DM-Warren: TF2 Style Map in Unity 3D

Hi all!

DM-Warren is my attempt at getting back into mapping, since I used to do quite a bit with TF2 and UDK before Unity...have always missed the simple joy of making maps- especially for multiplayer "arena" use!

DM-Warren is meant to be a fast, frantic, "warren" of FPS ker-blamming. Every area has multiple entrances and exits, but plenty of nooks and crannies for clever players to ambush from. An outer "donut track" provides entertainment for Run 'n Gun enthusiasts, while the central "Courtyard" encourages free-for-all boom-fests.

Exciting!

Thanks for looking, lots of updates to come!

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Progress Snapshot #2 (11-11-12, 4:00am)

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Webplayer: http://www.sixbysevenstudio.com/probuilder/DM-Warren_Web/

Time Spent So Far: ~14 hours

Progress Snapshot #1 (11-8-12, 1:20am)

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Time Spent So Far: ~8 hours

Play it in your web browser! http://www.sixbysevenstudio.com/probuilder/DM-Warren_Web/

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Thanks!

Good to hear, Pericolos0! Both you and generalvivi have amazing work, thanks much

Haha...okay, so I MAY have gone overboard with that

Thanks Thurnip, it does add quite a bit to the scene- part of the reason I like to go for bright, primary colors.