Marathon 1 (1994) supports non-Euclidean spaces but only got used sparingly. So there’s this whole game of levels with maps, and then one or two levels with imp

Marathon 1 (1994) supports non-Euclidean spaces but only got used sparingly. So there’s this whole game of levels with maps, and then one or two levels with impossible spaces that the game doesn’t warn you about or tell you it could exist. So it’s possibly the best Easter egg location I’ve ever found in a game. Found a video that demonstrates it: https://www.reddit.com/r/Marathon/comments/vclu55/probably_not_the_first_to_find_this_but_ran_into/ https://www.reddit.com/r/Marathon/comments/vclu55/probably_n...