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==DOOM II==
==DOOM II==
===Mods===
===Mods===
*[[Doom engine mods/Doom Remake 4|Doom Remake 4]] - Bring Classic Doom into the modern era.
*[[Doom engine mods/Fixed Demon Skintone|Fixed Demon Skintone]] - Prussian-Nordic demons.
*[[Doom engine mods/Fixed Demon Skintone|Fixed Demon Skintone]] - Prussian-Nordic demons.
*[[Doom engine mods/Wolfstone Replacement|Wolfstone Replacement]] - Replaces Wolfenstein SS enemy, NSDAP-related iconography with Wolfstone equivalent.
*[[Doom engine mods/Wolfstone Replacement|Wolfstone Replacement]] - Replaces Wolfenstein SS enemy, NSDAP-related iconography with Wolfstone equivalent.
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*[[Doom engine mods/Day of the Toys|Day of the Toys]] - Find your son and escape a murderous toy holocaust.
*[[Doom engine mods/Day of the Toys|Day of the Toys]] - Find your son and escape a murderous toy holocaust.
*[[Doom engine mods/Dinomensch|Dinomensch]] - Escape a city of the moon before it is destroyed by dinosaur men from outer space.
*[[Doom engine mods/Dinomensch|Dinomensch]] - Escape a city of the moon before it is destroyed by dinosaur men from outer space.
*[[Doom engine mods/Doom Remake 4|Doom Remake 4]] - Bring Classic Doom into the modern era.
*[[Doom engine mods/Dorahood|Dorahood]] - Play as Dora in her quest to stop Barney from his... evil plans.
*[[Doom engine mods/Dorahood|Dorahood]] - Play as Dora in her quest to stop Barney from his... evil plans.
*[[Doom engine mods/Fears|Fears]] - Demo of a Lovecraftian mod based on the Amiga game of the same name.
*[[Doom engine mods/Fears|Fears]] - Demo of a Lovecraftian mod based on the Amiga game of the same name.

Revision as of 02:44, 9 November 2023

Doom engine
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Developer id Software
Publisher GT Interactive
Platform(s) Everything
Release date February 1, 1995

id Tech 1, also known as the Doom engine, is the game engine used in the id Software video games Doom and Doom II: Hell on Earth. It is also used in Heretic, Hexen: Beyond Heretic, Strife: Quest for the Sigil, Hacx: Twitch 'n Kill, Freedoom, and other games produced by licensees. After id Software released the source code to Doom in 1995 various 'source ports' of the Doom engine were made by the community, including GZDOOM/ZDOOM/LZDOOM, PRBOOM, Chocolate Doom, Crispy Doom, Zandronum, and over 100 more.

Most of the WADs and mods below will require a source port to work, if in doubt just use GZDOOM.

DOOM II

Mods

WADs

Heretic

Mods

WADs

Hexen

Mods

WADs