 interview]] with the Brothers Chaps provided additional insight. The duo were having difficulties finding time to work with programmer [[Jonathan Howe]] {{--}} Howe had moved out of [[Atlanta]] which made communication more challenging, and since he charged a lower rate to the Chaps found it difficult to prioritize work on the game. Despite this, the Brothers Chaps explained that the trio were still actively planning the level ("we know exactly what's going to happen, we were just talking to him") and that the final boss would be "huge, very epic, and a nice end to the game". They also were considering an "easy mode" that would implement mid-level checkpoints and additional extra lives, to mitigate how the game had become very difficult as the development trio grew more skilled. No timeline was suggested, though [[Matt]] joked that the game would be finished "before [[homestarrunner.com]] comes off the web."

	[[Sketchbook 2008#SK-2008-04-17\|In 2008]], sketches of "proposed stinkoman level 10 baddies" Val Yancey and an unused robot were shared in the [[Sketchbook]].		[[Sketchbook 2008#SK-2008-04-17\|In 2008]], sketches of "proposed stinkoman level 10 baddies" Val Yancey and an unused robot were shared in the [[Sketchbook]].

Bleu Ninja: /* Appearances */ Refer to Swanson by name. Subheads to help avoid bullets blending togethers.

Bleu Ninja — Tue, 11 Jun 2024 16:32:41 GMT

Appearances: Refer to Swanson by name. Subheads to help avoid bullets blending togethers.

Bleu Ninja: /* Revival and Final Delays */ link Jez

Bleu Ninja — Sat, 25 Nov 2023 07:59:41 GMT

Revival and Final Delays: link Jez

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	===Revival and Final Delays===		===Revival and Final Delays===
	[[File:TwitterJezzamonnOrigins.jpg\|thumb\|"It all started with a brave little tweet!"]]		[[File:TwitterJezzamonnOrigins.jpg\|thumb\|"It all started with a brave little tweet!"]]
-	In September of 2017, the [[@StrongBadActual]] Twitter account {{prs\|906297547584569344\|8\|Sep\|2017\|alt=posted an animated GIF of "Stinkoman level 10 relic[s]"}} featuring multiple enemy sprites. Programmer Jez Swanson ({{@\|jezzamonn}}) responded to this Tweet, volunteering to code the rest of the game. @StrongBadActual replied with "{{prs\|906354200963112960\|8\|Sep\|2017\|alt=You better watch out or Videlectrix gone hire you! How do you feel about Actionscript 1.terrible?}}". Swanson replied that he was familiar with {{wp\|ActionScript}}, and went on to become the official programmer of level 10.	+	In September of 2017, the [[@StrongBadActual]] Twitter account {{prs\|906297547584569344\|8\|Sep\|2017\|alt=posted an animated GIF of "Stinkoman level 10 relic[s]"}} featuring multiple enemy sprites. Programmer [[Jez Swanson]] ({{@\|jezzamonn}}) responded to this Tweet, volunteering to code the rest of the game. @StrongBadActual replied with "{{prs\|906354200963112960\|8\|Sep\|2017\|alt=You better watch out or Videlectrix gone hire you! How do you feel about Actionscript 1.terrible?}}". Swanson replied that he was familiar with {{wp\|ActionScript}}, and went on to become the official programmer of level 10.

	====2018====		====2018====
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	[[File:Stinkoman20X6 10.1.png\|thumb\|That didn't take too long now, did it?]]		[[File:Stinkoman20X6 10.1.png\|thumb\|That didn't take too long now, did it?]]
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	=== Release ===		=== Release ===
	The level was finally released on December 20, 2020, and the game was updated with a new [[Stinkoman 20X6 Intro Cinematic\|intro cinematic]], optional easier mode, and a number of other small changes.		The level was finally released on December 20, 2020, and the game was updated with a new [[Stinkoman 20X6 Intro Cinematic\|intro cinematic]], optional easier mode, and a number of other small changes.

Stux: /* External Links */ better cat

Stux — Sat, 09 Sep 2023 15:17:28 GMT

External Links: better cat

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	[[Category:Stinkoman 20X6\|Level 10]]		[[Category:Stinkoman 20X6\|Level 10]]
-	[[Category:~~Entertainment running gags~~]]	+	[[Category:Video game references]]

Bleu Ninja: /* Gallery */ one more image to fill out the rows

Bleu Ninja — Fri, 21 Apr 2023 18:16:06 GMT

Gallery: one more image to fill out the rows

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	==Gallery==		==Gallery==
	<gallery>		<gallery>
		+	File:lastleveltocome.png\|"Last level to come!" 2005 end screen
	File:SK-2008-04-17.png\|Proposed level 10 baddies		File:SK-2008-04-17.png\|Proposed level 10 baddies
	File:Floppy level10.png\|"level 10" floppy disk (from [[sbemail 206]])		File:Floppy level10.png\|"level 10" floppy disk (from [[sbemail 206]])

