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MikeTaylor: there’s a switch right next to the second flight of laser-flanked stairs.
Cool map, made me want to watch the movie again. The ending is apocalyptic and I felt like Pritchard at first, especially when I had two Cyberdemons left to kill and only an axe. But there’s a helpful Quad in the same room, which I unfortunately found too late, and which probably makes life a lot easier if you grab it when they all appear. I managed to make it out even after getting it way too late.
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Good level, and a nice surprise for the ending!!!
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From the ugly Daikatana texture-rips to the horde-combat and cavernous final arena, this map is just so 2006. I have some vague recollection of playing it on release and I probably thought it was pretty cool, but it really doesn’t hold up in 2025. Picking off three cyberdemons that can seemingly soak up about 50 rockets each isn’t fun or challenging. A couple of the horde encounters required some fun acrobatics, but as with so many base maps the limited beastiary becomes tiresome, which is especially underwhelming considering the “custom” enemies the author did chose to put in.