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Uhm, ok? I get the idea of setting a Doom level in a Target; there are plenty of levels and other games with such an A E S T H E T I C, but other than follow reindeer around and stumble upon random damage sectors, I'm not getting much out it. Maybe take some more time to flesh it out?

The passage of this map was for me a real test of strength. 2.5 hours of continuous gameplay - not a joke. Although if I so often did not stray because of inattention, it would be possible to drop 40 minutes, probably. In general, the impression is good. There are no details in architecture, but the very monumentality of the locations, the complexity of the level structure and the total amount of work (4 years, wow!) instills respect for the author. Locations are large and harmoniously pass into each other, forming one of the most intricate labyrinths in my memory. It was very difficult for me to understand how to take the blue key. I remember ... no I do not remember how I took it ... it's just something ... :D The problem is that the map locations are rather empty, and the gameplay is monotonous and not difficult (which did not stop me a couple of times to be killed ...) . I remember that I got into a few classic traps, but that's all. Visual techniques that the author uses are well known and time-tested. Standard textures are applied competently, the samples from the first part of Doom complement them well. The battles are pretty straightforward. In researching a huge (incredibly huge) base, we most often encounter groups of zombies, and they are often scattered over long distances and cause a lot of problems in the open area. While the player did not find the chaingun, you have to hide and shoot with a pistol. The author did not confine himself to the "technobase" theme alone. We have to go to hell again, and then come back. The map's locations do not resemble each other, so the map does not get bored to the very end. The number of secrets is amazing. At the first passage I found quite a bit, but really ... I'm not going to soon return to this base ... I recommend to everyone who likes long research expeditions to the abandoned UAC bases. First Demo Attempt GZDoom 2.4.0, 02:25 h In my collection: - Visuals (3 / 5) - Detailing (3 / 5) - Gameplay (3 / 5) - Atmosphere (3 / 5) - Difficulty (3 / 5) - Overall Rating (3 / 5)

ROTT was awesome in every essential aspect of a game, including music. I like to use this WAD in Oblige'd levels, since it's a nice break from the same ol' Doom II music. --Kagemaru H.

G = Use Radio or Next, H = Select. In Doom your ears are your friend. In this little map your ears can equally be your enemy as you try to discern between background ambience and real monsters. Its made easier sometimes when they teleport all around you :o) The storyline does slow down gameplay a lot and takes getting used to, but I enjoyed the change. Reminds me of Half Life. Some say its not Doom but if you’ve played tons of WADs, any variation is appreciated. 5/5 for quality. Hope the quantity follows.

Dude, I don't get this... a bunch of empty maps... Lucky for the Doom community, I know that I am the one who doesn't understand this. 5/5 because I know the voters posting and not only do I know I can trust (certain ones') judgement, I know that I am trying to play this single player. I don't think that's intended, and good job, author, for doing something original (e.g., anything capture-the-flagg-is h). :D 5/5

its something unlike doom that attracts players who dont even like doom earning itself a cacoaward *clap* *clap* A $ $ H 0 L E

This is dated May 2009. It's a bit like the Beatles' "Anthology" or Arthur C Clarke's "Lost Worlds of 2001", i.e. a grab-bag of leftovers. In practice E5M1 is an eye-gouging non-euclidean abortion that would give H P Lovecraft nightmares and it was a terrible mistake to start this way. E5M4 is just as bad. The rest of it doesn't add a great deal to the aforementioned Console Doom and it left me cold.

This is excellent ! We're waiting for you to continue this very good work. Levels and music are impressive, and your new monsters are really cool ( Cacolich, humm :) ). Great gameplay which reminds me of the first episode of Doom. 5 / 5 -- William H. aka Wilou84

Awesome. I was playing in those days and god, when I first played it... wow. Iirc. I just had gotten sound blaster to work in my 486 and my tears were still running from Xwing with starwars soundtrack but then the DooM immersion... played it 4+h per day, if possible even more often. And I still love it. Probably the best (3d shooter) game ever. And I miss these old days.