Level 6: WGBoss - the action-packed finale to WGSpace and the only previously-unreleased level from the pack, make your way the final showdown. You'll get to see the most devious locations ever of the episode so stray yourself to your weapons and always be on guard.
Level 5: WGAlien - sharing the theme of the second level, but this time it's bigger, badder and better. More of the celebrated killing spree and more enjoyment than ever. Level 4: WGSpace 4 - not much different from the first two instalments but still good nonetheless. Find a way to get out of the moon before it's too late. Level 3: WGSpace 3 (Ice Moon) - set in the moon itself a distant departure from the previous two levels. Level 2: WGSpace 2 (Alien Resurrection) - an infested alien hive, and Duke has been sent to take off the alien vermin right away, no doubt about it. Level 1: WGSpace 1 (Astro Core) - the opening level, a great space station to build up tension before proceeding to the next steps. The episode is comprised of the following 8 levels: Wonderful design, complex non-lineality, astonishing detail, excellent enemy/weapon layout are many of the highlights these levels boasts to keep the player satisfied during its run. The original maps recieved minor overhaul, mainly fixing recurring bugs, especially to the DukeMatch and Co-Operative workbench, to play just like the originals and an exclusive new boss level has been bundled to top off the episode itself plus, the review score has been equally averaged out of the original maps (excluding the new one, of course, due to being previously unreleased).Īs to expect from its title, WGSpace is a space episode, do'h, and quite one from the earlier batch of levels which reached significant popularity amongst avid Duke-fans. Previously released as standalone levels during a span of 8 years atop - for the first time these gems get a GRP'ed release with WGSpace, William Gee's latest offer, and just in time for the author's 27th birthday. Review by Fernando Márquez on 7th August 2008
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