Vesuvius', two new solo levels note the aforementioned 'Il grande silenzio' and a level called 'The Library of Babel' bridging Tempus Irae and The Lost Levels, all 20 net maps that shipped with Tempus Irae, and all 12 net maps that shipped with The Lost Levels since two pairs of levels have been combined, this makes for a total of 49 solo levels, 32 net levels, and 81 levels total. Vesuvius 2', which were only separated due to now-deprecated engine restrictions, recombined into one level, all 12 solo levels of Tempus Irae 2: The Lost Levels note with 'Il spazio pagano' and '.in fin dei conti.' likewise recombined, for the same reasons as 'Mt. Vesuvius' and 'I Can Feel It', two other levels that received major revisions.) Redux will feature all 37 solo levels of the original Tempus Irae note with 'Mt. Features include higher-resolution graphics with glow and parallax mapping, new and remastered sounds (many in stereo), overhauls to levels designed to fix several recurring complaints, a new secret level, a soundtrack, and more a playlist containing development videos from Redux can be found here, with 'Gates of Delirium', 'Ameseno, Italy' (extensive revisions of existing levels) and 'Il grande silenzio' (the new secret level Italian for The Great Silence) perhaps being good starting places. The 2006 Aleph One re-release contains updated high-resolution graphics.Ī second re-release, titled Tempus Irae Redux, has been in development since April 2020. There was also a sequel of sorts called Tempus Irae 2: The Lost Levels, which had a more fragmentary approach to its storytelling. This scenario contains some absolutely beautiful graphics and map design, and it also contains some superb sounds. The Pfhor inevitably follow them and it is up to the player to stop them. After Infinity, the player winds up in the service of the S'pht, who travel back to Renaissance Italy in an attempt to recover some manuscripts from Leonardo da Vinci. Tempus Irae: Arguably the second major total conversion for Infinity, headed by Chris Borowiec (Borzz) and James Hastings-Trew.

However, as it lacks an HD release, it may seem rather dated compared to some subsequent scenarios it's often regarded as unnecessarily difficult on higher difficulty settings (ammo scarcity has been a recurring complaint) and its plot can be charitably described as an Excuse Plot.

The level design was fairly innovative for the time, and the game has received particular acclaim for its monsters, weapons, and sounds. This scenario goes off in something of a horror direction, with some absolutely terrifying monsters. It is a loose sequel to Shaw's Marathon 2 scenario Siege of Nor'Korh, though it isn't necessary to have played Siege to understand Evil. Evil: The first major total conversion for Marathon Infinity, headed by Randall Shaw (also known by his moniker FrigidMan), who created the Vidmaster's Challenge secret levels for Infinity.

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