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SpaceWAD
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This doom was is a narration/game play of doom with a mix of 2001 A Space Odyssey. Although this game only features some of aspects of 2001: A Space Odyssey, It connects some main features of the movie into the game, including Hal. This slow paced game requires at least 6 minutes to play so don't play unless you are ready to immerse yourselves in the full experience.
13 downloads
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Overrun Facility
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I wanted to make a level inspired by the corridors of the original E1M7 from Ultimate Doom.
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12 downloads
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Rumble in the Office
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My biggest Doom level until now.
"You are the new janitor of an UAC complex. You have been hired to keep it clean, because you are the best at your job.
Your first day, and a full demonic invasion just happened. You are being paid to clean, so it's what you are going to do. But first, you must unlock the security doors.
Be careful, someone is knocking at your door...
It's time to take out the trash!"
19 downloads
(9 reviews)Submitted
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Outpost HW
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A Doom 1 map in techbase style. 13 secrets to find and 280 monsters in UV. About 7 minutes if not blind on any%.
17 downloads
(7 reviews)Submitted
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Monument
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This is a complete episode 2 replacement for DOOM. It's a compilation of all my previously released Shores of Hell themed pwads. I haven't just settled on compiling them into one pwad and leaving it at that. Instead each map has been through hours and hours of either adjusting or complete revamping in DoomBuilder to make them stand out as fresh, new maps that will hopefully give players a solid and fun gaming experience - even for those of you, who've played these maps before. I've been just as serious about this release as all my prior releases and I really hope it shows. I thoroughly enjoyed putting this episode together and I hope you will enjoy playing it!
Complevel: The episode has been extensively tested on complevel 2 and 3 to find all gamebreaking bugs. In short: It should be perfectly safe for you to use those complevels. If you're the cautious type, I guess you could just use complevel 9 :)
Note to prBoom users: The new color palette also affects the colors of the automap, so secret areas which by default are marked with purple, are now almost black. This makes secret areas look like their lines are hidden, but they are not. They're there; they're just almost invisible. This is unfortunate, but there isn't much I can do about it. A solution could be to change it from purple to another color such as white: In prBoom go to Options - Setup - Automap - "Secret sector boundary".
Here's a description of each, individual map, where they come from and what's been done to them:
!Mild spoilers ahead!
E2M1: First map from "Rip it, Tear it, Smash it!" from 2002. Minor adjustments in gameplay and looks. Level name: "Rip and tear" Music: "Pipeline" by James "Jimmy" Paddock
E2M2: From 2002 A.D.O. E2M2. It's from 2000. Has undergone massive revamping! It was a cramped level, so it's been opened up in a lot of places, and a whole lot of other stuff. Level name: "Beta station" Music: "Vinefort" by James "Jimmy" Paddock
E2M3: The first of three parts from "The Wailing Horde", which was released in 2014. Lots of adjustments and additions in terms of gameplay and design. Level name: "The wailing halls" Music: "Feel the pain" by Paul Corfiatis
E2M4: Major adjustments and changes when compared to how this part looked in The Wailing Horde. Second part of said pwad. Level name: "Hive of the horde" Music: "Stormwater" by James "Jimmy" Paddock
E2M5: Originally my ancient map "The Unknown Chasm" from 1998. It was a crappy map for Doom II, but had potential, I guess. Massively revamped to be released as a submission for a contest on Doomworld in 2015. Then, lastly, further refurbished for this mapset. Level name: "Chasm control" Music: "Ominus" by Xaser Acheron
E2M6: Second map from "Rip it, Tear it, Smash it!" from 2002. Several adjustments and light refurbishment in terms of both gameplay, layout and texturing. Level name: "Smash it!" Music: "Dance of the trooper" by Paul Corfiatis
E2M7: This is "High/Low 2" from 2007. Has undergone a lot of changes big and small throughout the level in terms of both gameplay and architecture. Level name: "Hunt 'em highnlow" Music: "Hysterical horror" by Paul Corfiatis
E2M8: A never before released level. Originally intended for Paul Corfiatis' Doomed Space Wars, but I scrapped it. Took it up again for this mapset and made it work as a boss level. Level name: "Domain of evil" Music: "Sick Building Syndrome" by James "Jimmy" Paddock
E2M9: Third part of "The Wailing Horde". Minor adjustments to accomodate its separation from the original pwad. Level name: "The end?" Music: "Caught in the shadows" by James "Jimmy" Paddock
52 downloads
(34 reviews)Submitted
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Oblivion
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In 2010 I released an E1 replacement for DOOM called Phobos Massacre. I was relatively inexperienced as a mapper at that time, and it really shows in the levels, which are quite bad.
