Quote from beecake on May 17, 2014, 8:00 pm

(Sorry for the double post)
I figured I forgot some screenshots.

I hope this will do.

http://oi59.tinypic.com/23it17o.jpg

http://oi62.tinypic.com/w15pbk.jpg

Also, feedback is welcome!

Quote from RogerL on May 18, 2014, 6:21 pm

Well, these maps were certainly strange. I'm not a big fan of exploratory-type maps, but this had enough novel and imaginative content to keep my interest through the whole thing. A couple of things I came across that hampered gameplay: there were a lot of unnecessary invisible player clips; many areas were just too dark (I know that was the point on occasion, but this was just too dark in too many places); and there were odd manipulations of the player's ability to move at times: sometimes "jump" was turned off, sometimes speed was sluggish (especially at the very beginning). And a couple of minor things: items can pass through the incinerator door in the first map; if you jump on the faith plate in map three before it is activated, you fall through; and in the first map, I jumped and got the companion cube but then I was completely stuck -- I had to load a save to continue. I'm not sure I was completely convinced by the story, but there were some scary moments and, like I said, it was quite interesting.

Quote from quatrus on May 18, 2014, 6:46 pm

Agree with Roger L on technical bits..
I get the darkness used to add mood, but it frequently hampered directions (e.g. finding the old control room).... Seems a shame to waste such an effort in mapping to not use Portals after all it is "Portal". I did play through the map set, but don't want to do it again.... Thanks for the mapping effort...

Quote from beecake on May 19, 2014, 2:30 am

Thank you very much for your feedback.

I understand Portal 2, was, of course, not the best game to use horror in, without portals.
It was something I'd wanted to create, since I've worked with the Amnesia: The Dark Descent editor.
I'm glad the "novel" thing made you stay for the whole bit, and I'm glad you were able to finish.

- Too much darkness - noted
- Faith plate not solid - noted
- Movement sluggish - Intentional
- Problem with companion cube - noted

Quote from quatrus on May 20, 2014, 3:00 pm

"///It was something I'd wanted to create, since I've worked with the Amnesia: The Dark Descent editor.///"

Thought it looked familiar - but didn't want to make comparisons to Amnesia series...

Quote from beecake on May 20, 2014, 7:21 pm

quatrus wrote:

"///It was something I'd wanted to create, since I've worked with the Amnesia: The Dark Descent editor.///"

Thought it looked familiar - but didn't want to make comparisons to Amnesia series...

Correct! No comparisons
It's not a follow up on Amnesia. I'm just talking about the horror genre in general.

Quote from Reflex F.N. on May 21, 2014, 4:44 pm

I found this map pack extremely enjoyable and entertaining. The story was great and the ambience was extraordinary. The level's design was impressive and the voice acting was good. I also liked how you used sounds, textures and elements from Portal 1.
Although it contains a few bugs, which were mentioned by RogerL, the map pack is excellent.
Good job.

Quote from beecake on May 22, 2014, 4:57 am

Reflex F.N. wrote:

I found this map pack extremely enjoyable and entertaining. The story was great and the ambience was extraordinary. The level's design was impressive and the voice acting was good. I also liked how you used sounds, textures and elements from Portal 1.
Although it contains a few bugs, which were mentioned by RogerL, the map pack is excellent.
Good job.

Thank you
I'm glad you enjoyed it.

I'll see what i can do about the bugs when i get the time.

Thank you for playing