Sandpaper

I got the bad ending

This is the best map I've ever played. Every time I wake up, I play this map instead of having breakfast to start my morning off right. I have a framed picture of this map on my desk, so whenever I'm feeling down, I can look at this masterpiece, and know that everything will be okay. I've started sanding my feet in real life too, to bring me closer to this map. It hurts - I've lost so much blood, and my family has called the police on me 37 times, but they don't understand. They'll never understand. I heard that if you play this map for long enough, it lets you out, but I've never left. Why would anyone want to leave? I love you Sandpaper. I want to be with you forever.

1/5 stars

i no longer have skin on my feet

I got the vibe I think. Unfortunately not much more.

It deserves a record of having only 1-star ratings.

This is easily the greatest map. I've played through it multiple times on multiple difficulties, and I must say it's an absolute blast. Unfortunately, it does not come with stock elevator music, so I'm giving it 1/5 stars

didn't even download it

so good that it ruined quake for me. life is meaningless now

it's a well built map that is exactly as described and earns it's single gold star

Having seen all the reviews for this map, I knew I just HAD to see for myself what the fuss was about, and I wholeheartedly agree: It definitely takes a number one spot in my heart! <3

Plenty of gameplay on offer here, over four hours, in fact, which all culminated in one climactic finale. Unfortunately, I got the bad ending on my first playthrough, but at least it gave me a good reason to have another epic playthrough. And after another four hours, I knew what I had to do, and was able to get the good ending.

A definite 1 in my book!

Incredible. 1/10. Will play again.

Map is completely broken. First couple of hours were fine and as I approached hour 4 I began to feel the excitement welling up in my chest. And then...

Nothing...?

After playing for 5 hours I still wasn't let out of the room. I think the author needs to take a step back and reevaluate what makes a map fun versus just showing off.