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Author: | Simon Brown |
Title: | Crusade 5 |
Download: | crusade5.zip (d35863d6487582731ed603f5e40c5460) |
Filesize: | 361 Kilobytes |
Release date: | 02.03.1997 |
Homepage: | |
Additional Links: | Crash's • |
Type: | Single BSP File(s) |
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Files in the ZIP archive
File | Size | Date |
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crusade5.bsp | 876 KB | 02.03.1997 |
crusade5_quaddictedrepack.txt | 1 KB | 28.04.2009 |
crusade5.txt | 2 KB | 02.03.1997 |
crusade5.zip
Crusade 5
Small map consisting of a series of bland, mostly rock-textured rooms. "Based on the Doom 2 level "Crusade" by Michael Newton" and "on the film "Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade.'"This file was repackaged by Spirit. You can find the original .zip in the trash
Tags: small, rock, puzzles, tribute, indiana jones
Editor's Rating: Poor
User Rating:
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I liked the map. It sure is blocky and ugly, but if you're up for some puzzle solving and especially, if you have seen the film, I think you might like giving the map a go. (I think it's been at least 15 years since I've last seen it, but playing the map brought in mind some of the scenes in the film.) Having seen the film certainly will help with the puzzle in the screenshot! ;D
The extremely crude looks prevent me from rating this map too highly, but the novel idea was executed pretty well and I had fun solving the puzzles.
[Mild spoilers below]
Note that you should probably treat most of the combat encounters as puzzles in their own right, too. You'll probably get killed if you rush in guns a' blazin'. What reinforces the idea even more is that often the monsters don't face you when you enter the room, giving you the opportunity to think how to best tackle the situation.
There was a point where you were supposed to backtrack without any proper hints that you should do so. A text message there would have been nice, but I didn't end up scratching my head for too long. (Maybe remembering the film better would have made it more obvious to turn back at that point.)
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Did you read the file's readme?