The popularity of Doom back in 1993 on-wards was immense. When id Software released the map-making tools for the public to craft their own levels so they may battle the flesh-eating demons within their own creations, small-name companies tried to crank out their own unofficial expansions for the game. Out of the bowels of Sybex Incorporated came the putrid creation known as The Lost Episodes of Doom, a collection of mediocre maps created by two amateur level designers. Perhaps back then they looked and played a lot better than they do now.