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Doom: Evil Unleashed

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A massive demonic invasion has overwhelmed the Union Aerospace Corporation's (UAC) Mars Research Facility, leaving only chaos and horror in its wake. As one of only a few survivors, you must fight your way to hell and back against a horde of evil monsters. The path is dark and dangerous, but you'll have an array of weapons--including a pistol, a chainsaw, grenades, and more--to use for protection.

Doom II: Hell on Earth

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.

Doom 3: Resurrection of Evil

Doom 3: Resurrection of Evil (commonly abbreviated to as RoE) is an expansion pack for Doom 3 developed by Nerve Software and id Software and released on April 4, 2005. The PC version was sold as an expansion pack, requiring Doom 3 to install. The Xbox version was sold as a stand-alone game, with Ultimate Doom, Doom II, and the Doom II Master Levels as bonuses on the disc.

The expansion pack included several new monsters, as well as three new weapons.

Doom

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 64

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!

Doom Resurrection

Doom Resurrection is an on-rails shooter survival horror game developed by Escalation Studios under leadership of John Carmack and published by id Software. It was released on 26 June 2009. The setting for Doom Resurrection is parallel to Doom 3, and it uses assets from that previously developed game.

Doom 3: BFG Edition

The BFG Edition features enhanced graphics, better audio with more horror effects, a checkpoint save system, and support for 3D displays and HMDs. The game also includes the previous expansion Resurrection of Evil and a new single-player expansion pack called The Lost Mission. Additionally, it includes copies of the original Doom (the Ultimate Doom edition with the add-on fourth episode, "Thy Flesh Consumed"), and Doom II with the expansion No Rest for the Living, previously available for the Xbox 360. The BFG Edition also features the ability to use the flashlight while holding a weapon, in the form of the so-called armor-mounted flashlight.

BFG Edition

The Ultimate Doom

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.

Action Doom

Action Doom is a total conversion that attempts to simulate 2D sidescroller shoot-em-up gameplay in Doom's first person perspective. The project was spearheaded by Stephen "Scuba Steve" Browning with additional help from Mike "Cyb" Watson, Julian Aubourg, and Kara "Nanami" Rader. The author of Action Doom dedicated a significant portion of time to creating blogged "advertisements" and held contests for various events to give away prizes that related to Action Doom.

The purpose of Action Doom was to not only create a modification for Doom, but to invent and market an imaginary product with the intent of simulating the environment surrounding the golden era of gaming of the early 90s. Coupled with the hopes of invigorating the stagnant Doom community, the author tried to generate as much hype and interest while showing almost no preliminary screenshots or information, leaving those items up to the community's imagination.

Sigil

The Sigil Megawad is free download created by John Romero for the original 1993 Doom. It contains nine single-player and nine deathmatch levels. The free megawad will be released in mid- May 2019 and requires players own the original 1993 registered version of Doom in order to play. The SIGIL Megawad is the spiritual successor to the fourth episode of Doom, and picks up where the original left off.

Brutal Doom

In development since 2010, the 18th Cacoward winner and Moddb 2012 MOTY Editors Choice of Creativity Award Brütal Doom takes Doom into a whole new level. It makes the game much more violent than before. There's much more blood, plus it adds unique gibs, death animations, dismemberments, headshots, executions, fire and explosion particles, flares, and much more.

The whole world becomes more real and interactive.You can kick severed limbs and heads (and sometimes, use it to activate some traps in the map earlier, or even kick them against enemies to do some damage), you can shoot enemies' heads to deal more damage (and cause more gruesome deaths) you can destroy most things in the the scenario (trees, lamps, hanging bodies, etc), you can paint the floor, the walls, and even the ceiling with blood, you can push the explosive barrels to make traps, or grab them and use like an explosive weapon, you can silently take down enemies from behind and perform stealth kills, the chainsaw actually cuts the enemies in two. When you find the berserk pack and get super strength, you can perform cinematic executions and RIP AND TEAR your foes with your bare hands. Some enemies will scream in anguish and try to crawl away when near death, and they can be used as human shields, and much, much more.

