Popular games built on game engine GZDoom
When the best friend becomes an enemy, and the main villain becomes you yourself and blood flows like a river, someone will definitely have to answer the main question - Who is behind the awakening of ancient evil and is there still a chance for humanity?
My House is a mod for Doom II designed and released by Veddge as a tribute, reportedly to have been unearthed from an old floppy disk belonging to his deceased long-time friend Tom who started work in 1999 with some UDMF features added by Veddge.
Hands of Necromancy is a Dark Fantasy First Person Shooter and metroidvania game, similar to Heretic, made with the GZDoom engine. Find your weapons, fight evil forces, use the special abilities of special transformations to find your path! Show how powerful you are as a Necromancer!
A weapons and gameplay mod for GZDoom that was made as an attempt to merge old school and new school FPS design sensibilities, created by MagSigmaX
"After Doom" takes place between Doom II: Hell on Earth and Doom 64,
Prodoomer by PsychosilverTH is a 33 map total conversion of Doom 2 that is known for its RPG elements and legendary difficulty. It was designed for the GZDoom source port, as it takes advantage of many features made possible by GZDoom such as sloped 3D floors and dynamic lights.
Selaco is a brand new original shooter running on GZDoom, featuring thrilling action set pieces, destructibility, smart AI and a fleshed out story taking place within an immersive game world.
Project MSfiX'D improves over the original Project MSX with fixes for objective bugs (Orion using deprecated form of A_RailAttack) and player options like auto-reloading, HUD element opacity, etc. Also built-in cross-IWAD support.
The 'Master Levels for Doom II' is a grab-bag collection of various unstructured, unorganized WAD files, all made by various map authors with a wide variety of styles and design conventions. Most of the authors involved in the project, made these maps with the intention of them being a part of larger episode or campaign overarching a certain theme even before being contacted by id Software for this project of theirs. However, not all maps made by these authors were accepted by id Software, being later released freely by their creators after the fact, with some of them even continuing their work further, beyond the original submitted level sets. The Masterpack works by taking everything made by the authors past, present and future to the original Master Levels release and bringing it together in a single WAD file for your enjoyment. All 45 relevant (plus 1 bonus) map are now fully playable as 5 separate, organized episodes. And with this, you can now properly enjoy the works of Doom's early great authors, some of early Doom's most timeless work.
Nearly nine goddamn years after the original Cacoward-winning mod emerged from the swamp of our psyche (and roughly half a decade after its last update), Reelism is back! The original development team has reassembled to completely rebuild the whole thing using the latest GZDoom functionality, allowing us to go above and beyond with bizarre and hilarious new features. If you never played the original Reelism, here's how it works: It's an arcade survival mode where gameplay is split into five sixty-second rounds. At the start of each round, three modifiers on a slot-machine style display are re-rolled, changing gameplay rules and what weapons and monsters spawn. Some of these are fairly normal, like, say, "explosive weapons" or "Imps and their many variants". Some are quite a bit less normal, like "drive an invulnerable tank", "swarms of the dogs from Wolfenstein 3D" or "shrink to the size of a Pinky's toe". If, after five of these rounds, you've somehow managed to stay alive, a strange and wacky boss will swing by to finish you off. Defeat the boss to achieve victory! Alternatively, die hilariously and vow to get a higher score next time!
Legacy of Suffering (a.k.a LOS), is a Doom 3 themed mod for GZDoom and Skulltag created by Logan MTM, released on 28 November 2009, and was updated on December 1 the same year. It received one of the 2009 Cacowards. The mod also contains artworks by Licinio Ribeiro de Souza and was playtested by Nigel "Enjay" Rowand.
Project: AMICA is a first person shooter built in the GZDoom engine. You play the role of SID, an android set out to defeat General Genant Kekaha in order to prevent further military conflict. Explore a colorful 90's inspired world of robots, cool power ups and weapons! Collect power ups that change the way you tackle combat scenarios and exploration. Revisit areas you've already been to and explore new paths and secrets that'll help you throughout your journey!
Temple of the Lizardmen 4 is the fourth entry in the Temple of the Lizardmen series of mods. This entry was intended to combine the more action packed style of Lizardmen 2 with the more atmospheric approach of the third title, with the goal of creating an invigorating experience for the player
Mario from SM64 in GZDoom
Hurt is a large Doom map to be played with GZDoom
Box Party is a cartoony retro FPS where you shoot foods and go to parties. Along the way you'll find cool weapons to use, fellow partygoers to talk to, optional side quests to complete, and more importantly, plenty of food to fight.
This is a weapon mod that does not touch the monsters in anyway. Well more of armor mod, or maybe half of both? Your armor/clothes is your main core of health and well being, your weapons are enchanted by what you wear They are not eternal, they will break eventually, and when they do, you are in trouble as going all naked makes it hard to handle guns if you wanna stay modest. Luckily there is plenty to choose from, but you can only wear one at a time, so sometimes you might need to strip on purpose. All weapons except chainsaw have been replaced with counter parts. Medikits and bonus shards give clothing scrap which repairs armor instead of restoring health Berserk, chainsaw, armors, megaspheres, radsuits, invulnerability and invisibility spheres have cloth replacements, tho the invulnerability one can be a bit more... aggressive clothing. All weapons have alt fires and some even have reload based specials, make sure to bind those and the mod specific strip button so you can pick up those new enchanting clothes. Free look is recommended as some guns might not properly behave with mere autoaim.
A Claymation-like Standalone Game for GZDoom
Brutal Fate is a fast-paced ultra-violent retro first-person shooter inspired by 80's and 90's sci-fi movies. As a marine from the Global Order Alliance sent to Callisto to take over the local corporate government, you find yourself surrounded by legions of demonic alien invaders and you must fight for your survival. It blends the best features of classic shooters such as non-linear level design, a huge arsenal and large enemy variety with some modern aspects, making it a unique mix that does not try to hang on nostalgia, but be something of it's own.
Reprise your rule as a "scav" in this post-apocalyptic first-person shooter. A voice on the radio is calling for you. Find this mysterious "Athena" and you might finally get some answers. Be mindful of your choices along your journey or face unintended consequences.
A bewildering tale of a trashcan hobo's rise to becoming the universe's most effective security software.
You are The Crusader, standing against all that hell can throw against you. Take up thy hammer and lay waste to the horde. Battle through immense gothic cathedrals, abstract brutalism and infernal palaces as you take the fight to the very depths of the Abyss.
SHOOT STUFF, COLLECT SCORE. Here's some features of the uber'd project! Difficulty ahoy! This mod is pretty tough, especially on the last two difficulties. Try the first two difficulties first. Difficulties change more than just health and damage of enemies. They will also add stuff like more projectiles, new attacks and special abilities, extra speed (mostly for melee enemies), and other things. There are quite some nasty new tricks awaiting in the harder difficulties, some downright mean. Can you handle it?