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Evening Training (atmospheric map)

An atmospheric and dynamic map with elements of horror. The map is based on a simple yet multifaceted storyline. The player has the freedom to explore the map as they see fit, including the use of the secret gun room.
The player has the option to play the map in different ways, as there are 3 endings to the map. (not including defeat)
Choice. You are not forced to kill everyone, but if you decide to have a bloodbath, so you must drink this cup to the bottom.

First of all, let me remind you that the map makes little sense if you play it without the necessary set of music/sounds that are listed in the required products.
Secondly, don't forget to turn on the music sound at 100% and lower the sound effects to 20%. It is also advisable to lower the brightness to the standard value of 1. After this easy setup, you can fully enjoy the map.

There is no music during the game, only at the end of the game.
You can activate music from the game and 1 music from the internet through the player. (So don't touch the player)
In one of the endings, the battle is accompanied by old free music (Josh Woodward - Methylchloroisothiazolinone)
+To avoid activating the music in the secret room - do not jump into the portal.

I would like to thank one person who, back in 2021, helped me with tips on creating a map in this funny and peculiar game, where there are not so many guides and especially such responsive people. (The community is not big)
To my surprise, he still helps newbies. (I couldn't do that, to be honest)
@Kersher, this is a message for you. Thank you so much for your helpful advices.

I would also like to mention @OLD JмЫX
Thanks for testing my map.

A long time ago, for the sake of fun, I started creating a map of my school, where I went to judo. I made a map for my brother, who also went there. I just wanted to make a joke and close this card for personal use. First, I made a room, then I added people there who would represent real people from my school. Even the coach turned out to be like in real life. It didn't seem serious, but then I got carried away.
As a result, it got to the point where this small room with jokes turned into a large map with its own plot and story.
I had to remove some of the jokes, and I left the rest. In some places, the map doesn't seem logical or stupid. So you've stumbled upon a joke that you probably won't understand because it's tied to a specific person, but it doesn't really affect the big picture.
The map is very multifaceted. There are visual jokes, elements of horror, classic fighting, and a pinch of drama.
Everyone will find something of their own in it. There are 3 endings on the map, for each passing style. A special prize awaits those who are particularly curious.

The beginning of autumn, it's already getting colder. It's evening, it's dark outside and the city is getting ready for bed.
You and your friend enter the school through a closed courtyard where construction work is underway to help a friend who is being bullied by local judokas. (The judo section is located in the school) Everything happens with the full approval of the coach. You can't leave a friend in trouble, and the offenders will be punished. But be careful, these judoists know how to fight.
The plot is funny and simple, but who knows what else might unfold at night school....

1) Three endings
2) 75 enemies (7 minor ones)
3) The Secret Room
4) Not a linear plot
5) The possibility of choice
6) You can choose the music on the stage.
7) Atmospheric sounds
8) Horror elements
9) Secret weapons (Firearms, including)
10) 6 first aid kits and 3 boosters

The blue key is in the coach's safe (next to the biker boss)
The red key is on the shelf of the cabinet on the second floor. (where the gramophone is)
The yellow key is lying in the backyard next to the garbage container

Don't throw soap at the mysterious cleaner running off into the dark
Behind the construction without boards is a secret room
Don't go down to the basement
What's behind bars?

I wanted to add a lot more to that map, but the constant hidden breakdowns are already bothering. Initially, I did not plan this map to be so large, so I did everything in a simplified way, but then I had to optimize it more and more, literally redoing some things from 0. The main thing is that the main ideas have been implemented and I am happy with it. I want to move on to the next map as soon as possible with the experience gained.

The most I like about this map is the oppressive silence at the end of the battle. This slight noise in your ears creates an unusual feeling. You expect to see at least someone in the rooms, but there is no one else, and you start to see ghostly silhouettes in the fog. (The twitching corpses add to the horror.)