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!
This map was lovingly crafted in just over two weeks for the 2nd Vinesauce Mapping Contest, called "Vinesauce Doom Mapping Contest II: Hellectric Boogaloo".
Lycanthorn is a game inspired by Castlevania, made in 3D! This short little game will take you through 8 levels of Vampire slaying action
Somewhere in Hell is a mod inspired by Krinkels' Madness Combat mainline flash series. Featuring over 15 weapons, 3 playable characters, and a whole lot of violence.
dead.air is a single-level PK3 for Doom II that requires GZDoom source port to play. It was designed by Xaser Acheron. It was released in December 2016 and is the spiritual sequel to his map dead.wire. It received one of the 2017 Cacowards and reached second place in the Vine Mapping Contest 2016.
This mod let's you get back into the fight against evil and it's gameplay is modernized while still playing very much the way Doom and Doom II did.
Abysm 2: Pharaoh's Judgement is an Expansion for the GZDoom mod Abysm 2: Infernal Contract. Includes a new singleplayer Campaign with new Weapons, Monsters and Quests.
Hurt is a large Doom map to be played with GZDoom
Abysm 2: Infernal Contract is an action adventure GZDoom TC for Doom 2 inspired by games such as Diablo, Dark Souls and Strife. The mod features A Hub level progression where you complete quests, level up your stats, and upgrade your weapons while keeping Doom's run and gun gameplay.
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.
The hellish minions left to wander in the aftermath of Korax's defeat during the battle of Cronos have now scattered across Parthoris looking for fresh meat, and a new realm to call their own. Beings of chaos roam freely, causing disarray in the realm. The citizens of Parthoris have barely had time to rebuild their lives in the wake of D'Sparil's reign of chaos, which was put to an end by a yet-unidentified outsider. You are Corvus. You have laid low for a while in the dockside town of Port Mercy, and become aware of the situation almost immediately. Portals open in every corner of the town, legions of the damned pouring forth and slaughtering the populace. Stepping out into the pouring rain, you come to a scene of fresh blood dashed against the cobbles, deep red tendrils of it snaking into the gutters, and raging monsters bellowing vicious cries of revenge as the townsfolk meet a gruesome end. They smell your blood and close in on you. Standing at the foot of the belltower, you brandish your elvenwand and confront the desperate beasts as they converge upon you. The gleam of its topaz gem sends chills of fear down their backs. It's you - the faithless one.
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.
NeoCore is an enemy and weapon replacement mod with its feet deep in the sci-fi theme. Instead of (just) zombies and demons, you'll be fighting cybernetic troops with purple blood and Mutants that spew green and yellow gore, Realm 667 monsters that have been edited to paint the walls with various saturated blood colors, all the while wielding powerful- "alternatively" colored guns with absurd names a la 90s game fashion like UT99
Somewhere in Napoleonic Sweden, explosives heiress Dinah Wyck awakens in a strange garden, with an equally strange robot maid insisting that she is sick and must go back to bed. Dinah has no memory of how she came to enter Castle Quarantine, nor why its bizarre inhabitants are so hostile toward her. And somewhere in the distance she hears the voice of her father calling to her. Armed only with a cricket bat and a handful of cherry bombs, Dinah sets out on a quest to rescue her father and find a way out of Castle Quarantine...
Scottish Former Sergeant of the Earth Coalition Force. After the war of between Netronian and Gaian(alien term of earthling), She finally rested and enjoyed the spare time of peace... Until she took the important message from Gundrai Zispon II, the Grand Starchief of the United Macrocosmic Party that Macrocosmos(alien term of space) is once again in danger! The evil Netronian Empire has risen and now they're about to take over the Macrocosmos. And so Eilidh grabbed her trusty Service Pistol and equipped her Tactical vest to fight back the Netronian Empire.
The City of the Damned: Apocalypse is a single-level PWAD for Doom II using the GZDoom source port. It was designed by Daniel Gimmer (Tormentor667). It is the sequel to The City of the Damned. The City of the Damned: Apocalypse was featured in Doomworld's Top 100 Most Memorable Maps, placing 58th, and is also included in the Top 25 Missed Cacowards.
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.
Mario from SM64 in GZDoom
Trench Foot is a brutal Warhammer 40k inspired grimdark trench warfare DOOM 2 Total conversion mod where a Templar rallies behind his troops as a rebellion threatens to return the land to its ancient aberrant rulers.
Solace Dreams is a stand alone total conversion mod, made to run exclusively for GZDoom using such features like dynamic lighting and most importantly animated voxels. It takes inspiration from games like Silent Hill and Dark souls and combines them both to make what you see here. You play as Yuna, a school girl who must face off against a large variety of enemies & bosses in all kinds of unique locations. It has a estimated game play length of 2+hours and infinite replayability with new game plus, with added features like boss rush mode and survival.
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?