The architecture in itself was nothing to scream about, but laid out as it is; everything fitted right in. Although nothing really caught my eye, with the exception of a few things like the wind-tower, my eye did not need to be caught. Nothing stood out, therefore everything fitted right in. Some nice effects however, indoors some nice sloped walls/roofs, a nice firing-slit at the Allied end of the map, great use of rusty railings, lovely ladders... you get the idea! Although few standing out features, who needs them when you have a map this natural looking? Good marks for this.

The lighting, this map being in full, harsh daylight, was not really applicable; apart from indoors. A high ambientlight was used, but this is forgiven as this fits in nicely with the effect this map creates. All sources of light have a nicely wired up lamp - all that wiring must have taken a while; and this adds beautifully to 'the effect'. Although lighting is sort-of a null issue in this map, if this map's suncolor and ambientlight values were dropped into night-time, this map would still look great, even with just the existing lights. Good marks!

The sounds were wonderful. The wind, the creaking of the wind-tower, the occasional crickets, all went great into this map. Nothing to detract from ones 'listening hard for the enemy', but enough as to add well to the aforementioned 'effect'.

The theme was wonderful. The map had a theme, and it was rigidly adhered to all the way through this map. Each little detail added that little bit more. The map was ended off wonderfully too, with gates offering a little 'view' of the outside world, as well as rocks cutting off view.

The FPS rates are high, the detail rates are high; the effect is wonderful...