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.

Jazz Jackrabbit Doom is Total Conversion for Doom 2 featuring Jazz Jackrabbit from the same-titled game.

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.

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.

Abysm: Dawn of Innocence is an action adventure GZDoom TC for Doom2 inspired by medieval themed games such as Diablo, Dark Souls, and Hexen. the mod features A Hub level progression where you complete quests while slaughtering demons along the way with various Medieval weapons and Spells.

PsychoPhobia is a new Doom2 campaign for GZDoom and Skulltag. This total conversion features new weapons, new monsters, new textures, new music, new sounds, new decorates, new HUD, new maps, new episodes, and much more. The modification is separated in 18 maps, with two secret levels and two episodes. - Episode 1: "Rise of a Psycho" (8 maps) (location: Earth future) - Episode 2: "The Dark Age" (8 maps) (location: Earth in medieval times) - ZBloodpack - The Pit

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

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.

Evadoom is a Doom II total conversion mod intended to recreate the experience of piloting the iconic Evangelion Unit 01

Eviternity is a 32-level megawad for MBF-compatible source ports, created by Joshua O'Sullivan (Dragonfly). It was released on 10 December, 2018, the 25th anniversary of Doom's release, alongside the OTEX texture pack by Ola Björling (ukiro), which the WAD uses exclusively.

A GZDoom MOD using Kontra Kommando's Aliens: Trilogy/Ultimate Doom modification as its base. Play as four unique classes against the power of the Xenomorphs, all while battling with Weyland/Yutani Company forces, opportunistic mercenaries, and malfunctioning combat droids. Play with Doom or Doom 2 wads and pwads or try the included map set for the ultimate terror.

Mario from SM64 in GZDoom

Paranoid, a production of The Persecution Complex, is now available for download. For those of you who can't be bothered with reading the rest of this carefully constructed page here is a download link to the game. Go forth and waste ye no more time.

The Legend of Doom is a total conversion for DOOM that seeks to faithfully recreate the original NES world of Hyrule!

DISDAIN is a fast-paced, visceral retro-styled first person shooter, inspired by the legendary FPS games of yesteryear.

Poom is a mod for The Ultimate Doom that parodies the band Black Veil Brides' lead singer, Andy Sixx.

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.

Beer Drinkin' Terrorist Hunter is challenging, fast-paced, 2d shooter. Inspired by games like Wolfenstein 3d, Doom, and Duke Nukem. Fight your way to downtown by collecting and unleashing a full arsenal of 2d weapons. Visit places like the mall, downtown, and a factory. Fight on highways, in warehouses, and on rooftops. Shoot a variety of enemies including bosses.

Ashes: Epoch is a fan campaign being made by a fellow named Roobly. Vos gave him archive access so expect to see a lot of polished up cut content, including some stuff you oldhead Zdoom forums guys might recognize.

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?