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The author was a bit lazy and made some needless mazes at the beginning, but overall it's a solid level with good combat scenarios and satisfying progression. I will be generous too.

A berserk\/RL oriented level, not a fun combination imo. Some creative ideas in design but punching lost souls, etc gets old.

Quite enjoyable, the level progression has that arcade feel to it. Some non-confusing mandatory secrets and a very good-looking exit room. Too many soulspheres though.

A fun little level. Interesting abstract design and plenty of monsters (including nazis) to kill with RL and BFG. Pretty easy indeed but I somehow got too cocky and died once anyway.

Water does 20% damage, don't fall. Or maybe even better don't play this map at all because all it offers is way too many boring buildings to visit and very few monsters to fight. Interesting teleporter secrets though.

Dunno, mixed feelings. Fights typically involve shooting non-threatening hordes in flat areas and most locations look boxy and a bit boring. On the other hand, the realistic approach to design gives the whole thing a cinematographic feel. The atmospheric start with no monsters is especially good in that aspect. I used Doom Builder for the red key, just didn't notice that a switch appeared in my bathroom. Interesting that the level ends on a religious note.

There is some neat detailing (I like the frequent use of pillars) but the monster placement is very uniform, unimaginative and boring.

Visually very pleasant, with creative details everywhere, good soundtrack and a layout that is imo fun to explore and "figure out". I agree the gameplay isn't the best but it was OK for me.

Excellent level with good challenging fights, nice looking rooms, interesting use of triggers. Just what Doom is about.

High quality work with many things I don't like (extremely repetitive visuals, most of new gameplay mechanics become "meh" after the novelty wears off, kinda lame challenges that aren't really hard and just give you an illusion of power) and a LOT of filler. The author definitely didn't have enough worthy ideas for 32 maps and he didn't exactly succeed in abandoning his overdone tropes either. But it was overall fun to get through once.

Funny, lol at the musics. Would be cooler if it was full 32 levels.

Lol at the mirror effect, good thinking there.

Pretty cool. Shooting smaller missiles (especially rockets) feels a bit weird but it really makes the weapons more convenient to use. Cool explosion effects too.

An ok map for blasting monsters, the first area has excellent architecture but it gets worse. Uses a midi of "Creeping Death" by Metallica.

Kinda ugly, with boring spammy monster placement. Weird use of Boom effects. Didn't bother to finish.

Cool map, I remember it from 1994 Tune-Up. Interesting but a bit nonsensical progression, very easy fights.

Extremely short green marble\vines map, not much particularly interesting or memorable happens and it's very easy. You can spend about 90 seconds on it, it's not much.

Stupid monster spam in very boring green areas (only one room looks interesting) with some inescapable pits. I laughed at some of it but yeah, no need to play this.

Quite ugly and very random. The total unpredictability made it somewhat entertaning but it still sucked.

FUN LEVEL TO EXPLORE WITH LOTS OF COOL LOOKING ROOMS. THE GAMEPLAY IS FAIRLY EASY, YOU'LL PROBABLY HAVE MORE TROUBLES TRYING TO FIND YOUR WAY (MANDATORY SECRETS) THAN FIGHTING. NICE ATMOSPHERIC VIEW AT THE START. I USED PRBOOM-PLUS' SPEED-UP FUNCTION FOR THAT BIGASS LIFT.

Quite ugly but very unique.

Hardcore oldschool maps with a manly soundtrack. On Map17 there is a "split" moment where you need two players to progress, the rest is playable in SP too. Awesome.

Pretty cool. White\/silver design reminiscent of Icarus, interesting progression with some clever confusing bits and the new midi is magnificent. Shame about too much plasma though, it makes things rather easy.

Incomplete level. At first it just crashed the game. Resaving it in the editor fixed it but there were no monsters to fight. Seems pretty cool though.