It's just a "kill all the things" level. It's actually pretty fun to play, but there's not much real quality. It gives you Quad at the start so it's pretty fun gibbing everything in sight with regular guns. There's some underwater action as well, which is kinda annoying cause you have to constantly refresh your oxygen. If you like "kill everything" maps, give it a try.

This map really wants you to kill a bunch of grunts and ogres and then guides you into a pool that contains water zombies and water fiends! Woo! The last room is pretty jaring when you first enter, be prepared! Watch me play it here: The EvilPool

Gotta say I had a little fun gibbing enemies in this one, but as a map I think it deserves a very low rating. It's ugly and bland (as the editor's description says) and a lot of the enemies are underwater so you constantly have to peak your head out for air, which is rather annoying. Also, the end battle is absolutely ridiculous (in a bad way). 1/5

Just a quick frag-fest map with fun little text messages for weapon pickups. Not incredible, but fun for a couple of moments of stress relief.

What this map lacks in looks, it makes up (somewhat) with pure unadulterated action. >:D

good action in the map, but under detailed. Not really worth your time. 1 out of 5 from me.

I would've just gone underwater and then use noclip while underwater, ascend above the map, get in the right spot and blast everything to bits all with 1 shot of an electric weapon

This is stupid, blocky, undetailed, poorly lit, simple bone-headed murdering... And immensely satisfying to play! :D

Every time i start this up i think "why bother"... And then i just have fun! What more can i demand from a game? :)

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Instant quad damage means you can try and optimize your path through this level for maximium efficiency, but throwing Shamblers into a final, cramped room is simply unfair. Fun initially, not after trying to beat it.