Mines of Titan v1.1

A very early J Flynn map. Huge space, with some  switch-hunt and jumping here and there. Just turn that m01 midi off and explore.

All JF levels are ugly and mindfucking IMO.

Jim Flynn maps are among the best ever made; don't believe anyone who tries to tell you otherwise.

This is one of my favorite individual maps found on idgames. Very huge for the time it was released and lots of fun if you enjoy the old school goodies.

This is similar to the author's other early levels. It's large even by today's standards, although the design seems very bare and crude nowadays. Nonetheless it feels consistent, and it has a lot of action. But there's a lot of wandering around, too, and some bits don't work very well (e.g. the dark tunnels). The staircase of hexagons looks cool, but that bit of the level is there just to show off the staircase. Denver zookeeper dies from jaguar attack.

Straight outta 1995, this is a classic Jim Flynn level. One of the first authors who could make a fairly consistent map which was never short of things that made you go "wow". A few features still do that even today, 15 years on. It does seem a bit bare and oft-confusing by modern standards, but there's no denying it's huge, revolutionary, and a damn lot of fun. 5/5

After 2 hours of wandering around I began to hate this. Huge waste of time imho, filled with lots nonsensical puzzles. Play only if you a masochist and/or lover Eternal m30 style.

Switch-hunts? Hours of wandering? Bah, the map can be exited in about 3 minutes. Great map, with lots to explore if you want.

Oldskoolish map that starts off nicely with high ledges and epic wide areas, but quickly devolves into a tedious and fiddly switch- and keyhunt. Not my style. Dos puto estrellas.

One of my favourite maps. - Grazza.

One of my favorite levels by Jim. We had a good time on CompuServe goading each other in making huge, complex maps. Those were the days... :) - Paul Schmitz