MAP01: The Earth Base is the first map of No Rest for the Living. It was designed by Russell Meakim and uses the music track "Message For The Archvile". The par time is 1:15.

MAP01: Entryway is the first map of Doom II. It was designed by Sandy Petersen and uses the music track "Running From Evil". The par time is 30 seconds. In the PlayStation and Sega Saturn joint port of Doom and Doom II, Entryway is MAP31, and is the port's first Doom II level.

MAP01: Entryway (MAP31 in PSX / Saturn) is the first map of Doom II. It was designed by Sandy Petersen and uses the music track "Running from Evil". The par time for this map is 30 seconds (retroactively, because it's the first level).

Map: Basic level map, similar to what would appear on the game's Automap screen if the map was completely revealed from the outset, and scaled to minimum size. Note that some levels may include areas that are not intended to be accessed by a player during normal gameplay.

MAP01 is the first map of Genesis. It was designed by Tony Sideris. Letters in italics refer to marked spots on the map. Sector, thing, and linedef numbers in boldface are secrets which count toward the end-of-level tally. In the area with the water …

MAP01: Congo (MAP25 in PSX) is the first map of The Plutonia Experiment. It uses the music track "The Imp's Song" from Doom. You begin in a room surrounded by sludge on top of some shells. In front of you is a long hallway, with a door to the left and right. Go through either door, up the stairs, and clean out the sergeants at the top.

2009年11月3日 · This is a small map, starting with two soldiers facing away from out. Charge forward, head down the corridor, and reach the exit in the darkened room to complete...

Level maps in PC Doom II: Hell on Earth (also Xbox version) Click any map image to zoom in

MAP01: The Earth Base is the first map of No Rest for the Living. It was designed by Russell Meakim and uses the music track "Message For The Archvile". The par time is 1:15.

MAP01: Staging Area is the first map of Doom 64 for Doom II. It was designed by Mars Jurich (Death Egg) and Elric Sullivan (DILDOMASTER666), and uses the music track "Extradimensional Beings" by José Navarrete (CoTeCiO).