Now, I'm not saying it can't be done for those reasons, but it's a lot harder to pull off!

If popular demand is the only reason you make a sequel, beware... Because when the crowds have two similar maps with similar concepts they can now compare the two and say: "oh the first one was really good but, the second did this one thing better, but this other thing it didn't do so well so they are both pretty cool but we can see that they both have several pretty annoying flaws, plus, they just feel like two sides of the same coin, and the second one just felt like a reworded sentence... Man, I don't know" and then walk off feeling let down still muttering under their breath that they wish the second one had been made better because it spoiled the first one, and it should have been done this other way, and it seems the author just wanted to get some more praise by rehashing the old, etc... It's also likely that the sequel might not emphasize the parts of the map that everyone loved, or it might do them in a way that feels empty, like a drawing made from memory rather than from life...

If however, you already have an idea for a sequel that you'll do if the crowds like the first then go ahead!
Now, there may still be complaints from people comparing the two and such, but the maps should at least feel like they each have a distinct purpose and idea...

That being said, I think that this tileset does not capture the eerie "almost right but totally off" feeling of the other one ;/

Anyway, I think that's all the rambling I've got for now!

feel funny