Slightly above average. Larger than the monster count might initially suggest. Worth a play for some generally well thought out situations. Is quite easy for a while, but then ramps up a bit near the end. Architecture is nothing amazing but the flow itself is pretty nice.

The lighting is generally poor and the textures are undetailed and repetitive: it's mostly a handful of green rock textures along with the incongruous use of blue metal inside some of the buildings. Progression is linear and combat is a grind with a few id-style ambushes thrown in. Nothing here is overtly bad, and it's respectable for a first-time 1997 map, but I found it fairly bland and doubt I'll play it again. Sorry!

I quite enjoyed this map. It has the definite feel of an original I'd map, with some interesting twists and turns in the first half. I felt the end was a bit weaker though, and one definitely gets the sense that the author was running out of ideas. Better than many maps of the era.

Definitely above average, especially for 1997. Not as impressive as his All Black Within, but very entertaining.

My earlier comment was unfair. After playing many more 1990s maps, and learning how basic and difficult to use 90s map editors were, I realize that this is actually very good for its time. It's not quite at the level of Mr. Hughes's later map, All Black Within, but it's definitely one of the better maps of 1997 and quite good for a debut effort.