K9.WAD

okay map.

Very nice for such an old level. The textures could use some fine tuning.

Pretty fun. Starts in an underwhelming cave but quickly becomes much better when you reach the outdoor area. Kinda challenging even with not that much ammo and health provided.

Solid 1994 map. Large, varying layout, good ambiance. Gameplay is a well done mix of adventure, puzzles and traps. Overall: great job, and despite its age, even in 2015 worth a try @ UV.

This is an excellent map for May '94! A large, partly outdoors base with a good layout & looks, varied and interesting rooms/areas and interesting locations. It's well designed with good progression. Unlike most contemporary maps this isn't just a string of random rooms, it's a *place*, with interconnection, height & light variation and sensible (albeit imperfect) texturing. The whole thing feels more 'professional' than your average '94 wad. A forgotten classic.

These are really well balanced maps, very unpolished but also awesome to play through. You will really feel nostalgic playing thesem

Quite a good map from 94, I enjoyed this one a lot and can say that despite it's age, does not look too shabby and plays with a real sense of progression. I personally liked the area with the rising walkways over the acid pit below and felt that the room was made well. Also there are a variety of areas each with thier own style most of which fail to disappoint. This should be played by anyone who likes old-skool doom and does not care about the age of the map. 4/5

An exceptionally old level, one of the first thirty or so levels in Doomworld's archive (given that a lot of these early entries are utilities and early versions of Doom itself). Technically it's old-fashioned, but it's amazingly good for something this old. It starts off poorly but picks up once it moves outside; it's big enough and varied enough to maintain interest, and has a couple of memorable bits. Reminds me of E1M2.