Title: |
Castle of the Renegades 2 |
Filename: |
levels/doom2/a-c/caslotr2.zip |
Size: |
223.88 KB |
Date: |
02/25/95 |
Author: |
Scott F. Crank |
Description: |
Here at last is the Doom 2 version of Castle of the Renegades, the epic e2m1 for the original Doom. I didn't make too many changes in the stuctures of the original, but I incorporated most of the new monsters and some of the new graphics and linedef types. This wad was so long in coming because I couldn't find a Doom 2 compatible editor that I liked that was capable of holding it. Thanks to Ben Morris for allowing me access to beta versions of his excellent editor, DCK. |
Credits: |
Jean-Michel Jarre and Brian Havis for the cool midi. Really kicks in Gen. Midi. |
Base: |
Caslotr.wad, which was my original |
Build time: |
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Editor(s) used: |
Doom Construction Kit 1.1a |
Bugs: |
I encountered some interesting node building problems, but was able to work around them. See NODE.NFO for details. |
Rating: |
(7 votes)
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Reviews:
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Memfis
| Kinda legendary early castle map with some very memorable areas such as the baron restaurant. Worth a look. | x | |
Doomkid
| Alright Doomers, here's a challenge, find your way through this map. Maybe I'm only having trobule because its 2 AM, who knows. Anyway this one definitely deserves a spot in your "90's WADs" folder. | x | |
Anonymous
| A bit dated but still lots of fun. 4/5 | x | |
Anonymous
| Cool one. | x | |
Anonymous
| meh. it's ok. it's not as memorable as The Waterfront level. | x | |
Anonymous
| Feels more like two levels, inside the castle there's an open room with 4 doors, 3 of them locked. From there on it's very linear. There's a restaurant and a kitchen, however other places are just places.
coldfusio | x | |
Anonymous
| This is good fun, although it's so old that it has a textfile explaining the secrets. It's a castle level, but with enough detail and action to be fun more than a decade later. It's from an era when people made Doom levels as if they were little adventure games, and it's very nostalgic in that respect. | x |
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