Master Levels For Doom II Download For PS

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About This Game Introducing the Master Levels for DOOM II. Twenty never-before-seen levels all with the same acid drenched, hell spawned horror of the originals. Each was created by independent designers and supervised by the demented minds of id Software. You might as well forget about seeing the light of day ever again. 6d5b4406ea Title: Master Levels for Doom IIGenre: ActionDeveloper:id SoftwarePublisher:id SoftwareRelease Date: 1 Jun, 1995 Master Levels For Doom II Download For PS The "Master Levels for DOOM II" is an officially licensed, fan-made expansion (of sorts) for "DOOM II". It is a loose collection of .WAD files created by DOOM fans and hand-picked by the developers at id Software.The collection itself is a kind of hodgepodge with no real continuity between levels, and is navigated via a custom menu screen created specifically for the expansion. Most of the levels in here are great, many of which are devilishly hard or contain complex puzzles and intriguing design elements. There are, however, a few I found to be woefully short or overly simplistic. But frankly, by the end of this 20 .WAD phantasmagoria of evil, you'll be thankful to have had those brief reprieves.The only downside to the "Master Levels" is that the Steam release operates through a DOS Box emulation, so it looks and plays terribly. I recommend just running the .WAD files individually through a source port like “GZDOOM” and use the idclev## cheat code to jump around to the desired level. There are ways to have your own menu to navigate the .WADs more easily, but if you’re too lazy to make it work like me, then a simple .txt file to keep track of which levels you’ve mastered should suffice.. DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM!. In my opinion this expansion has the best maps in terms of creativity (also the largest ones of all the classic Doom games). The last three or four maps are nearly impossible because the amount of enemies is totally irrational (for example, it's absolutely possible to find about 250 enemies or more in a single map, no joke). Also there are random spawns of strong enemies in front or behind of you, so there is no time to react sometimes.Anyways, this is a good expansion if you love the classic Doom and it gives you lots of hours of gameplay.. Doom II was amazing so we eventually got an add on for the game called Master Levels for Doom II, I first played it a few months ago and I'll admit, I wasn't very impressed, the levels weren't as fun to me and I think that's my main problem with this add on, everything else in the game is pretty solid but it's the levels that make the replayability pretty low for me, I'd only reccomend it to the most hardcore Doom fans but if you're a casual gamer and you don't play it, you're not missing out on muchI'm gonna give Master Levels for Doom II a 6/10. Each of the classic doom games comes with level files (PWADs) and the engine to run them. While the levels are authentic, fun, and challenging, you should note that the engine that comes with this game is abysmal. It has terrible controls and a low resolution (320 x 200 pixels) that cannot be changed. It is completely unplayable, in my opinion. Your only real option is to buy this (for the level files) and then download a free and open-source port (ZDoom, GZDoom, etc.) to run them. These source ports will allow you to customize the resolution, controls, and graphics quality. Some ports will allow you add dynamic lighting, anti-aliasing, z-dimentionality, various automap additions, high-quality sprites, particle effects, etc. If this sounds like too much work, then you probably shouldn't buy this game. If you try to run it through Steam, you'll be very disappointed.As far as the levels themselves are concerned, they're great! I am having a blast playing through them!