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The complete megahit game that set the world afire. Plus All-New Episode IV: Thy Flesh Consumed. The demons came and the marines died. Except one. You are the last defense against these hell-spawned hordes. Prepare for the most intense mutant-laden, blood-splattered action ever! The texture-mapped virtual world is so real, you don't just play Doom - you live it.
In the future, humans have left Earth and settled throughout the galaxy. On Mars, the Union Aerospace Corporation has established a radioactive waste facility and allowed the military to conduct teleportation experiments on the nearby moons of Deimos and Phobos. Hours ago, the base on Mars began receiving incoherent distress messages from Phobos, while Deimos has disappeared completely. With all attempts to establish contact failing, you and your team have been dispatched to investigate. Upon arrival, you secure the perimeter as the rest of your team enters the facility. As you stand guard, your radio crackles with the sound of gunfire, cracking bones and blood-curdling screams and eventually falls silent. Alone, with no way off the planet or means to defend yourself other than your trusty pistol, there’s only one way out - into the complex of death and the horrors that await you within. If you plan to get out of here alive you must fend off the hordes of demonic imps, haunting spectres and your undead, former comrades waiting to tear you limb from limb. So, grab the nearest shotgun and blast your way out of this fragging madness!
Doom II: Hell on Earth is a first-person shooter developed by id Software and released in 1994 as a sequel to the original Doom. The game continues the story, with players battling through Earth after it has been invaded by demonic forces. Gameplay remains similar to its predecessor, featuring fast-paced combat, maze-like levels, and an array of weapons, including the introduction of the powerful Super Shotgun. Doom II also adds new enemy types, such as the Arch-vile and the Mancubus, increasing the game's challenge. Initially released for MS-DOS, Doom II has since been ported to numerous platforms, becoming a cornerstone of the FPS genre.
No Rest for the Living is the title of the new Doom II expansion pack developed by Nerve Software. It is also included in the Doom 3 BFG Edition.
Hailed as the original FPS-RPG game that spawned countless imitators, Strife: Veteran Edition is a love letter to the classic from 1996.
Set on a distant planet named Bazoik, the game follows the Chex Warrior, a humanoid in an anthropomorphic piece of Chex cereal armor, as he fights to eradicate the Flemoid invasion. These slimy, green creatures have infested the planet and captured many helpless citizens whom the Chex Warrior must save. His only weapon is a device called a "zorcher", which teleports his enemies instead of killing them. The game starts at the landing pad of the research facility on Bazoik, after which the protagonist is teleported to the storage facility. The other levels include the laboratory, the arboretum, and finally, the underground caverns of Bazoik, where the Flemoids seem to be making a home for themselves.
Final Doom is a compilation of two standalone episodes: TNT: Evilution and The Plutonia Experiment, which include full sets of new levels (both of them use the same level structure as Doom II with 30 regular levels and 2 secret levels), new graphics and textures, and new text interlude screens in addition to most of the resources from Doom II and some from Doom.
Three brothers, known as the Serpent Riders, have used their powerful magic to possess seven kings of Parthoris into mindless puppets and corrupt their armies. The Sidhe elves resist the Serpent Riders' magic. The Serpent Riders thus declared the Sidhe as heretics and waged war against them. The Sidhe are forced to take a drastic measure to sever the natural power of the kings destroying them and their armies, but at the cost of weakening the elves' power, giving the Serpent riders an advantage to slay the elders. While the Sidhe retreat, one elf, sets off on a quest of vengeance against the weakest of the three Serpent Riders, D'Sparil. He travels through the "City of the Damned", the ruined capital of the Sidhe, then past Hell's Maw and finally the Dome of D'Sparil.
You killed the Demons once, they were all dead. Or so you thought... A single Demon Entity escaped detection. Systematically it altered decaying, dead carnage back into grotesque living tissue. The Demons have returned - stronger and more vicious than ever before. You mission is clear, there are no options: kill or be killed!
In a twisted medieval dimension, undead creatures and bestial horrors have done the unthinkable--callously slaughtering your entire race. Your friends. Your family. Eliminated. But the nightmare has just begun. Wielding ungodly weapons such as the Firemace and Hellstaff and casting spells from the Tomes of Power, you must seek your vengeance. Or die trying.
While you were battling the evil forces of D'Sparil, the other Serpent Riders were busy sowing the seeds of destruction in other dimensions. One such dimension is the decaying world where Hexen takes place. A world littered with the mangled corpses of nonbelievers and inhabited by the undead followers that executed them. Only three humans; a warrior, a mage and a cleric; have escaped the leaders' vicious spell. Now these brave souls have sworn to crush the evil regime that threatens to destroy the world forever. Separated upon entering the mystical portal, the three are forced to attempt on their own what they had hoped to do together: find Korax's stronghold, destroy him and restore order in the physical world. Become one of 3 heroes. Wield superhuman powers and lethal weapons. Walk. Run. Fly. Look all around. Inflict serious pain. Pillage your way through earthquakes, crumbling bridges and fog. Track down powerful artifacts and cast wicked spells. Four sick individuals can wreak havoc via network, two by modem.
