Insertion

Still as good as I remember. Very creative layouts, particularly toward the end. And David Shaw music is always welcome of course.

that's a pretty dumbass comment to make about someone so prominent in the community.

This is a good wad. It's a shame that some people put such idiotic comments in the review window.

cool

I think the first review is me being punked by a friend. ;)

Insertion pwnz.

Many levels have a lot of predictable symmetry, they tend to play rather blandly except for some traps that can be nasty (like being teleported between two chaingun guys you can't see, one to each side right next to you), so the "flow" is not balanced properly. Their authors may be involved, but it's beneath Requiem and the MMs in quality. [3/5] ~Chain Mail (08/2011)

Insertion is like a forgotten follow-up to Requiem and Memento Mori 2. While it doesn't have the textures and effects, it still has the amazing gameplay that made those wads great. This should've been in the Top 100 list, maybe in place of Earth (which was from '97 anyway) 4.5/5

^Agree, it's a top ten 1998 release for sure. Much better than Earth for gameplay/design purposes. The name here is wrong though...because the text file's in slightly the wrong format. But it doesn't hurt the actual wad.

Very good! But name on this page needs to be fixed...

Created by mappers/musicians involved in MM2/Requiem. Take Requiem, forget about Adel and Iikka maps, you'll get Insertion - a solid WAD with medium difficulty, old school feel (those rising sectors, slow lifts, ledges, medium-to-low detail etc.) Highly recommended for maps 5-7 alone (by Thomas Evans). 4/5 stars, vdgg