I initially wanted to come back to this old mapset and just see if I could touch it up, but after looking over the levels I quickly realized that most of them were either unsalvagable, or they were in need of a LOT of work. So despite the fact that this mapset uses Phobos Massacre as a base, the content is about 75%-80% new. I've thoroughly changed each of these maps, scrapping sub-par areas and creating new layouts and architecture. In some cases, entire levels are completely new because there was no part of the old level worth keeping. Enemy and item placement has been reworked, co-op starts have been added, difficulty levels have been implemented, and proper playtesting has been done to ensure compatibility with -complevel 9.
This levelset is old-school, and as such you will break the levels or otherwise ruin the intended experience if you utilize jumping, crouching, or freelook.
I always balance my levels so that they play well from a pistol start. This often means that players who play these levels in succession will build up a large ammo stockpile, which some people gripe about. In my opinion, for the best challenge, you should try to play each level from a pistol start if you can. If you'd rather experience this as an episode, but still want more of a challenge, consider using the -fast command line parameter.
The music is mostly taken from The Plutonia Midi Pack which, according to its text file, may be used as a base for modification or re-use. The exceptions would be one track by Paul Corfiatis and one track by Graeme Norgate and Robin Beanland.
40 downloads
(27 reviews)Submitted
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Enforcer
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A map I started in early 2014 before Uplift. I never completed this map until Datacore asked for a secret map for Hatred Removed ep2 (it explains the map number) but he had to cancel so I realease the map here.
It's a 2 minutes ep1 style based map for Doom, it's quite easy (this is for real this time cs99cjb, don't worry)
25 downloads
(13 reviews)Submitted
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Mayhem Mansion
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Trailer: youtu.be/khGBUUnrlgE
In early 2013, I watched a video of an obscure FPS game called "Exploding Lips", a game that pretty much made no sense and pretty much sucked. Yet for some reason I liked it anyways, so I decided to make something inspired by the game.
Mayhem Mansion, you explore a haunted mansion full of giant disembodied lips, TV with legs, angry books, and other things trying to kill you for no reason whatsoever, but don't worry because you have your trusty weaponry and magic!
The layout and path is similar to Exploding Lips, but with less backtracking and less "How the fuck was I suppose to figure that out?"-ness.
ENJOY.
52 downloads
(37 reviews)Submitted
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bee hive 3D
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your misson is to break into bee hive headquaters and drink all the honey
18 downloads
(11 reviews)Submitted
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Beyond Horrible!
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Taking place where a new nightmare ended. The player now finds him self on Venus! You must fight your way through the Venus base and find out what the hell is going on......
27 downloads
(15 reviews)Submitted
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The Outer Darkness
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This map is heavily inspired by Episode 4 of The Ultimate Doom, especially E4M1 and E4M6. It was originally made for a project called The Ninth Gate that never saw the light of day.
Most of it was made (on and off) during 2001-03 using DoomCAD (the exit area was built using Doom Builder though). I didn't know you could select multiple linedefs in DoomCAD back then, so I was actually insane enough to manually select each and every linedef, apply the texture and align it. If only I had that kind of patience/time now :)
The map is very straightforward (too straightforward maybe?), so you shouldn't have any problems finding your way. The level music is from Duke Nukem 3D, the other tracks (which are awesome IMO) were composed by Damian Lee.
Note: The lava in the map doesn't hurt, it's used for artistic purposes only.
37 downloads
(18 reviews)Submitted
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Meek
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Like any good employee I have installed DB at work and so when I get bored I do a little editing. This little level is a product of boredom at work over the last few months. It's nothing spectacular... at all. It's just a short episode 1 style level, which started out as doodles and ended up as playable.
It was originally intended that this level would only be released on http://www.wadsinprogress.info. A community member on said site made me think twice and here it is uploaded to the archieves. Enjoy! :)
33 downloads
(23 reviews)Submitted
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Meretricious Plunge
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One new level with a hellish theme, similar to bits of Episode2 and Episode3. This was originally supposed to be a contribution for DarkHaven's megawad project which was codenamed X-DOOM... Sadly, that project died, despite the fact that my map for it got finished. So I've decided to release it now as a separate add-on, cause otherwise I would've felt like I wasted too many productive hours for absolutely nothing.
