USP TheDescent v1.0 file - The Descent: An Unreal Singleplayer Collaborative Adventure mod for Unreal

Thank you, i'm going to play this.

This was AWESOME from start to finish! This mod if filled with a lot of stuff to make you feel a lot of emotions. From silliness to moments of suspense, and sometimes I felt goosebumps running up my back.

I just wish to know the full story because I didn't seem to understand much, but I took a day off just to play this mod and it was a good day indeed! Thanks for your effort!

(1/2)
A little addendum to my review: simply put, stupendous!
I went in expecting only a few maps to distract myself for a short amount of time, but what I found was an entire journey that I went through in one sitting.

SPOILERS AHEAD!
This mod doesn't play well with DX11 render, it'll crash on reload and level transition so be advised. Otherwise the game was very stable for me and it never crashed. Although even on DX9 some parts were so unoptimized, it caused heavy lags for me (titan&spiders; bossfight, stone titan bossfight, giant meat generator when you look up at it). Might be the HD pack's fault, who knows, the original game had steady framerate for me at all times.

The beginning section probably undersells the entire thing with silly memes added for a cheeky giggle, and initially it even gave me wrong expectations and impression. Also I thought I'd have to sneak my way in, only to realize that enemies won't attack me, making me feel incredibly stupid.
After that, the first real level begins - a short trip to the caves accompanied by some skirmishes trivialized by the Quadshot - I had an impression someone in the team really wanted to feature this beast. In return, enemies are armed with Flak Cannons, have fun xoxo :)
The second level is when the gimmicks start to appear, and I never thought you could make a titan boss fight not yawn-inducing, good job. With infinitely spawning enemies, you are forced to make a run for it, which also somewhat counters the savescumming aspect - something I reckoned would be impossible. Overall this level gave me Serios Sam vibes, and for that I'd call it decent.
The third level has the most unusual gimmick, and by the time I figured it out I was at my last legs. I wish there was a stash of medkits after the first big fight in the closed room, but oh well. Also I'm not sure if I solved the "electro-wall" thing properly, I just jumped on the beam and then past the wall, it worked for me, but the ghost was luring me into the shack on the side so that confused me a bit. The level and lore featured in it is very immersive and really feels like a part of Napali's history. The environmental storytelling is also spot on in this (as is in the last level, but more on that later).
The fourth level I liked a lot, it gave me heavy Tomb Raider vibes. Also I was happy with the ability to smack monsters in the face with my fists, I always wanted to go medieval on them! The search party lore was good, and bossfight again - creative! But there are several glitches on this map - when you fall down into the water, you can avoid the "rock damage" (I assume) trigger when you swim to the side immediately, so you end up with 50 health instead of less. But when you get into the water again near the sunken rocks, the trigger will activate and you'll get damaged out of nowhere. Another small issue is the missing texture on the ceiling (the smudged part): Imgur.com
The bossfight also had some issues - mainly the adds were tanking my framerate to the point that I thought the game would crash, and the boss itself had way too much health (though to be fair I think I missed two of the rocks when I dropped them on him, oh well).
What else? The section where you get "caught" was nice, the demon-like thing was spooky and cool. Safe to say map 2 and map 3 officially gave me pupae and manta ptsd, haha. The "prison" part with breaking the energy generators was interesting, you retread the same places while fighting new threats, I always liked that kind of thing. The "flesh ship" as I call it was unnerving and cool, though there are again some glitches - the ghost figures reappear after you reload the game, which caused the female ghost walk straight into my face after I cleared the tube, probably unintentional but it gave me a little scare. The clearing itself is weird, first time it didn't even clear the meat parts properly, yet counted it as "complete" somehow. I also want to mention puzzles, none of them were really difficult, but honestly most of the time I had no idea what I was doing and somehow they solved themselves anyway.