Here's a pretty big urban map, check out Crosstown Carnage.

There are a few more releases I'm hoping to have reviewed before 2025, but we'll see...

This one has been out for a few months already, but don't hesitate to check out New Invasion - Episode 1, an episode filled with all sorts of neat Build tricks.

It hasn't been long since the last Doom remake, and now William Gee has given us another. Check out WG Knee Deep 1 for a remake of the first two maps of the original Doom.

Yeah yeah I'm trying to get back on schedule with more regular updates (right now I'm spending my daily gaming allocation on Yakuza 0 and Ghostbusters Remastered).
But hey, it's Halloween, so here's a VERY old map called Hellraiser from 1996, the very year Duke3D was released. It just might be worth your time if you're familiar with the movies. (And thanks to Andy for bringing the map to my attention!)

Happy Halloween:

Here's a pretty good first release from Kennardion, check out Showdown for at least thirty minutes of fun.

At last I managed to play through Fernando's "final" (for now) release, FM7X, or more specifically its Continental Odyssey episode. Check out the review here.

The summer is almost gone, as tomorrow it's back to work for me. But anyway, here's ValiantDan's first published usermap, Duke Nukem Militarized Zone, a very solid urban-themed map.

Alien Armageddon has also gotten a major update, but it'll be a while until I'm ready with a review; I've spent around half of my summer holiday away from my apartment, so I haven't even had time to play Fernando's Marquez's new episode yet.

This really took a lot longer than it should have, but I struggled to find the energy to finish some of the maps in this map pack. Anyway, here's finally BattleDuke 2 Contest Pack. It's a pack of three contest entries for Sanek's BattleDuke 2.

I was actually gonna review ToiletDuck64's Super Mario 64 themed map Shifting Sand Lands, but it was filled with visual glitches in all renderers with two different EDuke32 versions (separated by two years) and even crashed when a certain explosion took place, so I resorted to reviewing one of his "Doom" type maps instead. So, check out Factory Parking.

Loke released a new map a few weeks ago. Expectedly, it's a hottie, so check out SIKHL.

Also, rumor has it that Fernando Marquez has released a brand new episode. I'll try to have a review of it written within a few weeks, so keep yer eyes on this space! (This might also be a good time to check out his previous episode in case you missed it.)

It's the international "Star Wars Day", and while I don't particularly care for Star Wars, I took this opportunity to review some "neglected" Star Wars Total Conversions. Since none of these got past the demo stage, my job was a little bit easier, so here's a review of Phantom Menace TC Demo, Star Wars 3D Demo and Escape from the Empire Demo.

Playing the demos also made me look back and think of the movies in context of all the more recent stuff, so here's how I'd rate the movies/series in the franchise:
Episode 1: 2/5
Episode 2: 2½/5
Episode 3: 2½/5
Episode 4: 4/5
Episode 5: 4/5
Episode 6: 3½/5
Episode 7: 3/5
Episode 8: 3/5
episode 9: 1½/5
Han Solo: 3½/5
Rogue One: 4/5
The Mandalorian (series): 3½/5
Obi-Wan (series): 1½/5

MSDN was first uploaded to the Internet a quarter of a century ago. That'd have called for some kind of a special celebration, and I did have some plans for that, but time got in the way. The plans haven't been permanently buried though, so something just might yet come out of them. In any case, to celebrate MSDN 25th birthday, I cleaned up the news section a bit and reviewed Fear of the Dark (by DannyFromNewOrleans), so check it out and have fun!

Zykov Eddy is back with Memories, a map that's quite meta. Check it out!

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