99 Ways to Die

an easy but visually stunning levelset from 1996. i can't imagine how incredible this must've looked back in the day - the lighting is phenomenal for the time. the texturing is simple, but pleasing, and it pulls off the castle theme quite nicely. the only bad parts about the wad is a bug at the end of map03 which prevents anyone on uv from progressing to the exit, and the fairly simple gameplay, even for the time. it's more to show off the looks than anything, so unless you wanna see the best lighting 1996 had to offer (like i did) then it's not gonna be an entirely fulfilling eperience

Should be named 0 ways to die as this give 0 challenge even on UV, all levels can be completed in about 20 minutes in first run. I ran into some bug (or maybe just my stupidity overlooked sth) in the last level, where I could not activate teleporter to the last room. On the bright side, visually really pleasant wad that would make nice first three levels of some megawad.

Pretty damn good for the time. The levels look kind of drab but maintain a cohesive theme. The third and final level has a couple decent final fights, but nothing to involuntarily soil your long-johns over.

Short 3 map mini-episode with amazing details. Castle theme rocks.

A fine and perfectly serviceable mapset. There's solid architecture, good grasp on doom gameplay ( a bit on the easy side but plenty of cool encounters to back it up) and impressive lighting (even with today's standards!).

It's not anything groundbreaking, just small, short and fun mapset. Doom antiquarians rejoice!

Short and relatively nice-looking set for it's time. Plays alright, though pistol start balance does make me raise my eyebrows. More enjoyable to experience continuously. It's OK. 2/5