Hatomo Battles The Yomi Demons

Pros: shown technical skills, nicely decorated, first levels play well. Cons: all levels look interchangeable, gameplay @ UV lacks variation and requires little tactical skills. Overall: basically well done, but playing it gets boring disappointingly soon. Small 4* for the pros and the effort.

I really liked this one! 5/5 - Optimus

Way too many chaingunner nest traps in later levels.

I do admit this is a very simple yet fun map set. I enjoyed every level of it, from Map44 and on I realised it's kinda similiar to Doom2's original maps. I like your mapping style and look forward for more maps from you. 4/5 -Moti

I really liked it. Fast paced action and simple yet fun level designs. The music is pretty good too. The only complaint I have is that there doesn't seem to be enough health in the levels. 4/5

great map pack. some levels are too linear, i enjoyed them nevertheless. make yomi 2!

2 stars? I thought this was worth 4 stars. I mean come on... it was pretty fun. Good use of textures and everything. Difficulty is average. But still a good fun set of levels.

good way to kill a boring sunday afternoon.pretty good gameplay with sufficient health and ammo.4/5-d.d.koop

This was an okay level set, reasonable level design with some neat effects here and there. The difficulty doesn't progress, neither does the size and monster count as you progress through the wad. Sure there's a cyber in the final map, but it seems kinda *yawn*. Anyway, worth a play if you need something to do but overall nothing too spectacular, 3 stars.

I've never liked Pablo Dictter's levels; while technically sound, they are very linear and have dull gameplay in closed quarters. Here the cramped corridors are even more aggravating than usual and there's the added complexity of a couple of game-stopping bugs. There were some nice spots sprinkled here and there, so I'll give it 2 stars.

Poor in the beginning but gets better in latter maps.

This is just what I look for in a Doom II wad. :>

This pack was absolutely outstanding, should've gotten a caco. Ten levels of classic style, well balanced gameplay and architecture to match up with it. The soundtrack rocks too. Get this, now!

This is the umpteenth-and-one retro wad of recent months; like most of the others it's very good, with an emphasis on gameplay over baroque design. The maps start off with the airy, techy feel of Doom 1, and don't really progress to DoomII until Map45 (which starts off like Map17: Tenements). Even on hard mode, it doesn't get tricky until the last third; most players will whizz through this. Map48 has a nice disco light floor.

It looks good and plays well. What more do I want? Very good job!

Very great! It's almost perfect.

Very well done classic levels. These levels have a nice simple yet detailed design so very fun to look at and also fun to play. I did find, I think, one flaw. The last level, the red door is a open only once on one side. If you don't make it through the first time, You will have to clip. Other than that I loved every damn thing. Make some more levels please, these are really cool. 8/22/07