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Funny you should mention that.

And if a Revenant survives 3 direct SSG shots, it's been drinking plenty of milk.

Only if you're sloppy enough to miss the secret exit. To anyone who really knows these games, it's E1M10 that comes after E1M1. And also before it. Because Doom is just a loop of one well-made starting level and one messy '94 level, over and over and over.

Thank you so much, it was driving me crazy yesterday. Glad I got to play it. EDIT: I have a habit of looking through my old posts and that's how I noticed the answer was removed for some reason. It was Hell on Holiday.

I tried it, but had some frustration getting a photo good enough to work with. But then I tried actually scanning it and it mostly went better than I expected.

The book in question is The Video Games Guide by Matt Fox, and seems to have been written and/or published in 2006. It's obviously a British publication, because reviews of ZX Spectrum games are especially prominent. In the middle of the book is a full color gallery of all the games that got a five star rating, most of which seem to have been graded on historical significance more than actual quality. I was quite embarrassed at first not to recognize where its screenshot of Doom was from. It was obviously somewhere in Episode 3, but I couldn't recall any setup quite like it. And it wasn't like it'd be taken from some PWAD or another... right? But when I went through that episode with no monsters the next morning, I couldn't find any matches. The author may have got all these screenshots from Google Images or something. So now I'm going to share it here to see if it looks familiar to anyone else. Please forgive the quality. It was quite a big book, so I thought scanning would be too much hassle and took a photo. I feel like the simplicity and relative competence place it somewhere in '94 or '95.

Is the Hellreaver part of 5E?