As the oldest documented mission on this site that is a fully playable FM, I think "A Noble Death" automatically worth checking out. It has some rough aspects, especially the lack of proper sound propagation , or the annoying overreliance on tile floors - but I can still whole-heartedly join the other reviewers by saying that it is actually a pr...

Level design wise, A Collector's Errand doesn't do anything groundbreaking, it has a pretty straightforward layout - but I still really enjoyed that aspect of the mission for it's details, the quality lighting, etc. Also, the NPC dialogs give a nice flavor to the overall experience. So, till the part where you finish the main objective, it's a d...

One thing that I think I haven't seen any other reviews mention is: there is nothing in this mission that would imply this couldn't be somewhere in the City. Yes, the overall design is much more futuristic than what we usually see in other missions - but the author haven't used special assets, as far as I can tell. So, for me at least, the most ...

I really do like this one, especially considering the tiny scope. It's focused, decently built - and has a fun little secret too (though I couldn't find the last 300 or so worth of loot, so who knows, there might be another cool secret )! It's such a simple, but confidently built mission.

If my score seems irrationally high: I adore the bit-s...

Joking asidel, it's worth to listen to Angder's review and the ratings too - this mission barely offers anything. Its existence is more entertaining than the actual "mini-campaign" - even though it actually could have been interesting, but the author unfortunately didn't put the necessary effort into it.

I guess as a DromEd study at scripting...

I really enjoy when a fan mission goes against the usual - in any way. Here... it's not done without any flaws, but I think the current rating is strangely low (4.38). Yes, a couple of traps feel a bit cheap - so it's worth doing quicksaves every time something seems suspicious - but, the concept is fun and there are some decent ideas here and t...

This is literally a 5 minutes wonder that isn't really trying to challenge you. The map itself is nicely built and reminds me of the time when I first discovered the existence of TDM, and tried out a couple of small missions. If you want to stretch your legs a little bit by wandering around in a decently built TDM map - or you're starting to lea...

I consider this mission worth to be approached from two directions:

1. It's filled with puzzles and secrets - including some keyhunt as well, but fortunately, not the most horrible you can imagine. On the highest (Impossible) difficulty, it's mandatory to find all of them, so - just as Mike did in his review - I recommend to play the mission ...

Gigantic, boxy rooms with bunch of monsters and awful texturing everywhere, most of the mission is basically that. On Normal and Hard difficulty, you "just" need to collect some loot and find the exit (the latter one is the easy part), while on Expert, you gotta collect a vase as well - which involves some key hunting. In a nonsensical maze.

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Usually, I'm not a fan of Hammerite missions, so there is a little bit of negative biasedness on my part, and that probably affects my perception on Rotlock Prison - but still, I think this is an undoubtadly solid fan mission with high quality brush, texturing and sound work. It's somewhat of a reverse "Break from Cragscleft Prison", though it s...

I consider Adeveth one of the most intriguing FM author. Their previous (debut) entry, Interregnum, is a unique piece of art, a rough diamond, a confusing mission that challenges the player's patience. I gotta be honest though, I failed at playing it through, but still admired the end result.

Closing Hours still has many of its predecessor's ...

I love when fm authors go absolutely insane and don't care about conventions, or "nice" aesthetics. Xen did that, and the end result is a fantastic ride. Also, I love the respectful and enthusiastic nod towards "bad" missions (read the note in Bafford's basement office). I agree with Xen, there is a (probably unintentional?) surreal quality in t...

I really-really like this one! It's relatively linear, but has a strong atmosphere and a good couple of fun platforming challenges. Also, I enjoyed the mushroom hunting optional objective (managed to find all of them) a lot!

Somewhat of a SPOILER:
While I was trying to find the 10th mushroom in DromEd, I've accidentally stumbled upon a reall...