A test map that exploits the Platformer Chisel effect. A lift that connects two rooms that is open on all four sides. This map is totally indebted to the amazing map hacking of Jason Harper.

VERY small map in the veins of "poorly built spaceship" (GRENDEL). 8 player locations but will get crowded with even 4 players. Not many netmaps are this small, check it out if you want tight action with small groups. HUGE KPM rates guaranteed

version 1.0 didn't have skull and hill marked. this is now fixed

18 physics models i made for myself a while ago. Nice ones too, nicest i've seen for marathon1.

Four years in the making, Rubicon is the is the largest Marathon scenario project ever created.

Small map, 4 connected rooms with 2 smaller rooms connected by a stairway. 2 films included to demonstrate the carnage held within.

5 levels, focus is on vertical movement. Everything is fast - hesitate and you're lost. (Elevators, for example, generally visit a level for a second or two - time the jump-off, or head back to where you started.

A tiny applescript app that does one thing (and does it right) - it converts any Marathon file to Aleph One format (maps, shapes, sounds, Infinity files, Evil files, almost anything goes). Far more convenient than ResEdit. v1.2 adds folder/disc drag-n-drop and compatibility with all 3rd party scenarios. v1.3 now converts entire folders, instead of just one level deep.

A couple of years ago, ydnar offloaded the last of his Marathon detritus, a very impressive (though slightly unfinished) map called Last Survivor of the Nostromo. Recently, oogaBooga decided to polish it up.

In March, 1999, Antonio de Llamas released a single level preview for an ambitious project he'd undertaken - Return to Marathon.