Null Space

enjoyed the visuals, i liked that secret area where the caco emerged from early on in the gameplay. After getting the keys its obvious where in for a ride near the end, the hoards of revenants nearly got me, then the long hallway to his head ; )  the wad looked great in VR. 

so many one-level wads are in the Top 100 Wads list, yet when you look at the current demograph of users here, they often spend their time playing all the megawads and ignoring some of the singleplayer maps that really standout. Null Space is a very definitive single player map, set in some medieval-looking setting but without a single inch of sky as you work your way through the innings and outings of whatever Russell Pearson has warped you to. combat is steady but provides a worthwhile romp, a few predictable challenges and traps here and there. the layout strings itself linearly but has a few nonlinear moments, and you can backtrack at any time. these help the level's score greatly.

A pretty cool level with tough gameplay. There's a lot of pressure put on the player throughout, but never to unfair levels. The second part feels especially nonlinear and it can easily devolve into mayhem, especially if you leave monsters behind and let them wander around. The finale is an easy but very satisfying fight with gradually revealed monster waves and a friendly Cyberdemon.

An ambitious level with an emphasis on looks, which, however, did not impress me much. Good stuff with aligned wooden floors. Super slow at the beginning with just a shotgun and heavy monsters, gets much more intense later. Recommended to check it out, though I can't imagine myself playing it more than once per 10 years.

Really Good

What a n Epic big map this is. author was too damn classy here...Just Perfect

Pretty damn sweet. Nice and big, lots to explore and not linear. Challenging but not ridiculous. Yeah I liked it a lot. -TRRobin.

Very nice single-themed piece of work. Ambiance is great. Sadly due to lack of architecture & detailing variation, the adventure gets a bit boring near the end. Besides that, the gameplay has some minor points like the arena with the hardly visible imps and the switch hunt near the end. But overall: solid 4*, worth a try.

Great layout and busy fights without ever degenerating into a mindless slaughterfest. Definite 4 stars.

Whoever gave this wad 3 stars is a complete moron. This is perfection - Erik

IAWTP - Cyb

Ownage - 5/5

What an incredible map! Stunning design everywhere you look, with very realistic detail. Very well thought out, and fun to play. The best I've ever played.

Very interesting. Good gameplay set in a black void. Makes you think before you step. Kinda creepy. 5/5 -r_rr

There is not a single flaw in this wad. It never becomes a tired shooting gallery, and every shot counts, forcing the player to think and approach situations and deal with them intelligently.

A real hidden gem !

low on health pick-ups and hard to fight places 4/5

One greatest levels ever made. Legendary 5/5

Pure brilliance.

I love dark, surreal, unique levels and this one fits the description, one of my personal favorites, and I recommend it to anyone who likes dooming regardless of your preferences. -TeH NeXuS

Simple but decent design but oh, my what a demon-killing fest!!! Great somewhat non-linear and quite adrenaline pumping. An easy 4/5 -Ofisil

classic -- Brun Ohn

I can't believe I missed playing this. This was a really cool map. This is an extremely well designed map. It's pretty hard for me though.

A great level. 5/5

A total classic, one of the best wads of its era and still awesome today. This is the one that floats in a big black empty space. Starts off a bit dull and Hexen-like, but has an awesome cumulative effect. The design is such that I forgot about the Doom engine's limitations. There's an awesome final battle, the best hexen teleport ever, and one of those odd send-offs that sticks in the mind.