Detention was created for the competitions here at the Snarkpit a while ago, but since these results still aren't releases I decided to show the map of here. It's 50% inside and 50% outside a jail.

Check out my Portfolio for some screenshots of this map.

Mudanchee is a compact, fast and fun Half-Life 2 deathmatch map, set in an ancient cave system. Players combat each other between gloomy crystals, old tombs, clattering waterfalls and archeological equipment.

The complete weapon array is available, as well as various custom objects such as sharp crystals, hammers and rocks. Action is never far away due to the compact nature of the map, and vertical combat plays an important role. And there's the occasionally hidden items...

This is one of a serie of example/tutorial maps I'm going to create to accompany some articles I'm writing. I'm playing a bit with the style of this type of maps now.

Right now, the player can tick buttons to get a short narratory describing a particular trick or setup. Additional buttons are provided to toggle specific options, like the display of entities and the like.

Thing's I'm thinking about is doing small camera cut-scene's after a button-press, rather than audio only.

What do you think about this kind of map? What works and what could (or should) be done different?