Corpus Collosum

I've rarely played such a boring map... sorry. I gave up after 20 minutes because I just didn't want to waste any more of my life on it.

this wad is quite amateur. corridor after boring corridor of monsters. some graphical errors don't help. i ran through it on god mode for a while until i got bored of that. -NT

After reading the Doomworld review, I expected this wad to be horrible. An acuality, I found it to not really be so bad. No, the wad does not require Gzdoom, but it is understandable why he would want it to be played that way: He had used gradiant lighting in several places, in addition to light sources in a way that would look neat in Gzdoom's opengl mode. Gameplay wasn't terrible, but it does get repetetive after a while. The midi wasn't so bad either.

This wasn't that bad, really, but I didn't really enjoy it either. It utilized gradient lighting, but beyond that it was aesthetically quite boring. This complemented the gameplay well, as the map itself became really repetitive after a while. Sorry, but I'll have to give this 2 stars for just not being very much fun.

Playing this wad is like eating an entire full-sized grocery-store pizza by yourself. The food's not bad, but it's not that good either, and there's so much of it that you feel sick and bloated after eating it. It is so huge that is has 19,000 linedefs and hardly any detail, and 1,600 monsters and hardly any challenge. The 1994-like architecture and gameplay would have been OK for five minutes, but this lasts an hour. 2/5 --Woolie

The author's first map. This level is huge and with over 19,000 linedefs its one of the largest I've ever played. It only runs in Zdoom, since its past the sidedef limit. Its a 1994 style map with fairly good gameplay. There are a few problems such as unescapable lava pits (so save often), doortraks not lower unpegged, a bit of bland texturing and a few BSP problems. The sky was ugly. 25 secrets. I'm giving it 4/5, the level is fun to play and is a real adventure. -PC

E1M1. This is essentially an enormous, Wagnerian tribute to all those old 1994/1995 levels. It's big, but not "Spire" big, and has over 1,600 monsters. The map looks, feels, plays, and essentially *is* a decent 1994/95 megawad smushed into a single level, which is both a blessing and a curse. On the one hand it's very nostalgic, but at the same time it drags on and on, like playing a 1994 megawad in a single sitting.

This is too big, buddy. God invented levels for a reason. A really solid effort though, with lots of great gameplay to boot.

My review for the old version stands. This is essentially an enormous, Wagnerian tribute to all those old 1994/1995 levels. It's big, but not "Spire" big, and has 1,669 monsters. The map looks, feels, plays, and essentially *is* a decent 1994/95 megawad smushed into a single level, which is both a blessing and a curse. On the one hand it's very nostalgic, but at the same time it drags on and on, like playing a 1994 megawad in a single sitting.

Ok, is a huge, epic, HR-style wad, and this was a good and rigth thing. The bad thing is graphic work and some music hears horrible, like intro and intermission theme. But, wath the heck, is a great map indeed. Keep this way, dude! -3.9/5 Daimon