Solid map. Nice looking. Gameplay is engaging

This is excellent.

Very good use of lights, sound and monster placement. I can question the use of sword-armed guards, but i admit they don't really have a modern equivalent in vanilla Quake.

Also very impressive design; the blocky bits are done in a way so it feels natural, the areas that crave details are filled with them. Well done. It takes some talent to manage that particular trick. And then some out-of-the-box thinking added for good measure...

It is furthermore good use of the texture pack. This pack can feel very drab, but in this case, it is just right.

Very skilled mapper; excellent map. My compliments. Thank you very much for your efforts, and thanks for sharing!

...I better try again. Didn't find all the secrets...

Quality map, it has some difficult encounters but it doesn't get cheap. Good use of coloured lighting and general layout and progression makes for good progress.

Pretty cool! Looks good when played with Alkaline too, since it's a dystopian prison. I only didn't care for the perched rottweilers directly above some of the elevators (a bit of guaranteed damage); however, Grazzas supplies a generous amount of health packs, so no major complaints :)

An enjoyable map that kept my interest with routes to explore and engaging gameplay. I played in on Quakespam spiked so the visuals were good. The only oddity was a Scrag getting trapped and attempting to attack whilst 90% submerged in the floor. Not sure of the cause and it wasn't there on a 2nd play through. Keep up the good work, I sincerely hope there will be more.

5 stars :)

Kind regards Monty

Wonderful use of Makkon textures. I liked the feel of progression as you climb, it was rewarding to see the sky near the end. I did feel lost after finding the gold gate and retraced everything looking for a silver gate, and I wish it were more obvious that you have to kill every enforcer to progress in the gold key room. Fun.

Several endings! Nice.

Rather straightforward yet enjoyable map. The ending (at least the one I found) is sadistic in a new way. I did not find all secrets but I tend not to try very hard when the count is low.

Didn't like it that much to be honest. It felt like a incoherent combination of set pieces and was very plain in some and quite detailed in other places. Maybe I am missing the reference for a better feeling. What was a button and what was not wasn't really clear. Combat was alright!

Excellent use of color, scale, and shadow. A big jump from your previous map -- and just compared to other maps in general, a unique and strong look. I really enjoyed just seeing what was next in the visuals from room to room while going through this.

Usually good texture selection too, although one of the few visual errors here comes from the use of some textures with quite different scaling, so that the pixels are almost invisible on some textures but huge and blocky on others. Also a couple of movers/lifts have pitch-black lighting issues on the "covered" parts (these are annoying to fix but can be taken care of usually one way or another).

Anyway: great look! One of my favorites this year.

The theme and mild storytelling was also fun, making use of some nifty environment designs. Pretty bold choice also to have a "bad ending" possible in a Quake map. :-) I do wish you had gone with a custom music track BTW, it would have really sold your setting!

The combat encounters were sparse at times yeah (skill 2). While there were at least a couple of areas that did get my pulse up a bit, on the whole I'd say that the fighting was the weakest aspect of the map. If the experience here included some truly punchy combat setpieces, it could be an instant classic.

Awesome map, awesome gameplay Beautiful designed bro

This is just my kind of thing. A lovely big blast through a reasonably coherent environment, with plenty of revisiting old areas from new perspectives and some gorgeous verticality. I could quibble by saying it's too easy (on Hard) or that I found the two endings that I discovered a bit ambiguous. I could argue that (what seems to be) the "true" ending (the "or are you?" one) is slightly anticlimactic. I could complain about not being able to find a way get kill all the zombies in their jail cells, and so get my kill count up above a pretty poor 220/256. Come to think of it, I could lament that I never found a rocket launcher or a shambler gun. But all of this is noise. This map is fun to explore, and that's nine tenths of the game. Five stars.

Far more than Latria, this reminds me of Butcher Bay. It shows off a variety of different facets of the same prison complex, giving it a sense of place, but without a lot of perspective on how it all fits together.

One of the locales gave me strong Chaser vibes somehow (a story-driven shooter from the early aughts), but the simple boxy environment coupled with everything feeling oversized leans closer to some kind of obscure late 90s release. :)