Must be played in version 1.4.2

After years of hiatus (mostly due to updates breaking everything and then suddenly working again), this huge adventure map is back and better than ever. The perfection demanding platforming sections are toned way down, enclosed rooms and halls are now more open visually (Level 1 was bad for this), hints are better and more plentiful, generally it feels much more complete.

Update log has more details, but everything you see in the video is improved in some way (size, smoothness, difficulty, aesthetically, etc. )

Created entirely in Vanilla 1.4.2 by hand, this map will take you through a world loosely inspired by the DOOM series of games, with no mods or texture packs required. Like the games it's inspired by, this map throws danger your way. Traps, puzzles, mazes, enemies, lava, platforming, all will demand your attention in different ways and sometimes all at once.

Secrets are scattered heavily throughout the map. Some are much more hidden than others, but they will always have a Wither Skull right near by. Some are simple hints about puzzles or bigger secrets, while others contain upgrades, shortcuts, or food. Some levels contain multiple secrets, and a few have secrets within themselves. If you're having trouble finding anything, think older game style hidden (Mario 64, Zelda OoT, Doom).

Each level contains a hidden Emerald room. Inside is a collectible Emerald, an anvil for naming/repairs, an enchantment table for upgrades, and an Ender chest with a limited supply of extra food.

Either start at Level 1, or 5 digit save codes give you the opportunity to continue where you left off. Overall, it has been designed as best as possible to play through like a video game. It auto-saves when you beat levels, traps/doors/puzzles reset when you leave, enemy spawns are controlled by nearby redstone so you always get a fight, enemies wont trigger traps, etc.

A chest holds 9 sets of gear, so you effectively have 9 lives per level, but the lives don't stack. Once you hit game over (run out of stuff), the easiest thing to do is just unzip the file again and skip to where you were rather than trying to refill a bunch of crap.

The redstone is also entirely accessible should you get curious. As you roam the world you'll likely notice diamond ore blocks scattered around, these are safe to break entrance points into the back end of things. They have no bearing on game play and do not mean anything if you are just playing through the map. The other entrances into the wiring are the 3x3 orange wool squares on the surface.

Feel free to ask any question, make suggestions, and please leave a Diamond or a comment. Thanks for taking a look.