Hotel of Tragedy

Not bad for a 1995 map; like a lot of early maps that try to make a realistic environment there are far too many bathrooms (a fetish of these early designers) and aberrations such as a plasma gun right at the end of the level, a hidden blue key that hardly seems worth it, and square, blandly-textured rooms. Thankfully mapping has greatly improved since 1995. Perhaps in ten years this kind of thing will be retro!

I liked it, and I mostly liked that "dimension change"-ish thingy. Gotta try something like that sometime... 5/5 xD

The first section isn't too bad, but the second section is poorly textured. Good gameplay, and not too hard for the less skilled players. This wad should run in Vanilla Doom with no problems. 2/5 -PC

It was a bit too bright, and the music seemed a bit out of place. But the puzzles seemed rather cool. (I gotta try that dimension traveling puzzle you used some time...) There was a lack of monster traps that really got on my nerves.

Illdo is certainly improving as a mapper. This one is free of critical errors (though the issues that cause it to need a limit-removing port could easiy be solved), and has some reasonable ideas behind it. Still rather too plain, but OK to play, even if rather easy and repetitive.

Great concept but bad detail and a bit annoying gameplay.

It's quite repetitive with its countless small rooms with one Zombie. The wad is best in areas that I hardly could associate with any real room. The wad is looking quite bare, though there are some cute details, like the beds or a garbage can made out of Doom sectors. Gameplay is very easy. I don't know if I should recommend this wad. The author put much work into it, but it's not 100% convincing. 2.5/5 -Milian

Not bad, somewhat ugly. Repetitive.

way too average and plain. Nothing new here.

Cute and original :P

intelligently designed. 4/5