Unloved

Obviously Silent-Hill inspired, not that it's a common theme in Doom maps or a bad thing. The levels are excellent, the ambiance is unsettling, and it's technically brilliant. The layout is complex, yet easy to navigate, and the hub system is clever. 5/5

Haven't rated it yet, huh... While some parts are bollocks (most notably the chapel fight, greatly undersupplied so bringing heavy artillery asap for infighting is required) and the overall design is mostly a series of corridors - it's quite pleasant, atmospheric and surely memorable, even though darkness forces to increase gamma correction. Also, for once it's a wad that uses decorate monsters well enough, even in large quantities.

Beautiful is the best word I could ever pick to describe this WAD. Only one gripe: the ending was about as bad as Borderlands'. Here's 5 stars and some good luck making a terrifying sequel!

Silent Hill 4 + Doom II -> Unloved = 1000 stars Creepy atmosphere, play the night alone with the lights off.

I'm not sure what to think about this one. Superb wad in many ways, clearly a lot of time and effort went into it. I'm quite sure about one thing though: I wouldn't be able to finish it without a walkthrough. I never was a fan of Hexen and it is really obvious that was a major inspiration, from approach to hub design to map layouts. Trust me, all that scariness and mood is quickly replaced with a headache once you end up endlessly backtracking, or often checking YT to find out what to do and where to go.

Wonderful Game, scary Atmosphere. way alot of Jumps for me haha -DoomGuyFan45

After playing this chilling wad for too many more times, I will probably end up as insane as the dude in the game. :P

Legacy of Satan 2. Thematics paint square corridors and endless doors. Arena fights mean stale combat (start was ok). Progression is mindless wandering through the hub maps looking for key doors. Did the author really get permission from Lustmord, Aphex Twin etc. for the music? "Authors may NOT use the contents of this file as a base for modification or reuse. Permissions have been obtained from original authors for any of their resources modified or included in this file." Big heh here. 1/5

5/5 Best wad this year

One should not even compare LoS to this. 5/5

This wad, is simply amazing... You don't understand until you've played it, but the author seems to have really cared about the overall experience of this level set. It has a unique feel, more creepy than any other wad that claims to be, and all that while maintaining an original game-play that is top notch. The best among the best 5/5 without question. Enjoy :) I know you will... GREAT JOB AUTHROR! Your attention to detail, hard work, and diligence has not gone unnoticed here!

Piece of shit. 0/5

YUS! I just jizzed out pure happy. Just because this WAD was amazing.

Realm667 custom monsters are just overpowered amateurish recolors and most of them don't fit at all with this mod to begin with. It's not because he ripped them, it's because the resources he borrowed sucked. If he had recoded the monsters himself so that they were more tolerable, I would have rated this wad higher. As such, this wad isn't as good as it could have been because I am constantly bombarded with overpowered bullshit to the point that I can't enjoy the other parts of the levels.

This is the creepiest Doom WAD I've ever played! I was on the edge of my seat the entire time! The music is eerie, the lighting effects are chilling, the plot is engaging, and it's so involved! It was some quickie run-through, and I like that. It required you to think your way through the game, to pay attention, and to remember things. Definitely a top-notch WAD that's destined to become a classic. I hope there's a sequel because that ending sure left me wondering!

wow.....all i can say is wow. amazing job. 5/5 Joker

WOW is this SCARY I love it :D

I havent seen nothing better. 5/5

Pretty cool, although some later fights seemed rushed. 4.5/5

Enjoyed it very much--apart from the cool atmosphere and interesting hub traversal theme (obviously patterned most directly on Silent Hill 4: The Room), there's some very effective traps and a lot of use of large groups of smaller demons (read: so it still feels like DooM, action-wise). Here's to a sequel. --TDotW

This was easily the most worthwhile WAD I've played in a long, long time.

Unloved is much loved

Definitely worth playing, but this is too confusing in too many spots. Definitely the most atmospheric wad I've ever played to date, and makes good use of the GZDoom rendering engine. Like a lot of OMGFLASHYGRAPHICS projects though, the gameplay part really sucks - the challenge is not the monsters themselves but how often you get lost. I like this, but it could be better.

Still the best. Keep it up BlueEagle, your fans await Unloved 2 patiently! -- Lz_erk

I was lost occasionally, but felt it played fine otherwise. Gameplay: 7/10. The architecture and atmosphere are what light this fire up though. You need to have shaders off or it's pitch black a lot of the time. It really immerses you; a real mod and not just wad. The ambience and atmosphere are undoubtedly about as close to perfection as you will find, a sure 10/10 here. I do have to knock it down to 9/10 for the confusion, but without an option for this rating I really think 5/5 is justified.