I just played this mini episode. Its awesome and i loved the extra stuff, like the new sounds, the tricks, etc which manage to suck you in the game.

When i started the first map and i was at the back of an enforcer, i just thought "ok, *boom* another quake map begins". Very soon though i realized that something was slightly different here (the first thing was the computer voice). I liked the layout of the levels, which although look dated (but i believe for a 1997 map they were very good) they had very good progression and i never felt lost.

The cyborg enforcers were nice additions and provided a more challenging set enemies. A bit too much challenging perhaps, given that i ran out of ammo at some point and i was saving/loading at this point consistently trying to kill them with what i had. So save your ammo!

Very close to mexx9 in quality, i.e. excellent, although it's shorter (2 maps this time). Combined they'd be the best free releases of '97 - if, of course, it wasn't for Zerstorer. But they're even better than Beyond Belief (possibly third place?).

Pointless, brutally hard perma-shotgun fest against base monsters *and* base monsters with extra HP. Not my cup of tea. Shouldn't it be like, easy at the beginning and harder at the end? No? Let's just put in lots of enemies, because we can. Placing monsters in the editor is easy, so show no mercy.

Pounding nails into the wall is more interesting.

This classic release doesn't deserve that type of commentary!

Very good work. Especially, that security policy change was very interesting. Thanks a lot.