Switcheroom

A completelly underrated and some kind of hidden gem for sure.
Switcheroon really nails the DTWID aesthetic, and make it far better even.
The maps are unmistakeable the original, but adapted to be on a different map slot and episode.
Is not only a retexturing, not at all.
The maps are adapted on difficulty, progress, and even fix some of the problems of the original maps to make them far more enjoyable.

All the episodes are a joy.
And there are some incredible highlights here, especially most of Travers Dunne's maps. The man really knew what he was doing, and his renditions are just amazing from the get go.
E1 starts with his rendition of E3M1, on tech base style. And man, even when you may remember the map like the palm of your hand, he make it feel new and different.

The whole mapset is a constant deja vu for the good. There are not only new renditions of the maps, but also, some maps have combinations of the maps of the slot they are replacing.
For example, E4M7 is a rendition of E2M7 on TFC style, but there are some sprinkles here and there of the mapping style of John Anderson, and realising that is just awe inspiring and brilliant choice of design.
As for what i can tell, every map has this kind of throwback that make them just fabulous.

There are some kinda dickish maps, like E4M5, a rendition of E3M5 that has you on the fry all the time thanks to the damaging floor, or E4M6 a rendition of E2M6 that is just too dark on some areas to be enjoyable.
But aside from those two, the whole mapsets is an amazing ride from start to finish.

Thanks all the team, this is a wonderful work that deserves more recognition for sure.

I highly recommend this mapset to anyone that enjoy Ultimate Doom mapsets, and to those people that love classic style of mapping.