Everything in Brutal Doom is extremely intense. Everything sounds louder, looks bigger, moves faster, and hits harder. You can even fell the impact of explosions. Enemies are harder and smarter, and weapons and explosions are much louder. Your weapons have been upgraded to a deadly arsenal, completely throwing the vanilla Doom's "progressive weapon system" through the window. Every weapon is powerful and have it's pros and cons, a a weapon will never be outclassed when you find a new weapon, but only find a different use for different situations, making Brutal Doom more balanced and more strategic than Vanilla gameplay. You have new abilities too. With any weapon selected, you can press Q (default bind) to kick enemies at close range and send them away. Every new feature and weapon is cautiously balanced, and added in a way that makes sense in the universe of Doom. Many of the features can also be disabled/enabled to provide the best personal experience possible.

Mr. Friendly

A cozy mod that turns any Doom level into a social space where each monster is a named character to talk to. You play as Mr. Friendly, a Guardian Demon tasked with helping improve the lives of Hell's minions as they recover from the latest space marine rampage.

Tech Gone Bad

Tech Gone Bad is a single Doom level for limit-removing ports created in 2016 by John Romero as a warm-up exercise before working on a new FPS game, Blackroom. It is an alternate take on E1M8: Phobos Anomaly.

Phobos Mission Control

Phobos Mission Control is a single Doom level for limit-removing ports created in 2016 by John Romero as a second warm-up exercise before working on a new FPS game, Blackroom. It is an alternate take on E1M4: Command Control.

Doom the Way id Did

Doom the Way id Did is a 2011 megawad for Doom containing 27 new levels designed to mimic the mapping style of Sandy Petersen, John Romero and Tom Hall. The project was founded by Hellbent as a community project and later led by a core group consisting of Ellmo, Esselfortium, Xaser, Marnetmar, and Alfonzo who oversaw the map selection and finalization process. The project also features artwork by Kracov and an optional soundtrack by Mr. Freeze.

No End in Sight

No End In Sight is a megawad for The Ultimate Doom created by three Doom the Way id Did contributors: Emil Brundage (NaturalTvventy), Xaser Acheron, and Christopher Lutz. The megawad includes both new levels and levels modified from Doom the Way id Did. The first three episodes are vanilla-compatible, whilst the fourth episode requires a limit-removing source port. It was named as one of the winners of the 2017 Cacowards, and the final version 1.4 was released in July 2019. On March 31, 2020, it was added to the list of official add-ons for the Doom Classic Unity port.

Project Brutality

Project Brutality is an expansion of the Brutal Doom gore-themed WAD for Zandronum and GZDoom (only engines with known support so far). It is a standalone mod based on Brutal Doom version v20b, and further continues its gameplay expansion and references to the Doom comic.

This mod is compatible with Doom / The Ultimate Doom, Doom II, and Final Doom.

Nocturne in Yellow

Nocturne in Yellow is a fantasy medieval first-person shooter using an extremely modified version of the idtech1 engine, also known as the Doom engine. In it, you play as a dude marching through ancient castles with the realization that every myth and story ever made in the history of man is true and all of them are pissed off at you for having a pulse and four functional limbs.
You utilize a bow, some grenades, and a spear in order to fend them off, wandering deeper to stop the rise of the dark lord threatening to spread death, destruction, and hurt feelings all around.

Being a first-person shooter, you step into the eyes of a protagonist and wield whatever weapon he was smart enough to grab before wandering off on this death quest. Primary fire, well, fires whatever weapon you're using, while secondary fire lobs a grenade at whatever looks funny at you.
Run around through seven maps, picking up items and stabbing dudes before reaching a boss at the end, and then stab the boss. Boss drops artifact, pick up artifact for more powers for your bow, and then move on to the next level to repeat as needed. After you do this seven times, you win!
If you play on Story Mode, occasionally there will be long walls of text about people talking about their feelings. If you play on Arcade mode, all of the boring text will be stripped out, leaving you free to stab enemies without hearing about their failed love life.

