Mies van der Rohe's Barcelona Paviljon

Got this wad while browsing randomly a Doom shovelware cd i own at home.

Conceptually is a lovely map based a brutalist style architecture and simple, open layout, gameplay is pretty easy and messy, just a bunch of monsters small groups (like a group of shotgunners surrounding the building, lost souls in close rooms). Bleeding sectors and a exit hidden in a dark border area it's the cherry pie to all.

This is an oversized recreation of Ludwig Mies van der Rohe's Barcelona Pavilion, which was built back in 1929. It had a simple, polygonal design that suits Doom fine. The problem is that it's crap to play in; there are 59 monsters, exclusively lost souls and cacodemons, but it only takes twenty seconds to run to the exit. One star for the esoteric subject matter (what next, Fallingwater?), minus several million for the rubbish gameplay.

Seems OK for deathmatch, but some textures that block movement are at the ceiling rather than floor which means abrupt halts when you dont expect it.