Levels from MotoHead and Jabba, these fall a bit short in the playability area.

A nice rendition of a basketball court, complete with backboards.

The first (and only) "Official" collection from Ambrosia, this set took several levels from various authors and combined them into one set. This set includes the following levels: Blockparty, John B v1.8, Playground v1.4, Ruins of Coatepetl, Sausage Levels v1.3, Spring and Winter.

The set of levels needed to play in the Avara Ladder (12/2001). Includes a few choice levels from previous sets, plus a few extra ones! Good luck to all those who participate, and may the best player win... or could it be the luckiest?

This is just the Avara Level Design file in an easier to use DocMaker format for easy look up of varibles and objects etc. The Convertion was made by Tycho Maudd

Probably the best effort by Frenzy - this is almost an essential - small killfest arena play. Fun, fun, fun.

Three levels by Frenzy. Ho hum.

An interesting set of "racing" levels - complete with new hector heads. The object here is not to kill, but to run as fast as you can and complete the course. Of course, if you kill someone that delays them from completing. If you're tired of the same old levels - try this one, but it tires quickly.

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.

The fifth geezer set released in February on 1999, this one is the geezers take on Ball Games. Containing the popular GzrBall level, SnapBall and others including Kniqs "Heimlich" levels.

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