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Killer games. I like to play through the first 3 episodes of Heretic sometimes but never bothered to finish Hexen, abandoning my playthrough in the 3rd episode despite many replays. The artwork of both the games are the best which remind me of a typical Japanese arcade game from the early 90s. Maybe it's the badass monster design and the generally gritty theme mixed with colorful effects. I have a single pwad for Heretic in works which only needs bug fixing and better pacing.

Recently I thought E2 base reminds me of a prison complex, particularly in E2M1 and E2M4-M6 where brick and concrete textures are common.

The game would begin in a research facility and ancient ruins located in a jungle (Plutonia). Then most of the game takes place in a city and old town (Doom2) where environment is varied heights of rubble, fallen skyscrapers and hell craters. Near the end, the player goes to Hell where they battle demonic hordes and a boss. The player returns to Earth and fights the final boss at a congress building.

You can also find what's left of his body.

I made this 5 years ago.

I prefer skies that are easy on the eye, such as SKY1 of Doom2. Sky too bright distracts from details of the maps, particularly when shading is used.

Who takes these comments seriously? MAP08 is good btw.

The best part of map23 is the exit switch that takes you to map24.

I run Doom on DOSBox and works flawlessly. Use setup.exe to bind keys and increase mouse sensitivity. You can also enable autorun by changing joyb_speed value to 29 in default.cfg.

Duke3D. Started playing late but learned its mechanics, secrets and thing placement in short time. Now I need to utilize items and trip bombs in strategic locations on skill 4.

I always thought the player was "caught" in blood in this map or maybe Romero found surprise attacking sergeants fun like in E3M6. What are doomers' thoughts on this map anyways? Besides the boss duel, the map plays like a closed E3M6 with obscure secrets.

Heretic E3M6: the halls of fear. Before I had the registered version of the game, I looked at the screenshots in DoomGate where the name stuck.

I think Wrack and ROTT '13 already popularized this trend. It's like those "retro" 2D platformers published by Devolver Digital and others that play nothing like the real classics.

Doom2: Chasms and Traps