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The levels in these subdirectories are all made specifically
for the game HACX and won't run under DOOM, Heretic, Hexen
or Strife without modifications. Some of these files also may
contain new sounds and graphics.
The executable programs for HACX shareware are in the
themes/hacx directory. HACX is a product of Banjo Software
under arrangement with id Software.
To create your own addon levels, try the editors in the
'utils/level_edit' directory.
Questions? Contact idgmaint AT gamers.org .
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Hacx Scene
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This is pretty much a testing level to see what I could do with Hacx resources and I think it came out sort of funny. Be warned that this may be chock full O' misaligned textures.
18 downloads
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Dataville
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My first map for HacX, and the first of my 'Alternative HacX' series. On the HacX front, I am dedicated to making HacX maps as constructed from the original plan - given to me by Nostromo along with HacX v1.0 and 1.1. As this map is cyberspace, I had some trouble finding matching textures and flats - it may look ugly to you in parts, but that is not entirely my fault. Forgive me if the outer area lacks detail, but I really couldn't be bothered to make all those other buildings blink as well. :-) (After all, the Internet was not designed with aesthetics in mind.) This WAD has new music, written HacX-style by me, it is included in the WAD as a MIDI file for all you budding composers out there to goggle at and admire. :-)
26 downloads
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Time Shift 3: Madness
By Guest
The third map in the Time Shift DM series. This uses the regiestered HacX TC for Doom 2.
8 downloads
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Time Shift 2: Garden of dead-Light
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The second map in the Time Shift DM series. This uses the regiestered HacX TC for Doom 2.
10 downloads
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Time Shift 1: Aftermath
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The first map in the Time Shift DM series. This uses the HacX TC for Doom 2.
10 downloads
(3 reviews)Submitted
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By bowserknight · PostedThe first time I played this it took me like 10 hours just to complete map 02 because I kept getting stuck and I always try to find as many secrets as I can. In this wad I had pretty bad luck with that. But the journey on your first playthrough is really amazing, you wander around until you finally find the way forward and that always feels really nice. It's cool how the entire map 02 is a mix between exploration and monster fighting. It has its moments that can make you feel uneasy, like spotting random eyes that stare at you through the walls or similiar small details. The Binding of Isaac secrets are a little silly tho, to be honest. I do love the replacement for the BFG tho! Balancing your health for a burst of damage is a fun and risky mechanic. Map 03 is way more straightforward, it's like a short gauntlet towards the final boss. This map has a lot of parts that can feel unfair, like spawning explosive Lost Souls or trap bombs right next to you. Or the abundance of Archviles later on. While I personally don't mind the Archvile library, it can still royally mess you up if you don't take them step by step. The final boss could be fun too, but its 2nd phase is just too much. More strong monsters and also Archviles, with zero walls to hide behind. I have never been able to beat the final boss legit, I always get one of the randomized powerups and hope I get an invulnerability, so I can spam the Necronomicon endlessly. It's the only way I can beat it, the fight is either way too hard or way too easy if you use this method. I love the ending tho, very creepy. -
By bowserknight · PostedThis might just be my favourite horror-ish Doom wad of all time, apart from myhouse, Maskim Xul and maybe some other ones. What I like: +the overall theme +your house being a hub area +the dark atmosphere +the semi open-endedness of the progression +there are no jumpscares or anything of that sort +the fact that the game remembers your progress while alternating between maps +the music +the difficulty, even tho it is indeed a little too much sometimes What I dislike: -A few certain fights that feel unfair (some examples: the long hallway where you get one of the keys and Archviles spawn behind you, there's no place to hide from their attack; or later when you return to the lower floors of the 1st major area, the fights in the narrow rooms with Archviles, immediately followed by a swarm of chainsaw zombies, where your only hope is to camp on top of an object; or some of the slaughter fights later on, especially in the chapel area) -the ending feels meh
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By bowserknight · PostedIt's a pretty fun bunch of maps with some interesting designs. Just don't try to get 100% kills, on most of the later maps it's not even possible.
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