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Author: | ShadoW & negke |
Title: | Devastation (single player version) |
Download: | q1shw1sp.zip (5be67b0de2cb05c70c0391b724d18f93) |
Filesize: | 825 Kilobytes |
Release date: | 20.01.2011 |
Homepage: | http://shadowsdomain.wordpress.com |
Additional Links: | |
Type: | Single BSP File(s) |
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Files in the ZIP archive
File | Size | Date |
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q1shw1sp.bsp | 1252 KB | 20.01.2011 |
q1shw1sp.lit | 421 KB | 20.01.2011 |
q1shw1sp.map | 895 KB | 20.01.2011 |
q1shw1sp.txt | 3 KB | 20.01.2011 |
q1shw1sp.zip
Devastation (single player version)
Small mixed-style level; the single player version of q1shw1. The GPL map source is included.Tags: small, mixtex, source, oldschool, metal, stone, dm
Editor's Rating: Nice
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Could have been longer, looks like a great deathmatch level though.
Well, this is a very good level. The only issue is that a player doesn't get to enjoy it for long, I think 15 minutes is the maximum time anyone would need.
Ammo/armour are balanced. The only thing which is not for my taste is the sudden quick start, i. e. you have to fight an ogre, a fiend and a spawn right away, and then the fourth monster is a shambler. I prefer little exploration first and meeting shamblers once you progress a little or in the final battle. But I can see that the authors tried to squeeze as many enemies as possible in this small level to make it intense enough for skilled quakers.
I replayed this just now, and it's held up really well, better than a bunch of other DM-to-SP conversions. There's a lot of challenges in getting a good SP progression out of a small interconnected map, and negke solves them nicely here. Reminds me of some of the best small-area-challenge SP jams like the Xmas jams or 768^2.
The underlying map by ShadoW is a neat structure too, and I enjoy the mixtex look.
Like other folks said above, the main problem is just that there's not more of it.
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Did you read the file's readme?