Insertion

Insertion

Authors	David Shaw, Stephen Watson, Thomas Evans, Adam Williamson
Port	Vanilla Doom
IWAD	Doom II
Year	1998
Link	Doomworld/idgames

Insertion is an eleven-level PWAD for Doom II. It was created by David Shaw, Stephen Watson, Thomas Evans and Adam Williamson. Most of the authors had previously worked on either the first or second Memento Mori, or Requiem, and the gameplay and level design found here is similar in style to those, albeit with fewer maps. David Shaw contributed the soundtrack for Insertion.

Content[edit]

Levels[edit]

MAP01: Sabbatical by David Shaw
MAP02: Abandoned Station by David Shaw
MAP03: Cakewalk by Stephen Watson and David Shaw
MAP04: Inner Sanctum by David Shaw
MAP05: Barracks of Hell by Thomas Evans
MAP06: The Enemy Within by Thomas Evans
MAP07: Military Inferno by Thomas Evans
MAP08: Toxic Waste Site by Stephen Watson
MAP09: Running Scared by Adam Williamson
MAP10: Hanford Disaster by David Shaw, Stephen Watson and Thomas Evans
MAP11: Focal Point by Adam Williamson and David Shaw

Soundtrack[edit]

MAP01: "Breath of Sin" from Requiem
MAP02: "Inner Turmoil" from STRAIN
MAP03: "Mystic's Glance" from Requiem
MAP04: "Scent of Hell" from STRAIN
MAP05: "Hunter's Lair" from Requiem
MAP06: "In the Heart of Darkness" from STRAIN
MAP07: "Lamneth's Ground" from Requiem
MAP08: "Nervous Tick", originally composed for, but not used in, STRAIN
MAP09: "The Helix" from Requiem
MAP10: "Suphilixious" from STRAIN
MAP11: "The Hell 'Prince' Medley" from STRAIN
Intermission: "The Rhythm of Carnage" from Requiem
Title screen: "Baracus Returns" from Requiem

All songs by David Shaw (Tolwyn).

Built-in demos[edit]

This WAD features four built-in demos. All require Doom II v1.9 to view them. The demo levels are:

Demo	Level	Skill	Tics	Length
DEMO1	MAP03: Cakewalk	4	1324	0:37.83
DEMO2	MAP07: Military Inferno	4	1629	0:46.54
DEMO3	MAP05: Barracks of Hell	4	1753	0:50.09
DEMO4	MAP07: Military Inferno	4	1629	0:46.54

External links[edit]

Insertion at Doomworld/idgames
Insertion at the Doom Speed Demo Archive
Review at ONEMANDOOM: WAD Reviews