Sacrifices

Okay level; many random monster spawns that you can avoid, which is bizarre.

I liked it

Some obvious errors like not aligned textures and some big plain sectors but the whole map had a fun gameplay I liked the nostalgic feel and the oddly shaped rooms 3.5/5

Fun little level :) I liked being freaked out, teleported next to a Cyberdemon in a cramped room :P --Zell_1388

Damn fine map, with a good Doom2 feel.

Don't know why, but gave me warm, fuzzy nostalgic feeling, like I was playing Doom2 for the first time. Maybe because design is very D2 influenced? Dunno, anyway I give it 5/5 for that :) -- Brun Ohn

Not bad for a first try, especially in 1995. Great Gameplay!, but poor texture alignment, and choices. Oh, by the way I just love the exit room. 4 Stars. -PC

Not bad at all for 95, varied room styles keep the gameplay interesting. However I wa not so impressed by the "Romero-Head" exit and felt that it brings down the overall atmosphere. There are misaligned textures but they are not excruciatingly bad and should not ruin the experience. There is enough guns and ammo to defeat the monsters and the map while not extremely exciting, is not boring either. There are a lot worse maps than this and even with it's flaws I feel it is worth 4/5.

This is dated January 1995. It's a nostalgic, likeable level from before the dawn of history; it has most of the old problems (unaligned textures, stuck monsters, angular layout etc), but the gameplay is solid. Unusually high monster count for the period, and the aforementioned bit with the cyberdemon is funny, although you end up with hundreds of rockets for the rest of the level. You can finish without exploring about a quarter of the map.

This was a lot of fun, the gameplay was great, the architecture was very interesting, and the layout was unique! I have to agree about the warm fuzzy feeling this level gives you. Recommended.

Good for a first level, nothing noteworthy. 2/5