This is a complete work of art, design is mouth watering, as with monsters and puzzles, this best map i have ever played, 5 out of 5. Same number of enemy from skill 1 to skill 3. It was like a madalorian designed it lol.

A phenomenal map. It's very impressive to see something of this quality executed on a such a large scale.

The architecture is consistently detailed and interesting, and the map maintains an eerie, otherworldly atmosphere despite using a variety of textures. Speaking of atmosphere, I like the music track and think it adds to the experience.

The only complaint I have regards the progression: sometimes it's confusing, and there's a fair amount of backtracking required. But if that doesn't bother you, or even if it does, this is a must-play.

Boring copy and paste geometry with uninspired combat. Not worth it, 3/5.

What a magnificent and interesting map. This reminded me of Tronyn's In a Forest of Flesh, probably because of its size and the use of Zerstörer textures.

I share JMP's opinion regarding the progression: I got lost more often than I'll care to admit, especially after finding the gold key even though I had found the corresponding door early on and found myself thinking then: "OK, I should remember its location later on". Hints would be welcome, perhaps in the form of coloured arrows like in Something Wicked This Way Comes.

Other than that, I'm looking forward to your next release. Thanks for a wonderful journey! -- oh, and the ambient sounds were a nice touch too.

Great atmosphere and aesthetic, combat and exploration were very fun as well. I think there's a bug though, you can access the button to destroy the wall of flesh (where the fiends are at the start), by jumping at the sloped wall at the sides, without needing to open the bars first. Still a 5/5 for me, well done!

Pretty good. Worth a shot. Some truly great pieces of architecture, somehow wasted in a sprawling layout pretty confusing at times. Flow is just not there, as combat, pretty sparse and not very challenging. A couple of stars away from true greatness.

I'm enjoying it, but I'll admit I'm lost... I've summoned the sixth chaos lord, but cannot find him. While this one is expansive and interesting, it's much less logical than large intricate maps like Something Wicked or the Marcher Fortress. Arrows would be a nice touch, or maybe spawn monsters that are proper breadcrumbs; after destroying the sixth chaos lord, I had to clean up a bunch of zombies, a pair of the laser-toting troopers, and an ogre, but they didn't really "lead" me anywhere.

Okay, I swear, I looked in that room twice already... but there he was. Gah.

Agree with others, a huge map that is stylistically coherent and you can tell a lot of time went into it. The map's problem is it's extremely difficult to figure out how to progress and ultimately failed because a 'blocker' task cannot be resolved without ruining the fun (or in my case, I never found the shanbler). More on that below..

For me, the downfall of an otherwise great map is when I must resort to noclip to navigate because the author got to deep in the design and forgot the map players don't know it as intimately. It took me a long while to get the silver key and now I've spoiled the map (and spent a LOT of time) trying to find the chaos lord linked to the flesh blob gate. I've been through areas with enemies and areas I've long since cleared and trod, also a LOT before giving up and noclipping.

Exploration is a big part of the fun for me but wandering for more than an hour AND noclipping and you still can't 'backtrack' to puzzle out an overly clever map layout ruins the experience.

Someone mentioned Tronyn. His maps should be a template of great design and playability. Complex layouts? Backtracking? Sure, but it's never fruitless and always hits the right balance.

A 4 on effort and design, a sad 1.5 on playability as I am giving up on it and moving on.

While I am glad this does NOT have arrows (how lame of a design element is that, it breaks the fourth wall in so many maps and rarely does not feel out of place), it really could use some environmental guidance. Maybe some blood trails on the ground or sound hints or even the common "drop monsters as bait" on the path would be great.

I just summoned the fourth (or fifth?) lord and cannot be arsed to search for it :(

The atmosphere is awesome, like Diablo's dungeons in style and the music supports it so well.

Confusing, ugly, pointless grind. Bigger is not always better. Then again, I have a particular dislike for the Zerstörer theme, so if that's not your case you might get more out of this one.

I can't imagine the work that went into this. It really is a work of art in many ways, ambient soundtrack included.

Unfortunately, the lack of flow is a bit overwhelming for me. It's just a lot bigger and more complex than it needed to be. I stuck with it until very near the end, but because I couldn't find the gold key door, I resorted to noclip to find it and then finished the level in the usual fashion.

IMO, there's real greatness here, maybe in two levels instead of one. I'd love to see more for this author.

Artistically remarkable and elaborate map, of immense ambiance, brought down by hectic design, cramped layout and convoluted navigation.