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!

Project Absentia is a retro FPS inspired by 2000s-2010s flash animations and sprite comics, with vertical, aerial, elemental combat as the main focus. Play as an angel known as Abby in this retro shooter focused on interactivity, verticality and cool weapons.

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.

Dusted's Pandemonia is a gameplay mod that replaces pretty much all everything, in a classic randomizer fashion. Inspired by mods like Scalliano's 667 Shuffle, Hard Doom, Complex Doom, and Colorful Hell, this mod aims to provide a new look on the old Realm 667 content you all know and might love, while also coming with its own unique enemies, weapons, items, and special effects.

Prepare to go back to hell, and wipe it out of bad guys, again Slayer's Rampage brings a fast paced experience in the good old Doom and Doom II games, with new guns, monster IA, HUD, Controls and mechanics.

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.

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.

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

Ashes: DMW is an expansion campaign for Vostyoks Ashes 2063. You reprise your role as the Scav, hunting the wasteland for those who tried to kill you.

The Crimson Deed is an immersive exploration based first person shooter starring Vesper, a vampire that has emerged from a long slumber into a world she no longer recognizes. Explore the ruins of a fallen kingdom, and uncover the truth behind its downfall as you fend off vicious foes with powerful weapons and abilities! The game was being developed by prolific Doom modder Andrea "Batandy" Gori, but has been cancelled to avoid burnout.

The title is pretty self-explanatory. Get the bottle of water.

Lazarus Mod 3 is a is a solo/multiplayer complete modification with Doom 4 weapons, monsters, sounds, sprites, hud style and aesthetics of Doom 2016 for Doom I & Doom II. Lazarus is a redesign of the weapon sprites created by Necronixis but using part of the original artwork created by Id & Betsheda for Doom4.

dead.wire is a single-level PK3 for Doom II that requires GZDoom source port to play. It was designed by Xaser Acheron. The map was granted one of the 22nd Annual Cacowards, and was featured in Doomworld's Top 100 Most Memorable Maps, placing 63rd. In December 2016, it received a sequel, dead.air.

Lycanthorn II: Rain of Beasts is a 3d homage to retro classics. Explore an open world and use different characters to explore dungeons and lands full of demons and beasts from legend. With First Person melee combat, you'll dash, dodge and dice around your enemies! Not a fan of melee? Try out the other characters that each have a variety of attacks.

Mohrta is a nonlinear FPS game blending action, exploration, and light dungeon crawling. Explore a vast selection of unique environments, slay an enormous cast of otherworldly creatures, and upgrade your arsenal of multifaceted weapons.

Highway Acceleroid Booster is a GZDoom gameplay mod where you play as a robot girl that's part car and part super fighting robot. Armed primarily with mobility, a series of battle chips for extra combat data, and a variety of utensils installed into her gauntlets, she zips from place to place to gather additional combat data. And to help out wherever she's needed, admittedly. Helping feels nice. Inspired by Mega Man X, gameplay feel is a little bit more cartoony and high-tech than usual, with some pretty outlandish weapons doing some silly functions.. Designed to act as a complement for sci-fi/space-age mapsets, the gameplay mod acts as a direct contrast with High Noon Drifter. Rather than being very simple and low-tech, this mod is a little bit more complicated and hi-tech. If you've been looking for a mod where you can play as a robot, android, gynoid, or you've been looking for something to compliment Stardate 20X7, this might be up your alley.

Doom 64: Unseen Evil (or Unseen Evil for short) is a mod for GZDoom that transplants the Doom 64 atmosphere into Doom and Doom II. In addition to replacing various monsters and items with their Doom 64 counterparts, Unseen Evil also uses ZScript to transform existing Doom levels into Doom 64-style locations.

This shareware floppy classic transports you to an alternate early 1990s, where the first person genre began not as a 3D adaptation of the side scrolling and top down shooters that came before, but rather as an adaptation of the 80s beat 'em up/hack n' slash classics.

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

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.