GAMEPLAY HINTS: If you get lost or stuck, look at the walls and try to search for some shootable switches. Also, try pressing SPACEBAR in front of certain walls. And quicksave :)
24 downloads
(18 reviews)Submitted
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THe Outer Base
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Ultimate/Doom wad. Very much an "old skool" affair, with gobs of bad guys and as little to fight them off with as possible ;D
13 downloads
(5 reviews)Submitted
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Under Neith
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A sequel to Neith.wad. The title was suggested by NiGHTMARE. The theme kind of goes all over the place. I spent over a year on this map so maybe it isn't all that consistent. It's kind of an experimental design, and maybe it's ugly. I've spent too long looking at it to tell anymore.
32 downloads
(24 reviews)Submitted
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Mansion Of Time
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This wad was originally created for an ancient project called the 9th Gate. It has been about 5 years in the making and I finished this level like 3 years ago! (It took a long time, but I finally finished it and was pleased with it).
I've replayed the level today and I thought it would be a good idea to release it as I spent a lot of time on this and the 9th Gate is taking far too long to finish.
Here is one of my best levels... probably :D. I made this 3 years ago (after ROTGS... I think... not sure...). This is Also another of my rare Vanilla levels (has no special effects, relies on good gameplay to make the level good... Curunir should be pleased ;) ).
46 downloads
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By Cottonmouth0309 · PostedOne of the more underrated doom mods out there. The levels have a lot of detail and great use of 3D sectors, used for railings and other things. Not a lot of mods that I know of has these attentions to detail back then other than KDiZD. I like how the first gun, not weapon, first gun in the mod is a quad barreled shotgun. This might be bias but I don't see any other mods or games give the player a quad barreled shotgun as a starter weapon.
The cutscenes and artwork used for them are REALLY well made. I like its story and the protagonist John Logan. His design looks like a cross between Daniel Garners from Painkiller and the Doom Marine from well, Doom 3.
Speaking of Painkiller, the mod uses tracks from Painkiller, which is a nice touch. Admittedly, there are things in Legacy of Suffering that I don't like, such as the Painkiller/Serious Sam arena wave sections. Not all of them are bad, but the later levels that uses them are the worst offenders. Often spawning mancubi, pain elementals, and revenants that just makes the fights more tedious.
DISCLAIMER: SPOILERS AHEAD
END OF SPOILERS:
In conclusion, Legacy of Suffering is a really well made mod and I really want other people to try it out. I would suggest to start on the easiest difficulty, do NOT get fooled by the normal difficulty Ultra Violence, it will kick your ass, and anything higher will probably break your soul. Other than that, I would highly recommend you to play this mod. It can be played on GZDoom, Zandronum, and Skulltag. That is the end of the review, have a nice day :) -
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By Bitofu · PostedNothing better than baiting the Bazooka Man into blowing himself up! Obituary doesn't pull any punches; you'll be facing tons of hitscanners and plenty of nasty traps, but you'll get to appreciate the fine work the Möller brothers did with this WAD. The maps are intricately designed with a judicious use of textures, some of them custom-made. The new array of weapons is great, especially the flamethrower, which can shred down a cyberdemon in seconds! The low point might be the plain secret map and icon of sin fight, but overall, Obituary strikes home more often than not.
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By Michael Jensen · PostedIn recent years, general opinon of MM seemed to move towars negative, moreso than any other classic 90's megawad. It's nice to see it recieve some positive attention and even though I'm not exactly a reviewer, I figured I'd join in. Aside from couple rough maps, it remains a great experience today. Generally good and varied vanilla visuals with beautiful highlights like Maps 05, 13, 14 and 21, certainly helped by some great, really cool custom textures, which fit in with the classic ones incredibly well, much better than any other 90's custom stuff (aside from Eternal Doom, but that's a completely different aesthetic). The maps are quite varied without the whole thing becoming incosistent/all over the place and the variety really helps blaze through the whole thing. In comparison, while I prefer MM2 in terms of individual levels, it has a ton of long or similar maps back to back, which can get tiring and take much longer to geth through. Another aspect of MM I really like is some really, unique and fun design choices, or even whole map designs that you don't see much these days for some reason. The Innocent Crew's maps especially are very creative in fun and refreshing ways. Incredibly underrated mappers. Literally everyone knows this already, but Mark Klem's music is amazing. -
By Amaruψ · PostedThis could've been one of the first 32 level megawads that I played after completing the base games. I've played many more since then, and I can honestly say, for a megawad dating back to 1996, it still holds up brilliantly against a lot of modern wads. Also @DoomGuy999, about that criticism about maps being coop exclusive... "Most levels were made for co-op play, all levels are playable alone as well." Not exactly sure what you were expecting after having an explicit statement right there.
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