The setting here takes place inside of a strange and bizarre world, floating in a seemingly endless void. This level is specifically designed with ZDoom features in mind and will include a selection of jumping segments, puzzle solving and new enemies to fight.
Vael is a five level dungeon set primarily inside a mine setting during its entire run, making use of a new wallset to complete that overall authentic look. Across each floor is a fair balance of both combat and puzzle solving, never leaning too much toward one or the other.
After narrowly escaping the great Bastion of the Underworld, you find yourself wandering for days in the desolate uplands of the Marcher Vale. As you approach the source of a fell wind, the distant shrieks of elder demons warns you that another Bastion looms, one even older and greater than the last.
Somewhere in the middle of nowhere, you’ve just arrived with your car at a forgotten UAC facility. This old complex was shut down a long time ago, but something evil recently woke up.
The Sigma Complex is a secret installation of the UAC located 300km north of the Gusev Crater. Its top secret location houses many of the highest classified projects performed by the UAC. This appears to be where you have been brought to after the events of the original game, but how long has passed since then and is it finally over?
The night has grown dark and cold by the time you arrive at the fortress city of Serengrove. Wind and dark shadows are all that occupy the empty streets in absence of the usual bustling activity. The fortress walls stand unguarded, merchant’s wares lie abandoned at the Western Gates, and the foul stench of decay lingers in the cool midnight breeze.
Three levels focused on action packed gameplay within the non-linear confines of a concrete and brick themed tunnel system. Tread very carefully, since this place doesn’t seem to take lightly toward unwelcome guests where many surprises will be lurking around each corner.
What happens when you take Duke Nukem Forever, the 2001 trailer, the Build Engine and throw them into a blender? Well it could be anything! But in the hands of Gambini and Mikko Sandt, this release was the results of their vision.