Levels are well-designed and interesting to blast through (even mines. It is full-fledged 'mission pack', in vain of 'Abyss of Pandemonium', 'Travail' and 'Nehahra', which is exactly the type of content any game needs. Well, I must admit, my feelings are very complicated about this mod. Overall this pack's worth playing since even the disappointing maps are fun. The rest of Soul of Evil builds up to this map exactly, though I think E2M4's really good as well (just skip E2M3 if you aren't here to snooze). Monster count tells you nothing about how many upper-tier enemies lie in wait, and so it helps that ammo placement/box types are well-judged. Latter map has amazing moments everywhere you go, disregarding the buggy library portion (which still gives you a bona fide shambler vs. The former map starts off unassuming before turning into a labyrinth of tough ogre/(hell) knight encounters with plenty of variation and inviting architecture. I think most of E2's great, becoming awesome in E2M2 and E2M5 respectively. The new wizard enemies are fun to fight but only start to threaten in E2 dragon arenas work fairly well however. I didn't much out of E1M5 and E2M6 is a tedious waste of a boss finale. Secret placements/hints works well and the challenge at least doubles from this point forward, excepting E2M3. That map effortlessly combines the best elements of maps like Gloom Keep or Wizard's Manse, but with a fittingly autumnal theme and color. Combat and exploration just didn't feel up to par with parts of Phantasmal Garrison 2 until I reached the palace, which is definitely a step beyond Tronyn's previous work. Everything leading up to E1M4 disappointed me even though I like the naturalistic brushwork.

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