If it were larger it would be a decent map.

This level is too illogical. Unseen teleport in the edge? It's even not funny.

This could've been a decent vertical-esque map, but firstly it only has 7 enemies, and secondly I have no idea how I got to the second floor, I just randomly teleported there. I couldn't find a way to get to the third, so I just noclipped. There was probably another random teleporter. It doesn't look great either (it doesn't look bad though). I just can't really find something good to say about this map, sorry. I don't recommend it.

Basically, what you see is what you get with this map. As soon as you start and spin around, you're basically seeing the whole map. To me, this seemed like an experiment map that was just kind of released because it was created. Also, good luck killing the enemies later if you use up that pent early! ;) The Ledge on The Quake Grave

An interesting idea, but horrid execution. The visuals are bland and ugly and there are only seven enemies. I think the author was just messing around experimenting when they made this (it was 1996 after all). 1/5

The readme tells you to save your ammo, but I'd rather tell you to save your powerup(s). ;)

I felt the level designer's previous level "The evil pool" was a better designed level than this trash. Don't bother playing this map it is very under detailed, short, illogical and a waist of time. Do not recommend playing.

I can't deny that I've had fun playing the map but it's too short and doesn't have much content, definitely this map is infinitely more fun in DM but as SP it's not very good

The teleports on the corners of the edges of the bottom platform were neat, but could have used even a different textured square to indicate the teleport brush.

The rest of the level plays nice as a short 3min challenge! Pretty good compared to some of the earliest stuff on Quaddicted from 1996