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Atlantean Nightmare by Opaque79

Cbl 8 8 10 9
cheng 8 10 9 9
DJ Full 8 9 8 10
 
release date: 07-Jan-2026
# of downloads: 100

average rating: 8.83
review count: 3
 
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file size: 70.40 MB
file type: TR1
class: Atlantis
 


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Reviewer's comments
"Who knew purple skies and Atlantean architecture worked so well! A jaunt through some of the highlights of Unfinished Business in miniature, this is an enjoyable adventure that is easily playable in about half an hour. The builder clearly understands the "principles of Atlantis design" with lots of windows foreshadowing future events, tight corners for the creepy flesh monsters to spring from, and some suitably grandiose spaces that echo Temple of the Cat with new texture design. I'd eagerly return to this version of Atlantis, especially the new stone and sky colors, but perhaps with some additional unique puzzles or gameplay to evoke more surprise. Fun battles and platforming, and a reminder of what makes TR1 enduringly fun. 2/3 secrets, 33 minutes." - Cbl (10-Jan-2026)
"Could be a tutorial before you dump players into Unfinished Business because it's much less aggressive while keeping the mood. It's also quicker with reduced filler, and with a twist you didn't quite see coming. It also makes a starter for custom level players willing to get into Atlantis, because almost everything else we got on this topic wants to murder you all the time. Therefore I find this level much needed." - DJ Full (08-Jan-2026)
"A thoroughly delightful journey. The puzzles were simple yet entertaining, and both the graphics and music in the game were absolutely perfect. The enemies were quite formidable, but ammo supplies were more than adequate. When a large cache of ammo and med-packs suddenly appeared near the end, I had a hunch there was more to the earlier part than met the eye—and sure enough, that turned out to be the case." - cheng (08-Jan-2026)