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Escape!! 2 1.0.1

A seven-level solo campaign, built as a sequel to the author's previous 'Escape!' map.

Scott Noblitt
August 4, 2002
Marathon2 Durandal
Solo Levels

Shrai Khal

A relatively difficult run-through-and-kill-everything level. Difficult because of the tight quarters and abundance of purple troopers... because it was built with Obed, it's unmerged, and on a mac shows errors in all the terms (for lack of term picts).

Dave Kozimor
July 18, 2000
Marathon2 Durandal
Solo Levels

UESC Duodenium v1.2.1

An extremely enjoyable 2-level scenario. Lighting is great, gameplay is fantastic (I hate those spnkr bobs!), the touches are wonderful. (Check out the Commander's diary...)

Michael Hunsley
February 3, 2000
Marathon2 Durandal
Solo Levels

Escape!! v1.01

This was my first, 7-level scenario, and a moderate success. I've been told it's fun to play and has a good storyline, but some of my level design is simple. The Pfhor levels, in particular, aren't really Pfhor-like. Still worth the download.

Scott Noblitt
October 14, 1999
Marathon2 Durandal
Solo Levels

Outer Limits v2.1

Construction looks interesting, gameplay is fine, for what I could see... unfortunately, there are too many one-shot doors. Twice I got to a place I couldn't continue because I'd opened a door and not immediately gone through. That's one time too many for me... Four levels, if you can get that far.

Mike Beaton
February 10, 1999
Marathon2 Durandal
Solo Levels

Power Plant

A pretty simplistic little map... should take you all of 5 minutes.

Peter Bohning
February 9, 1999
Marathon2 Durandal
Solo Levels

Rj's maps (m2)

8 levels, designed to be played solo (although not together). (These are 8 of the 19 in the Infinity version.) A bit linear at first... but good for a bit of carnage, if that's what you're looking for. No real plot on any of 'em.

Rj
January 26, 1999
Marathon2 Durandal
Solo Levels

Genus J'raxii

Six level solo scenario. Nicely done, with some thought put into how to make you flip switches in a specific order without making it look like you're being made to flip switches in a certain order.

Jeremy J. Olson
January 22, 1999
Marathon2 Durandal
Solo Levels

Valior

A 3-level solo scenario, where your job is to clean up after someone else's mess (what else is new?) Starts a little slow, but picks up okay.

Matt Schenk
January 19, 1999
Marathon2 Durandal
Solo Levels

The Alderian Connection 1.1

A large 5 level solo adventure that are quite large. All of the maps are large compared to most and they have enough sprites in them that they will keep you busy for some time.

Rudi Bloks
January 3, 1998
Marathon2 Durandal
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Coop Coliseum

3-level solo scenario, designed to be played cooperatively. The level design could be a little more interesting, but it'll keep you busy.

John Scott
April 21, 1997
Marathon2 Durandal
Solo Levels

Beta Molorok

A solo level that is based on the lava texture set. Some very good lighting effects along with some pretty neat tricks. Aliens are triggered weird at times, maybe a few tags need to be changed. Be careful, the first platform you start in doesn't have a ledge.

Thomas Jansson
March 23, 1997
Marathon2 Durandal
Solo Levels

Remember the Marathon

A short one level solo map with some good construction. It is media heavy but some different texture choices...the author requests emails so please help the author in that area.. A LOT of baddies and some of them don't appear as hostile as they have been in the past.

Unknown
March 23, 1997
Marathon2 Durandal
Solo Levels

Take This!

A 8 level solo map that has some very good lighting effects. There are some texture alignment problems and a lot of bad guys to kill. You will need all that ammo the author gives you to finish this thing. Some of the aliens needs to be retagged, I was able to run right by them. If you are on a 68K machine you might need the IZD.

Thomas Jansson
March 23, 1997
Marathon2 Durandal
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Surgical Strike

Level 3 of the Codename Genesis Trilogy. This by far is the authors best yet. His first two maps Codename Genesis and Postcard from Valhalla should be played before this one. The story line continues and is one of the best yet, but, you need the first two installments for all of it to piece together.

Chris Sena
January 19, 1997
Marathon2 Durandal
Solo Levels

Live and Let Die

A very large single level solo map. Lots and lots of bad guys, most of which trigger at just the right time. This level is very linear-hit every switch, etc...

Jonas Bjarnehall
January 13, 1997
Marathon2 Durandal
Solo Levels

Aksel's Best

8 levels, way too many baddies. The readme says play it on Kindergarten, to keep it from crashing. Maybe the map designer should have taken the hint?

Aksel Arnesen
January 8, 1997
Marathon2 Durandal
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Devil in a Blue Dress 2.2

A full-blown port of the M1 scenario, Devil in a Blue Dress. I won't hype this too much, since it's my baby, but it contains 21 solo levels (painstakingly debugged), almost 7 megabytes of original artwork, and 2 megabytes of original sounds. If you've played the original, you'll find all-new puzzles, secrets, and enhancements. If you haven't, this should keep you busy for almost as long as Bungie's M2 scenario.

Because of it's extreme size, it's also available in floppy-sized chunks.

Marathon Map Makers' Guild
December 2, 1996
Marathon2 Durandal
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