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This addon is challenging but now awfully challenging, its using pretty much the same gameplay recipe as the original game, except the fact that locations are REALLY big and qute maze-like
Level design is great tho, each room has its purpose aesthetic-wise
The variety is also great, there's a village, a castle, a dungeon with undead, a couple of forest levels and also lab levels
Finally, there are secrets, which are hidden quite good
Very enjoyable overall
Going through an entire map to kill 4 enemies makes a previously closed door open (which is too often on the far side of the maze), but none will tell, why would anybody think your time is valuable?
Small bugs like when picking up weapons, they often bear a wrong name, and lack of consistency with doors gets tricky: some are closed and marked as such, some are marked as open but aren't, some are inactive, with so many doors leading to so many doors, it all could be more clear.
Castle level is great, with good enemy placement and timing. Labs are a cumbersome maze, with a nice Far Cry look. I liked the Indiana Jones traps (though levers in small catacombs rooms are a give away), nice ideas, (many) maps and story, lots of secrets, overall a good RTCW experience. Thanks!