Review: Space Station V.08 - immranderson

This is a review for the level Space Station V. 07 by creator immranderson
Description:
Trapped in a destroyed space station you must find out what happened to the crew and ship.
PROS:
Loved the atmosphere of this level. The music was set right, the choice of material was perfect, and lighting was fairly well done. Liked the sections with the flashnight, it kinda gave it that survival horror feel. Also the part where you must float out to the other half was neat. The wrench puzzle was well done.
CONS:
The station could have used a bit more decorating. Maybe buttons or flashing alarms lights. Something to give it more of a space station feel. The jet packs were placed in ok locations but times i would read the text and hit "o" and lose my pack. This sometimes meant I had to force kill myself. I didn't like the boss. It was slow and boring and I'm not too sure if it worked properly. I would shoot at the area (where i assume) that would cause it to scream but yet it sometimes didn't take down a life. This got to be more tedious then anything and there really wasn't much threat to it. The magic mouths, if not on a character, should always be set to Not Visible. This just makes the level look slightly junky.
ADVICE:
As I said make it feel more like a space station. I know I had trouble near the end, and it was really not me thinking clearly, but what did happen was i took off my jet pack and was unable to grab the wrench (we have talked and already discussed my problem.) but the same thing could happen to others so watch out for that.
FINAL THOUGHTS:
Liked the level overall until the anti-climatic boss which was really a dissapointment, because the whole level you are trying to find out what happened to the station. The level really shines because of the great atmosphere!
Length: Medium
Difficulty: Easy. unless you have trouble with puzzles but still fairly easy
Replayability: None. You find out what happens and thats that.
Funness: A little but for the most part not really.
Score: 5/10