I did enjoy this, but it suffers from one of my pet hates: the walls are sufficiently architectured that I kept getting stuck on them. There's nothing more frustrating than trying to reverse through a door and getting stuck on the frame.

Health was in very short supply. I rather liked that -- adds a kind of challenge that we don't often see.

Yes, pretty challenging, and custom monsters were fun.

On replaying this, I am upping my score from three stars to four. This time around, I found it much more satisfying, and the relentless nature of the combats was somehow enjoyable rather than feeling like a grind.

I don't really understand this. How can I feel so differently about the same level on different plays through? Are the scores I award largely dependent on my mood?

Really didn't enjoy the custom monsters - I daresay it would have been better without them. Otherwise it was quite acceptable, especially for its age.

Good meat-and-potatoes Quake+ action from Kona. If you've played a Kona map before then you know exactly what to expect from this one - and sometimes that's a good thing.

Why in description there are no word, that rock texture is from Unreal 98?

I wish it had more health, maybe right after the silver key. I liked how the sky went with the textures.

A good and challenging level on skill 2. Health got down to single digits a couple of times, but that's half the fun!

Still enjoyable after all these years!