This makes the game very dark, and often the only things you can see in the distance are the blinking lights of a force field or computer system (which there are a lot of).
The atmosphere of the game is created by one of the major changes to the Wolfenstein engine - shading. Your job is to run in, kill anything that moves and destroy the portal. It takes place in a scientific\office complex that has been all but cleansed by aliens, who arrived through an artifact that was brought back from Mars. Once you get over the fact that the graphics are limited by the Wolfenstein engine (a heavily modified one at that), Corridor 7 becomes an atmospheric and often scary game. You see, it uses the Wolfenstein engine, an engine which, by the time Corridor 7 came out, had been well and truly eclipsed by the Doom engine, and so it was ignored for having inferior graphics. Corridor 7 was widely shunned by gamers as well. Capstone Software were widely regarded for their very average games - Operation: Bodycount, Techwar - but amongst the mediocrity, there was one game that was not so average.
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