Intelligent Acid Structure Pool

Negatives: symmetry. Also, a big Hall of Mirrors in the second room, which apparently can be fixed if I knew what to do with a .GWA file and using a "GL port". No idea which port and what to do with the file, so if you have an idea, please let me know, I am curious. Now, the aesthetics is an allrighty "tech" but not too orthodox which is a plus for me. What's the best is gameplay, if you want to play super aggressively, it's mega fun and the level has one of the best partial invisibility placements I've ever seen.

A series of tricky encounters that require fast movement and reaction to survive. Was really fun until a pain elemental went crazy, spawned 20 lost souls and made me waste all ammo, then I died. Probably my own fault, should have been more aggressive. Nice lighting effects, very good map overall.

It's hard, but fair! Too bad it's only 1 map. ~4/5

Not the best level, but the /newstuff review of this one sucks big time (see Sun Nov 9, 2003 /newstuff)

Weird.

Great map Jow - Daniel -

I dont care. 5/5

This is a tough small to medium size level. I made it through on UV and it was fun. 4/25/07

Finished with 1 (ONE) shell left, mind you I probably wasted a few on those bastard skulls. Very tough on UV -fast, died many times. Architecture / layout not particularly good, but you only notice that after the fierce battle has ended -if your lucky... phew!... 4/5

This is a decent but very unexceptional level from 2003. It looks much older, and really it just boils down to shooting a large amount of enemies in a series of square rooms and corridors; insofar as it has a lot of baddies, it's not bad, but the ammo balance is anally precise, and the pain elementals don't help in that respect. It requires you to press a non-obvious computer panel quite early on, has a nice although monotonous extended final battle.