Kick Attack!

I thought this was a pretty good map TBH.

It's pretty cool, considering the challenge of custom monsters. It's like attacking a facility to shut it down. I am sure that the graphics are cool too. Custom stuff. I'm sure that if there was a list of maps/quality, it would stand the test of time. Other than that a okay map. ~2/5

IMO sux

WTF????

no comment

As the guy who produced this, I want to defend Tim against corporate whoredome. After we did the deal with id, we asked them if they had any extra maps we could use. They didn't, but saidthat this kid named Tim Willits was making really good levels. So, he sold us one of his maps and that was his only involvement. My crew put everything else together, textures, characters, and integrating the whole thing. Tim didn't have any role beyond the level itself.

Wow, was Tim Willits a corporate whore or what? I guess his support for always-on DRM should've come as no surprise. Anyway, it's a thousand times more fun and detailed than Chex Quest and other shills, especially if it's from the early '90s (no date listed?). The robot-rapist "come here, baby" voice creeped me out, though. 3.5/5

This version of Kick Attack! (design by Tim Willits) works with Doom II. The layout and encounters aren't changed at all, but the Kick!-ified textures are a bit different (and a bit less of an eyesore, IMO). All three keys, decent but easily-handled encounters, and some nice perks for explorers. An interesting curio.

almost same weapon...not cool

The different graphics for the monsters and items was wicked.

As-is an old DooM level + some changed sprites & sounds. 1) the Duke Nukem-alike sprites look and feel a bit outdated and not at the right place, 2) the monster sounds get quite boring soon, because they're too dominant, and 3) imho the original level played better with the original DooM monsters. So again imho this is an experiment with a not-so-good result. 2/5 for the effort - 1 because DMA pushed their own map with 5* (see ^2) = 1/5.