Valhalla

liked it better than Putrefier upon a second playthrough, base is smaller and it's a little less harder to get lost. Ed's gameplay style is quite difficult to muster, having to attack enemies just as they warp in and there's quite a lot in many places. the feel is atmospheric and nasty which is pretty good too, and it's a lot shorter than I first thought.

Played in software rendering mode.  This is the first horror themed map that ever made me truly feel the horror atmosphere, mainly because of the music and software rendering.  Very good.

Very impressive, VERY spooky

Valhalla is a dark industrial techbase level that almost immediately sucked me in with its bleak atmosphere and amazing ambient music. Gameplay wise this level isn't too complex with its rather simple monster encounters that in a few spots provided a fair challenge for me on Ultra Violence. My only issues with Valhalla is that there are a few spots where the detailing can impede movement and cause pressing a necessary switch to be awkward.

This feels like the first level to a really awesome Q2 or Sin-era game. It is really gorgeous. The combat is somewhat conservative and often easy to keep at a safe distance. Some of the routing is a tad tricky but nowhere near the Eternal Doom end of the spectrum.