The Revenant Problem

I like the part where I pay for the numerous murders I committed by getting beaten up by either a Mancubus or an Arachnotron, it changed my outlook on Monster Priority. Thank you "Problematic" Revenant #7, I have yet to find a way to repay him.

pretty cool wad, also revenants. 4 stars

I think there's something wrong with me. 5 stars

Actually a lot of fun. And very morally challenging. I wish the room was a *wee* bit bigger since some really big monsters spawn in there, but aside from that good work!

Really creative and fun idea to play.

A creative WAD which probably took ages to make

Map31 haha funny sixnine haha

'Cuz everytime we touch,
I get this feeling,
& Everytime we kiss,
I swear I could fly,
Can't you feel my heart beat fast,
I want this to last,
Need you by my side.

'Cause every time we touch,
I feel this static,
And every time we kiss,
I reach for the sky,
Can't you hear my heart beat so,
I can't let you go,
Want you in my life.

0/10, I have suffered severe depression and PTSD from this game, I cannot hear the word "Trolley" anymore without thinking about death.

For your own sake, don't download this WAD.

Overrated

This Wad is purely a comedic story campaign. Gameplay-Wise there's not much to say.

BUT! I would highly recommend playing despite all this. It's a good way to spend 30 Minutes!

Really fun WAD! I am actually surprised that MarphitmusBlackminus was part of the Doom community!

As for the WAD itself, it presents 31 challenges exactly the same, that sounds repetitive, you may say, but it isn't, the way the author handles the problems is fantastic.

It's also a great WAD for thinking, you might just randomly hit the switch, or, you can think about it, for example: "Should i do nothing and let 1 chaingunner die? Or should i act and be responsible for the death of 5 chaingunners?" Of course! Less annoying idiots! I WILL ACT!

I recommend it to anyone with a sense of humor

I tought it would become boring and repetitive after the first few 10 levels,but it suvberted my expectations, it remains clever and entertaining all the way down, i also enjoyed the trolley puns.

A damn good wad, it actually made me think about my actions and how it affected everything. Recommended if you like a good dilemma or 31.

One true AWESOME Wad wish an AMAZING concept, i really LOVE the idea behind this wad this was done

Superbly Fantastic !!!

Had a go at this once. It is funny for sure but, I think it starts to get a tad boring after about 5 minutes. Cool concept though :) 

As a person that doesn't like comedy with my games, this was laugh out loud funny. The premise is simple, make a choice between who dies. A revenant moving on a track will kill whatever choice you make thanks to its shoulder rockets and barrels surrounding the victims. As an example, a zombie soldier or a chain gunner, a single chain gunner or a group of chain gunners, an arch vile or a group of big enemies.

Pull the switch and the group on the right dies, don't pull the switch and the group on the left dies. Its a simple premise that did what it could to stay fresh for 30 levels to think outside the confines of a simple switch pull, but it does overstay its welcome. The major issue is how slow the revenant is on its path. It gives you a lot of downtime.

Once the revenant is dead, the barrier will open allowing you to exit to the next test chamber. If you deviate, there will probably be problems.

The megawad is punctuated by some kooky music choices that add to the silliness. Its a great play through for anyone with 20 - 25 minutes to kill.

One of the funniest wads I've played. Knows when to play itself straight. Knows when to throw some hilarious curveballs at you. The moment you think you know what direction it's going in, it hits you with things you never saw coming.

This wad is criminally underrated and underplayed.

Revenant100, you have my kudos. This wad really made me think.

🤔👌

An amusing WAD, though the joke got a little old after the first 10 or so levels. Aside from that though, it's easy to play through, and has quite a few fun surprises up its sleeve. 

All in all, it's alright.

A pretty funny megawad!

"Time to choose!"

32 amusingly self-referential moral dilemmas, ranging from the genuinely difficult (do you let a BFG be destroyed, or a Megasphere?) to the hilariously obvious (do you kill a dozen monsters, or one Arch-Vile)?  To begin with you might wonder whether an entire megawad of such a simple premise can be enjoyable, but rest assured sticking with it reveals there is slightly more potential to this setup than the first few maps suggest.

With genuinely ingenious use of the Boom feature set, this wad makes for an enjoyable 20 minutes of surreal Doom-related humor.  It's something you can only really play once, but it's definitely going to stick in the memory.  

Be sure to check out the original forum thread for more videos and information by the author:

https://www.doomworld.com/forum/topic/98433-the-revenant-problem-a-philosophical-doom-2-map/