Short level, I beat it in about 10 minutes, but it was a lot of fun while it lasted!

Even if you ignore the limitations under which this was made, this is a great little map. Gameplay is well balanced and monster placement is effective and feels natural. Progression is clear without feeling forced and makes perfect sense in context: yes, you have to find and press buttons, but they all serve a narrative purpose.

The roof texture as you enter is strangely low-res and sadly (yet in this instance understandably) there are no secrets. Overall this lacks the impact of some more epic releases, but it is – barring the lack of secrets – a near-perfect example of what a small map should be.

Thanks to its great texturing, this feels a lot like a Quake 2 map playable with Quake monsters and weapons. Unlocking those access levels which release new waves of enemies is fun. Backtracking is avoided as much as possible, balancing is well done, gameflow is perfect. Maybe it's a bit short, but this way it feels like a compact, focussed and straight-forward experience. Thumbs up!

A truly astonishing experience, and surely the best 100-brush map of all time. (I know it won the 100b competition it was in, but to me it seems head and shoulders above the winners of the other 100b competitions, too.) Feels absolutely solid.

Incredible what was done with the limitations at play. Perfect flow and nice to look at to boot!