First mission is everything you want from a city mission without it becoming at all overwhelming, something that tends to happen to me with this FM style. Stoney skyscrapers of the best fantasy kind. The readables are highly enjoyable and the map is very useful. The loop you make through the city and the city areas (in the gameplay sense) give i...

This is the nature of all my reviews nowdays it seems, to be looking for hidden gems, but I am all too glad when I find one to stop myself. This is a beautiful, big city mission that is not that roofty as it's potrayed. It's tight, like Godbreaker's third mission, and it works more in two or three levels at the same time, so you'll be looking d...

That's all there is to it. As I and many people always say, not a fun of undead missions but this one is excelent. We keep making exceptions but because they are so good. This one is one of them. It'll feel like a great mesh of Thief and classic Tomb Raider, and you may think those fit well but wait until you actually play it. Great FM.

Usually not a fan of zombie missions (I'm in the "T2's better" camp) but this one is great. It's the return of a legend if I'm not mistaken, someone that participated literally in the first Fm ever created, as a challenge that ultimately led TTLG to release Dromed, so pretty important.

FM's a lot of fun. Old school style in the creation of en...

What a bar this author has set upon themselves by releasing such a great FM. All that's good has already been said, I just wanted to add my voice to the choir. Highly enjoyable and at the level of the masters of Dromed.

First map is beautiful in it's architecture but it suffers from a certain linearity. The city and the rooms feel big in a good way, and it's aesthetics reminds me more of Calendra's, The Sword, Bafford's Manor, the magic aspect of Thief 1. Started ghosting but it was too narrow for me. Any time you come across an obvious detour, it is not an alt...

I've been having a blast playing all of Intruder's missions. Even when not a single one is a masterpiece, imho, they are all worthy of your time, and each is greatly benefited by you having played the others from one single reason: Intruder is the master taffer at taking levels or aesthetics from the OMs and remaking them with a twist. This one,...

Another hidden gem! Fun, spooky, haven't had fun looking for well hinted hidden levers since some time. Story is great, nice twists, and I love when Garret does some sleuthing. Greatly recommended! Only thing is some things become frobbable after you reach a certain point or read a readable, so I spent a godawful ammount of time right at the beg...

Played it on release not to completition and rated it too low. Got interested in a replay after seeing some of the other FMs of the author (and for how long they've been working on FMs), and glad I did. It's not the prettiest FM, I've been spoiled by current authors and this one looks a lot like an early FM. But when you first get to a rooftop a...

A solid FM in the vein of abandoned city section overrun by the undead. Unforgettable dock area. And that crow!

I keep coming back to this FM. Today I tried out a soft ghosting with the light gem and HUD deactivated. Fully inmersed, it was great, loved it. Tried the deactivating the light gem thing yesterday and immediately thought about this one to try because I remembered that the shadow work was greatly done. It's probably one of the prettiest FMs ever.

The mission is one big puzzle of keyhunts and undeads. A very good one, with the novel gimmick of an enemy that damages you when you look at them. Tought out aesthetics as well.

Another nicked classic. This one makes me think a lot of Ascend the Dim Valley, both in colors and the structure of going up terrain. The story is non-intrusive but otherwise very interesting, letting you piece it together (not that there is a lot to piece anyway, and that's not a bad thing) through diegetic and realistic readables that don't ex...