An 8-level solo scenario, 5 net maps, and a passel of physics models. This is a truly impressive piece of work, with very well-crafted levels, fantastic term and chapter art, and a load of cool features. It is also the first scenario specifically designed for cooperative play. In fact, it's so well-suited to coop play that it's extremely difficult as a solo map. (You may have to drop one or more difficulty levels off your normal play style in order to finish it, and you'll be cursing the low number of save terms, which wouldn't bother you at all in coop play.)

A large 5 level solo adventure that are quite large. All of the maps are large compared to most and they have enough sprites in them that they will keep you busy for some time. I got through on Normal, but it took some time. You will need to explore EVERY area, backtrack some of your steps and flip all the switches. These levels are hard, but not unplayable. The story line makes sense along with some good art work. These were made with Pfhorte and then merged with Forge. Worth the download and definitely worth your time. Some neat tricks and some great construction.

When people talk of "Total Conversions" of the Marathon universe, Trojan is one of the names that should come up first. Trojan is a complete replacement for the Marathon package. Think of it as an action game that happens to use the Marathon engine. The artwork is superb, the new weapons are awesome, the baddies are frightening... and the full package is a whole new animal. Twenty-five levels of pulse-pounding excitement... don't pass it up.

The only thing missing in the Trojan M2 port is the music.  But you can enjoy the music separately in these Trojan MP3 files (100.9MB).  They are converted from their original MIDIs using WinAmp's DiskWrite plugin and a Creative SoundBlaster AWE32.  The MP3 quality is a testament to the unmatched MIDI reproduction capabilities of this venerable sound card.