Carnage Galore ver 3.0 - Doomworld /idgames database frontend

Title:	Carnage Galore ver 3.0
Filename:	levels/heretic/a-c/carnage.zip
Size:	1.1 MB
Date:	03/12/97
Author:	Robert Eckhardt
Description:	This version is MUCH neater than the previous one. Instead of literally hundreds of pictures that would have to be in the Heretic directory and a DMGraph program which can permanently change your iwad, there is one sprites file with a deusf pro- gram that simply merges the sprites file into the iwad and can easily restore it when you are finished playing with the new pictures. It is a great deal faster as well. I also de- leted carnage.doc, which was basically useless anyway.
Credits:	Doom for the textures, sounds and musics Doom2 for the musics Hexen for the textures, monsters, and sounds
Base:	From scratch
Build time:	Four months for the original version, seven weeks for the second one, and two days for the newest version
Editor(s) used:	DCK, RMB, DMgraph, Wintex
Bugs:	None
Rating:	(12 votes)

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Reviews:

Anonymous	It's a first attempt, from '97! I'd never expect it to be that good, and CG2 is so much better. I'm not saying this deserves more than 2/5, but don't let this turn your mind off the sequel.	x
Anonymous	I hoped that this CG would be better than what it actually is. It really looks and feel amateurish, and the architecture is ugly. A disapointment. Magma/07-2011 - 2/5	x
Anonymous	Mediocre. Play CG2, it's the sh*t!	x
Anonymous	Most of maps has large and very simple environment (E2M1 is quite plain), but full action-packed that plays well, but some are more detailed but gameplay did't follow, rooms are sometimes too tidy, and I found myself stuck on E2M9... New textures and the new star symbol fit well with Heretic standard ones. Overall not too bad, 3/5. ~Naan	x

View carnage.txt

Title         : Carnage Galore ver 3.0
Filename      : carnage.wad
Author        : Robert Eckhardt
EMail         : beans@visi.net
Description   : This version is MUCH neater than the previous one. Instead of
                literally hundreds of pictures that would have to be in the
                Heretic directory and a DMGraph program which can permanently
                change your iwad, there is one sprites file with a deusf pro-
                gram that simply merges the sprites file into the iwad and
                can easily restore it when you are finished playing with the
                new pictures. It is a great deal faster as well. I also de-
                leted carnage.doc, which was basically useless anyway.
                
                           
Credits       : Doom for the textures, sounds and musics
                Doom2 for the musics
                Hexen for the textures, monsters, and sounds
                                
E?M?          : Hell's Maw all levels
                Because I could not rename the levels in the game, I decided
                to give you the names here.
                  Level 1 - The Canyon Fortress
                  Level 2 - The Ancient Mine
                  Level 3 - The Stronghold
                  Level 4 - The Temple of the Tourian
                  Level 5 - The Dungeons
                  Level 6 - The Underground River
                  Level 7 - The Foyer
                  Level 8 - The Sanctum of Vuradi
                  Level 9 - The Maze of Madness
Single Player : This one provides the greatest challenge.
Multiplayer   : Yes
Deathmatch    : It is possible, but I suggest playing without monsters.
Dif. Settings : Yes 
New Sounds    : Yes
New Graphics  : Yes
New Musics    : Yes
New Demos     : All three
               
Base          : From scratch
Editors Used  : DCK, RMB, DMgraph, Wintex
Building Time : Four months for the original version, seven weeks for the
                second one, and two days for the newest version
Flaws         : None

You may distribute this ewad as long as you do not change anything about it.
You may not use any one of the levels in this ewad to build your own levels.
You may, however use this as a reference, but you must give me credit for it.

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