Where HeXen Ends, the True Nightmare Begins. Deathkings of the Dark Citadel is the only official expansion of the original HeXen game. This add-on pack features 20 new single player levels from the original HeXen team as well as a host of new multiplayer options. Deathkings of the Dark Citadel was the first true game expansion that Raven Software ever produced. In addition to providing three new hubs for the original HeXen, the Deathkings expansion was the first multiplayer game that allowed eight players to connect to a LAN simultaneously.
Introducing the Master Levels for Doom II. Twenty never-before-seen levels all with the same acid drenched, hell spawned horror of the originals. Each was created by independent designers and supervised by the demented minds of id Software. You might as well forget about seeing the light of day ever again.
You are a wandering mercenary, lead to the small town of Tarnhill by rumors of conflict between The Order, a well-equipped religious monarchy, and The Front, the rag tag resistance movement. The town is under martial law. Framed for looting, you have been disarmed and hauled away by a couple of Order Acolytes to the local sewage plant for questioning. Actually, they intend to execute you quickly and dispose of your remains in the muck. What they didn't expect, though, is the knife you keep concealed for situations just like this one...
While quite dated in 2005, was also quite early for singleplayer Quake 1 mapping. Marcher Fortress impressed many with its Q3stone/metal-styled fortress of epic scale, with a few new monsters in lots of hardcore horde combat (almost 400 monsters in total) as well as its many other custom gameplay additions. Marcher Fortress impressed many with its use of curved surfaces, as well as its vast landscape similar to the Halo games.
Doom 2 In Rural Only is a set of 33 maps (+1 Credits Map) by various members of the Doomworld Community. A sequel to Doom 2 In City Only, it follows Doomguy on his journey to escape from city life and find a quiet place in the countryside to settle down.
80s horror movie mod. Find your son and escape a murderous toy holocaust. The toys are relentless. Blast ’em, maim ’em, and set ’em ablaze!
"We Have Doom at Home" is a small-scale MBF21 project centered around small " house-themed " maps with low enemy count and fast completion times. - 2048x2048 (playable area) maps; - No more than 50 enemies(+15 co-op) per map; - Maximum 15 minutes of gameplay; - Custom "contemporary" mbf21 arsenal created by Matt Eldrydge;
"Welcome to the third edition of Quoth 2.0. This is a spit-and-polish release, with some new features to play with, but the emphasis on refining the Quoth 2 content, re-balancing some monsters, fixing old bugs, and keeping Quoth as lightweight as possible." Quoth is an expansion pack for Quake 1 single player. It is not intended as a series of thematically connected maps with additional custom content, as other packs are. The intention is to provide quality custom content for Q1 mappers and players in a single pak file. There are maps included in the pak, but there are also larger maps using the content already released separately by both Kell and necros, and more maps will surely follow. Its features include technical additions for mappers, new monsters, and a couple of new weapons/items.
H2H-Xmas is a Christmas-themed megawad for Doom II that was released in December 1995. The PWAD includes new music track which are based on Christmas songs, as well as many new graphics which have Christmas themes, and a new HUD. H2H-Xmas was included in the list of the top ten 1995 WADs in Doomworld's Top 100 WADs of All Time feature. It is the sequel to Xmas Doom, a small 1994 Christmas-themed minisode.
Rejoice! Lovers of All Things Grey! Welcome to D.B.C.P. or the Doom Brutalist Community Project, inspired by the Quake community's Quake Brutalist Jam! It is a community project where we seek to bring brutalism to the colorful world of good o' Doom. Venture through twenty-eight maps of different mapper's interpretation of brutalism and their implementation in Doom, whether it is a grey desolate mega structure, an aftermath of socialist brutalism, or an abandoned cement city which has become mother-nature's lush garden.
Hell To Pay is a partial conversion for Doom II created by Wraith Corporation in 1996 and published by WizardWorks. A 15 level demo version was distributed via the Internet and on the D!ZONE Gold compilation disc. In the plot of Hell To Pay, Earth is invaded by demonic aliens, and the player must journey to Planet Hell in order to activate the planet-killer bomb meant for Earth. The full version retailed for $14.99.
Take the role of a disgruntled volunteer in an out of control version of the 1980s, investigating violent occurrences playing into the hand of a cult.
The Tower of Babel is a 40-map megawad built by 25 talented, beautiful, and humble mappers where your goal is simple : ascend the enigmatic tower, floor by floor, and discover what awaits you at the top - if there is a top, that is. On your climb, you'll encounter galvanic techbases, hellish strongholds, dazzling Doomcute, and... pizza (or gutza, whatever the locals call it) - all crammed into the coolest, Doom 2 vanilla-textured 1024 x 1024 maps around. The wonderful synergy between maps make this megawad a really enjoyable one. The higher you go into the tower, the better it gets. So much so, that you will be wanting more at the end.