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longwalk.zip |
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levels/doom2/j-l/longwalk.zip |
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60 KB
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| Date: |
02/21/98 |
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burkhart@apex.net |
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| Rating: |
    (2 votes)
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| It's okay. It could be a lot better, though :/ | x | | This suffers from the uncanny valley effect. It's more elaborate than the typical crap from 1994/1995, but not as polished as modern-day levels in the source port era. As a consequence it seems worse than it is. It's quite fun and entertaining, with a few nice bits of architecture, but the crudeness lets it down and it doesn't really build to anything, it just finishes. I am listening to the second half of "Rainbow Dome Musick", a 1979 ambient LP by Steve Hillage of Gong. | x |
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