Three versions of the same level - some reduced because of the amounts of polygons used slowed weak machines. Unfortunately, none of them are much fun. Download this one if you want to look at some of the tricks in the big level, but don't bother trying to play it over the net.

Ohh, gee. Let's create two huge mazes where you cannot see anyone until they're right in front of you. I know - let's make the passageways so tight your hectors get caught! Don't bother with this one.

Two levels by Captain Blaze... enough said.

The last known beta version of AvaraBall, the final was (to my knowledge) never released. A massive ball game level that really never caught on.

I pity the fools who download this set. How to put this nicely... This %^$# sucks big time. Even the author says so in the read me. Beta versions of a bunch of unfinished levels. This shouldn't ever have been uploaded to the site.

Hmmm, a few dark levels here. Average by any measure.

Two below-average levels by Whyte Shadow. Don't bother here.

A medium sized arena with a big ball, and a few little balls... oh and some blocks. Yeah, blocks. And Balls. Oh- almost forgot the walls! And Blocks. Did I mention a big ball?

Just plain ugly.

A Pepto-Bismol™ colored floor, and a few blocks. Yawn

YABL == Yet Another Block Level. Egads, and not very imaginative either.

Three versions of the same, boring level. Hang it up buddy.

If you like levels where all you have are laser guns - you'll like this. Otherwise it's just a bunch of average levels without any grenades or missiles.

designed by ELDoce, this map is a rendition of the town square of Caldwell, Texas, ca. 1880, the buildings are rustic, the courthouse tall. That is, of course, what that huge blocky looking brown structure in the center of town is.