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Advanced engine needed  : None, designed on Vanilla Doom2.exe
Primary purpose         : Single play
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Title                   : The Park of Doom
Filename                : DOOMPARK.WAD
Release date            : March 16th, 2012.
Finished date           : August 4, 1995.
Author                  : Glen McColl <glenzinho>
Email Address           : [email protected]
Other Files By Author   : A few, no others released as yet
Misc. Author Info       : Original Doomer from 94-95, on hiatus until 2011.

Description             : An ancient evil has been disturbed at Doom City.
                         The minions of Hell have taken over the parkland
                         estate and sewrage treatment dam in Doom City.  They
                         have slaughtered many and taken others prisoner in
                         the city lockup, for they do not want their plans
                         disturbed.  Under the park is the cavern of Imps,
                         Demons, and Cacodemons, waiting to be released by
                         the hellspawn.  You have been taken prisoner by the
                         foul motherf@#kers.  As your captor leads you in to
                         the jail house, you punch him out, confiscate his
                         pistol and blaze your way out.

                         As you remove the red key from its place, you
                         unwittingly unleash the occupants of the cavern.
                         Imps, Demons, Cacodemons, appear out of nowhere!

                         Can you take it?  Play it and see... (It's quite
                         easy, really)

Additional Credits to   : Raphael Quinet and Brendan Wyber, authors of DEU
                         ADMiRAL & SONiC (The Un-Naturals), ported DEU to
                         DOOM II
                         Matthew Ayres, author of WadEd v1.83b
                         Colin Reed, author of BSP
                         Alex Korobka, for his version of BSP
                         Authors of URBNBETA.WAD, for the sky texture
                         TiC, author of NWT v1.3
                         Me, author of MINDLESS.WAD (which this is based on)
                         id Software, the makers of your DOOM...
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* What is included *

New levels              : 1
Sounds                  : No
Music                   : No
Graphics                : Yes (Sky texture)
Dehacked/BEX Patch      : No
Demos                   : Yes (DEMO1 v1.666)
Other                   : Yes (Endoom screen - hey this is a 1995 wad!)
Other files required    : None

* Play Information *

Game                    : DOOM2
Map #                   : MAP01
Single Player           : Designed for
Cooperative 2-4 Player  : Player starts only
Deathmatch 2-4 Player   : Player starts only
Difficulty Settings     : Yes (Although in this day and age, UV is the only way to go!)

* Construction *

Base                    : Modified MINDLESS.WAD
Build Time              : 25 hours +
Editor(s) used          : DEU II v6.66, WadEd v1.83, BSP v1.1 W, NWT v1.3
Known Bugs              : None
May Not Run With...     : ...out legs!


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