With all the custom textures in the environment, it is odd to discern which section is a door at first but you’ll get the hang of it soon enough. All the enemies and weapons remain unchanged from Doom 2. The music, on the other hand, has been changed to a single cheesy yet somehow catchy track. Its bizarre architecture and endless darkness in some sections do lend it a surreal feel, that works in its favor. Level design is a bit lacking at the beginning but evens itself out later on though I do like how the secrets are handled.
Like the opening level in Doom 2, you are closer to a secret than you realize from the get go. It is rather fitting considering this mod replaces the original level of Doom 2. The mod is very short and should last you around 20 minutes to complete its single level. This is also the type of mod where you do need to jump so be sure to bind it to a key. Its overall difficulty is fine and never feels cheap. Funnily enough, you can cheese the ending if you randomly go around mashing the use key on walls and will just be able to stroll out of there. With such a short mod it is unnecessary to go too in depth and spoil the experience, all you need to know is that it is a decent level to play through, though do not expect anything too wacky.
Final Score: 3/5
