Doom 2: Good Morning Phobos - Map 20: Three Ways to Hell (UV Max)

This is an updated 2021 version of sincity2100’s original 2017 release of GMP. It upgrades the soundtrack of multiple maps, makes several map replacements, and makes smaller improvements to other maps.

Good Morning Phobos is a 33 map WAD. It takes heavy influence from the likes of TNT: Evilution, Perdition’s Gate, and some newer WADs. It also heavily utilizes the Community Chest 4 texture pack. Some might see it as a drawback, due to how much it’s used, but the gameplay makes up for whatever visual/aesthetic flaws the WAD has.

This is an underrated pick, in my opinion, for the top WADs of the 2010s. The combat is addictive as hell, and sincity’s ability to make consistently fun and engaging levels is something to admire.
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IWAD: Doom 2
Port: DSDA-doom 28.0
Compatibility: Boom (comp level 9)
Mapper(s): sincity2100
MIDI: Jimmy Paddock - Faultline (from Back to Saturn X)
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Good Morning Phobos (2021 Edition): https://www.doomworld.com/idgames/lev...

DSDA-doom: https://www.doomworld.com/forum/topic...

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This is the last tech base before we venture into hell, and it's another spicy one. sincity continues to bring his signature cathartic and bloody action combined with this energetic and driving Jimmy MIDI.

Tom Mustaine's "Infinite" from TNT used to be here, and I suppose it worked pretty well also, because this map too reminds me of TNT in many ways. I'm glad though that sincity decided to give this map a new identity.

I like the choice you have to go the two different ways at the beginning, and I found that going left first was the easiest for me. Getting the BFG was also a tad easier on this side for me, and it makes the second half a breeze. The usually annoying and time-consuming Mastermind and Arch Vile ambushes are made a lot more fun.

This isn't exactly the most standout map so far, but I like the combat and visuals, and the music gives the map a renewed sense of life.