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| | == General == | | == General == |
| | === Gameplay === | | === Gameplay === |
| − | In a corrupted and decayed Minas Tirith which was once full of life, surrounded by the everlasting risk of falling into lava, the player must reach the top of the decayed city to claim their salvation and to save the world. The map involves searching for the correct route to get to the top of the city, using parkour to the player's advantage.
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| | === Aesthetics === | | === Aesthetics === |
| − | The map follows a similar aesthetic palette to its counterpart Minas Tirith. However, in End of World at the start, the city is portrayed as a more barren city, with corrupted aspects created by using obsidian and soul sand. The city is closely identical to the one in Minas Tirith, but with buildings made replaced with stone blocks. The map has lava to add to the corrupted theme, with blocks of wood burning on the inside portions of the map.
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| | == Challenges == | | == Challenges == |