The Shores of Hell

The Shores of Hell is the second episode in Doom. All maps in this episode are credited to Sandy Petersen, though many of them were first started by Tom Hall. The episode is set on Deimos, which is being overrun and infested by the demonic forces. To show this, its levels generally resemble UAC facilities that have been partially altered by the demonic invaders. The sky used for the background consists of mountains against red clouds.

Levels

 * E2M1: Deimos Anomaly
 * E2M2: Containment Area
 * E2M3: Refinery
 * E2M4: Deimos Lab
 * E2M5: Command Center (Exit to secret level)
 * E2M6: Halls of the Damned
 * E2M7: Spawning Vats
 * E2M8: Tower of Babel (Cyberdemon is boss)
 * E2M9: Fortress of Mystery (Secret level)

Current records
The Compet-n records for the episode are:

Trivia

 * The episode's intermission screen changes from level to level, showing how the Tower of Babel is gradually built by the forces of hell as the marine advances. This does not seem to happen in the Xbox 360 Arcade version of the game.


 * Many of the episode's levels feature UAC locales that have alterations or additions of hellish origin to create the impression that the base is being assimilated by Hell. For example, while most buildings still use human-made keycards for locked doors, some others use demonic skull keys. E2M3: Refinery includes keycards for the player to pick up, but also has some skull-marked door frames. Some switches found in the levels are UAC-style push buttons, while others appear to be of demonic nature. To a certain degree this is because the levels were originally designed to be plain UAC facilities, as seen in the alpha versions of the game, but were later moved to a more hellish environment. This decision was made more believable by having Deimos teleported to a location over hell's surface at the beginning of the game.