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24-Sep-2019 |
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# of downloads: |
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average rating: |
4.61 |
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review count: |
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file size: |
30.20 MB |
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TR4 |
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| Reviewer's comments |
"This is a pretty bad level. Gameplay is basic and often straightforward. There is some
unecessary backtracking. Areas are big and empty. The only good thing about this level's
gameplay are few tasks that were actually nice. For example the hunt for the five tiles in
one of areas of the level was quite nice. I feel that enemies don't really fit into the
environment. Desing is worse than gameplay. Whole level looks like it was built in a rush.
There is a lot of lazy looking, boxy, empty and wallpapered rooms. Numerous
missing/misplaced textures can be seen in the level. Lighting in most areas is bleak. The
atmosphere is weak but sometimes you can actually feel some nice vibes. Nothing more to say
about this level. It has lazy design and simple gameplay. Not recommended." - BlackWolfTR (29-Sep-2022) |
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| "Crude looks are one thing but this is yet another level where we get locations A and B deliberately remote from each other, and then travel between them multiple times in identical fashion, so one more time about half of the level runtime is expendable. Later we get a pushblock, but after the earlier part I was too exhausted to activate any cells in my head so when I checked the walkthrough I noticed it was actually one of the more clever approaches to design such riddle. Then we get quite extensive exploration for the thistles which, together with instant way back from it, forms the best part of the level so, although very minimalistic overall, this map does one thing correctly by getting better the further it goes. If it looked a bit more organic, while keeping this immersion curve, it would be rather good." - DJ Full (16-Nov-2020) |
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| "There is an unnecessary backtracking in the first part of the level, but later it's more lineal and the gameplay is faster. Nothing really interesting here, pull some switches, drag some boxes and kill some ninjas. I found the uzis, but where is the ammo for these guns? The textures are usually not well applied, the rooms are often empty of objects, there are many paper walls and you can reach the end of the world in several rooms. Even so the level is playable and you'll never find serious problems to reach the end. The best, the camera shots showing what the switches are triggering. I think this author could spend more time adding fresh features, but it's what it is." - Jose (29-Dec-2019) |
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| "You know things are off to a bad start when you begin at
the end of a blind alleyway;run forward;and suddenly get
attacked from behind! Later on,I managed the feat of
killing two Ninjas behind a closed door in an adjacent
room. That's about all that can be said for enemy placement
- now on to Gameplay: Backtracking. OK,lets try again with
textures: Wallpapered. Not going too well,is it? How about
atmosphere: well,it's actually not bad,in a Scottish castle
sort of way;although the end-of-the-world is
everywhere.Lighting is never as moody as the location (and
the thunder outside) would imply;but it's acceptable,if you
have no aversion to shadow bulbs. Overall,an inevitably
underwhelming 40 minutes;but it passes the
time,nonetheless." - Orbit Dream (25-Oct-2019) |
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| "Should I mention the paper thin walls and the Arab armies
in a Scottish castle eaten by radioactivity or has it all
been mentioned one too many times already? As it stands, I
must say that I do remember having seen worse but that was
long ago (well, most of them; there's always the odd
adventurer aimimg to lower the level editor's standards a
bit). Ok, it's uninspired but not boring. And it's quick,
like a quick experiment. I bet the builder can do better
and I'm hoping to see that sometime." - Jorge22 (21-Oct-2019) |
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| "I'm not at all sure what prompts this level's name, as none of
the individual words seem to fit what the player actually
experiences. However, you do get a rather convincing TR3
setting in a TR4 game, and the required tasks are moderately
engaging. There's a fairly easy pushblock puzzle, followed by
an exercise of stepping on marked trigger tiles to open the
door that allows you to move on, and the forced backtracking
is prolonged to the extent that I felt moved to mention it in
the walkthrough. There were no secrets that I could find, and
the acquisition of the crossbow near the end seemed rather
pointless. Enemies are ninjas, dogs and an occasional
assassin, and the ninjas in particular seemed to come at you
in waves. Lighting is good, the ending comes a bit abruptly,
but for the most part you'll find yourself treated to a decent
raid." - Phil (08-Oct-2019) |
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| "This poor level suffers in so many minor areas that when added it they become a major issue. Paper thin walls are in evidence, Ninjas abound and what my I ask are they doing in a Scottish Castle? How did the radioactive muck get around the castle? Please guys. There must be rhyme or reason for these things. There was far too much back tracking in my opinion and the push able blocks were over done. This could have been great with a little thought." - Torry (07-Oct-2019) |
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| "This Scottish castle seems to have went to
rack and ruin very quickly indeed, judging
by the amount of wafer thin walls and how
lax the design work is. The gameplay
doesn't have any real spark to it and
becomes more repetitive as you progress
due to the tedious ninja/dog attack
combinations and lengthy backtracking
segments. Once in a while, it picks up
ever so slightly in the form of a block
puzzle or trap sequence but it still
doesn't rise above anything more than
average, gameplay- and settings-wise.
Shame really, as it could have been so
much more enjoyable with more effort put
into it. Not a bad game, but no
showstopper either." - Ryan (02-Oct-2019) |
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| "They certainly aren’t building Scottish castles the way they used to – this one has any amount of paper-thin walls! It certainly hasn’t put off the hordes of ninjas who seem to have come to look around the place and take pot shots at Lara at the same time. As with the recent level from the same builder, the gameplay lacks sparkle, being mainly comprised of dealing with the ninjas, shoving blocks around and throwing levers, but if you fancy a shooter, you might want to give it a go." - Jay (27-Sep-2019) |
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| "Really another level after only two weeks? Does this never end? If I had to decide the first "own" level of the builder was the better simply because this level, while having two very mildly entertaining block puzzles (in one you do not even need to push a single box), is an endless yo-yo backtracking and running orgy - in one part you run a very long distance at least four times because the levers are always placed at the place being most far from the respective door (...) -, also featuring several lazy traps and mazes in between. The environment is very sterile and not as atmospheric; enemy placement is also less inspired here and the game felt more like a mild shooter. Paperthin walls and end of the world views are not cared of again and texturing feels pretty repetitive, but not too shabby. I was glad to finish this after almost 20 minutes with no secret found. Not more of this please." - manarch2 (27-Sep-2019) |
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| "someone should tell the builder that other gunmen than ninjas do exist ; TRsearch is a good place for ressources. Those ninjas do not fit in the setting and they are getting tiresome. Strange name for a level where we have a straightforward progression with a bit of back and fro and levers to pull , rather unventful despite the enemies. Then an area with several levels of ledges where a pad tile puzzle can be taken for a pushable crates puzzle , a short dark maze , and a last bigger area , still the architecture of the stacked rooms is simple. Some rooms have a suitable lighting but that is the exception and we have again a few thin walls. With more work and more objects for the rooms, the looks could at least have been more pleasant. As it is, it not very immersive and as the gameplay isn't inspired...." - eRIC (27-Sep-2019) |
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