There is a certain ambition here, somewhat akin to the ambition demonstrated by a shopping cart rolling down a steep hill. This map's layout raises questions that the geometry never quite got around to answering, and the overall experience left me with a renewed appreciation for RED's delete button.

As I understand it, the author has since gone on to make considerably better maps, which is certainly encouraging. It does, however, raise some uncomfortable questions about how much damage one person can do with a few boxes and an afternoon.

Not recommended for general consumption. Historians of the medium may wish to preserve a copy, preferably behind glass where it can't hurt anyone.

Its a U bend map with a skybox for a floor, and random images that throw you back to being a kid in the 90s. Broken geometry from before Goober tought people how to actually use the program and move boxes with the arrow keys. Does not crash.