The layout is complex enough that some players may become confused/discouraged in their quest to actually find the exit to the map, and this is not helped by the similar texturing and architecture used throughout the level, and also by picking up the gold & blue Key and then not actually having to use them to finish the map. It would be better in future maps for progression through the map to be less confusing and also perhaps for the messages to be more helpful. On the other hand, its nice to have a map that requires a bit of thought and puzzling out rather than just a mindless blast through a simplistic layout.

Whist the layout and architecture is quite interesting and atmospheric, the gameplay is straightforward, and slightly haphazard, although overall its not to bad. There are base enemies mixed in with medieval hellknights and a couple of fiends, but there is no real consistency or order to their use, and also none of the harder quake monsters are used in sufficient numbers to provide a real challenge. Health and Armor are also perhaps too generous, but the author has resisted giving us a pointless Rocket Launcher or lightning Gun, which is a good thing. The gameplay could, perhaps, do with more tougher monsters to make the challenge greater and the overall experience more exciting and dynamic.

Overall, though, this is a good first Q1SP map, and its always nice to play a level which reminds you of the old original Quake 1 levels. I hope the author continues to make many more Q1SP levels for us to enjoy.