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	*{{postref\|891516427890458625\|29\|Jul\|2017}} {{--}} Strong Bad says he was saving a fan's fanart to use in level 10, which he jokes has been delayed "to the ACTUAL year 20X6".		*{{postref\|891516427890458625\|29\|Jul\|2017}} {{--}} Strong Bad says he was saving a fan's fanart to use in level 10, which he jokes has been delayed "to the ACTUAL year 20X6".
	*{{postref\|906297547584569344\|8\|Sep\|2017}} {{--}} Strong Bad says the [[End Boss]] from the [[Skills of an Artist]] episode of the same name wasn't a "level 10 relic", and posts a GIF of several enemies.		*{{postref\|906297547584569344\|8\|Sep\|2017}} {{--}} Strong Bad says the [[End Boss]] from the [[Skills of an Artist]] episode of the same name wasn't a "level 10 relic", and posts a GIF of several enemies.
		+	===Revival===
	*{{postref\|949767712670089217\|6\|Jan\|2018}} {{--}} A teaser trailer for level 10 is posted, saying it will be released in 2018. The video pokes fun at the gap between level releases by revealing that, in the time between level 9 and 10, Stinkoman has fallen asleep, 1-Up has grown a "prodigious beard", and Pan Pan had a hundred babies.		*{{postref\|949767712670089217\|6\|Jan\|2018}} {{--}} A teaser trailer for level 10 is posted, saying it will be released in 2018. The video pokes fun at the gap between level releases by revealing that, in the time between level 9 and 10, Stinkoman has fallen asleep, 1-Up has grown a "prodigious beard", and Pan Pan had a hundred babies.
	*[[The Deleteheads Download#Vol. 1 (January 24, 2018)\|The Deleteheads Download Vol. 1]] {{--}} [[Strong Sad]] posts a GIF of level 10 from [[Videlectrix Guys\|Videlectrix Two]], featuring the destructible floor block.		*[[The Deleteheads Download#Vol. 1 (January 24, 2018)\|The Deleteheads Download Vol. 1]] {{--}} [[Strong Sad]] posts a GIF of level 10 from [[Videlectrix Guys\|Videlectrix Two]], featuring the destructible floor block.
-	*{{postref\|982586862241042432\|7\|Apr\|2018}} {{--}} Strong Bad ~~Tweets~~ a GIF ~~from Twitter user {{@\|jezzamonn}} (the~~ new programmer ~~for~~ Stinkoman ~~20X6) of a Stinkoman game sprite~~ punching a picture of Bubs ~~off screen~~ (referencing [[The Next April Fools Thing]]). Strong Bad ~~thanks the user and~~ tells ~~them~~ to "get back to work on level 10".	+	*{{postref\|982586862241042432\|7\|Apr\|2018}} {{--}} Strong Bad shares a GIF created by new Stinkoman lead programmer [[Jez Swanson]], showing Stinkoman punching a picture of Bubs offscreen (referencing [[The Next April Fools Thing]]) in an edited version of Level 1. Thanking Swanson for his work, Strong Bad jokingly tells him to "get back to work on level 10".
-	*{{postref\|1037111351209025541\|4\|Sep\|2018}} {{--}} Strong Bad ~~Tweets~~ some inspiration for level 10 enemy names.	+	*{{postref\|1037111351209025541\|4\|Sep\|2018}} {{--}} Strong Bad tweets some inspiration for level 10 enemy names.
	*{{postref\|1078803198125723648\|28\|Dec\|2018}} {{--}} Another trailer for level 10 is posted to announce the delay to 2019, revealing new graphics, [[Stinkomanual]] drawings, and enemy names.		*{{postref\|1078803198125723648\|28\|Dec\|2018}} {{--}} Another trailer for level 10 is posted to announce the delay to 2019, revealing new graphics, [[Stinkomanual]] drawings, and enemy names.
	*{{postref\|1202631603228426242\|5\|Dec\|2019}} {{--}} A second delay is announced, with the level tentatively planned for a 2020 release.		*{{postref\|1202631603228426242\|5\|Dec\|2019}} {{--}} A second delay is announced, with the level tentatively planned for a 2020 release.
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	*{{postref\|1329442761536319488\|19\|Nov\|2020}} {{--}} An image is posted of the pile of Stobats in level 10.2.		*{{postref\|1329442761536319488\|19\|Nov\|2020}} {{--}} An image is posted of the pile of Stobats in level 10.2.
	*{{postref\|1333919966484172803\|1\|Dec\|2020}} {{--}} Another teaser image is posted of the intro cinematic, in response to doubts that the level would release.		*{{postref\|1333919966484172803\|1\|Dec\|2020}} {{--}} Another teaser image is posted of the intro cinematic, in response to doubts that the level would release.
		+	===Release===
	*{{postref\|1340863605621862400\|20\|Dec\|2020}} {{--}} Level 10 is officially released.		*{{postref\|1340863605621862400\|20\|Dec\|2020}} {{--}} Level 10 is officially released.
	*[[Stinkoman 20X6 Walkthrough Level 10\|Stinkoman 20X6 Level 10]] {{--}} The opening cutscene references the long gap between levels 9 and 10, as does the level's [[Stinkoman Level 10 Launch Trailer\|launch trailer]].		*[[Stinkoman 20X6 Walkthrough Level 10\|Stinkoman 20X6 Level 10]] {{--}} The opening cutscene references the long gap between levels 9 and 10, as does the level's [[Stinkoman Level 10 Launch Trailer\|launch trailer]].