T-Lab Complex

quality of the retail Doom 3 SP maps. It has it all, atmosphere from lighting and noise, bursts of music, unexpected monsters and most of all...it's [b]big[/b]. When I first started it I didn't expect much to be quite honest, I thought "oh it's going to be one of those maps that should have remained on the designers PC as their tests, not public releases" so when I saw a monster dive through a door, music start with the lights powering up and monsters where I thought I had killed them...I was 'pleasantly' surprised! The lighting in this map is done exactly how Doom 3 expects it, not much of it, and when there is light, it's faulty: when a light is faulty, there is sound to accompany it - an oft overlooked part of map making. In fact you'd be hard pressed to find something that doesn't have an appropriate sound attached or the right type of lighting to suite it! Overall detail is there - and most importantly, it's constant, you're always in a place that has detail, no-where is boring and lacking in detail; it feels like the UAC, it sounds like the UAC and I'm sure if we had smell-o-vision it would smell like the UAC too! I'm sure this map has its faults...but to be honest I missed them, or refused to see them due to my awe of the map; I honestly felt like I was playing Doom 3 all over again as I got to glimpse UAC systems running and hell being born - simply stunning. [i]Reviewed by: WadeV1589[/i] [b]N.B: The bat files mentioned aren't included, this was a slip-up by yours truly...however the bat files were incorrect anyhow and didn't launch the map! To load the map use map game/samuel/kaiser_1d3 [/b]
The guy who made this map said he was new to this and so not to expect much with lots of bugs...I think this is called excessive modesty because this is a very good map, definately close to the