Space Hunter

A gameplay mod for Doom 1 and 2, Space Hunter is heavily inspired by the original Metroid for the NES, featuring weapons and items from the first game of the series. Space Hunter is a streamlined gameplay mod focusing on blasting monsters with only two main weapons, though you'll get some upgrades along the way.

Combined_Arms

A weapons and gameplay modification for Doom 1 and 2, Combined_Arms offers more outlandish and unorthodox weaponry without going completely overkill.

Combined_Arms Gaiden

A simple NES-themed weapons mod, Combined_Arms Gaiden gives you 7 weapons to flatten demons with. With a slick NES presentation and custom drawn weapon sprites (Except for one, the Solar Pistol is just the quake 2 blaster)

This mod works in Zandronum 3.0 and most versions of GZDoom, so feel free to either dive in solo or grab a few friends for some co-op!

Doomer7

VietDoom

VietDoom is a Vietnam War DOOM modification by Sgt_Mark_IV (Marcos Abenante), of Brutal DOOM fame.

The Ultimate Simpsons Doom

The Ultimate Simpsons Doom is a graphics and sound mod made by Myk Friedman & Walter Stabosz and released in 1998. In the modification, you play as Homer Simpson killing evil clones of his friends, family, neighbors, and co-workers (they replace the normal monsters). As it only replaces graphics and sounds it can be used with either Doom or Doom II.

Hearts of Demons: Revenant

Hearts of Demon is a compilation of wads allowing you to play as various demons: Baron of Hell, or Revenant. Hearts of Demon features new weapons and player models, as well as many demonic abilities to use.

Doom 95

Doom95 is an official port of Doom to the Microsoft Windows operating system, and is included in many later releases of The Ultimate Doom, Doom II, and Final Doom.

Linear Doom

Linear Doom is a jokewad which makes all classic Doom 1 levels straightened into one line.

Voxel Doom

A mod that replaces 2d characters and props from Doom with fully 3d voxel-based models. For the GZDoom source port.

Doom Delta

Doom Delta is a GZDoom mod that aims to bring many elements from the pre-release iterations of Doom, from the press release beta to the original design document by Tom Hall.

Doom Repainted

If you were expecting a professional, well-made, serious mod you've come to the wrong place.

Doom: The Way We Remember It

.. Literally.

Also given the names 'Mandela Doom', 'Doom But Something's Not Right' and 'Doom from Memory', we recreated the whole game from memory.

Fava Beans

Fava Beans is a Doom episode replacement mod of nine levels, created by Sean Birkel, with one level from Ben Gates

The Sky May Be

The Sky May Be is a semi-serious joke WAD for Doom.

Doomsday of UAC

Doomsday of UAC (commonly known by its filename UAC_DEAD) is a single-level PWAD designed by Leo Martin Lim. As part of their 10 Years of Doom feature, Doomworld named it one of the ten best WADs of 1994.

One of the first ever fan-made Doom mods, UAC_DEAD features an attempt at creating realistic-looking vehicles and environments. It contains a replacement sky graphic, and uses careful flat and texture choices in places to simulate colored lighting. It also includes the first known instance of the self-referencing sectors trick, used to create invisible stairs.

Call of Dooty

Call of Dooty is a remake of the classic E1M1: Hangar level, parodying contemporary first-person shooters with their features like linear level design, disrupting cutscenes, and regenerating health.

Waste Labs

You are the last space marine at the Nuke Testing base on the Moon all of your friends are dead and you only have a pistol, so what are you gonna do about it?

Waste Labs is a megawad for Doom 1 with 3 episodes.

Back to Basics

After making a large map with slopes, scripts, all new resources and whatnot, I felt like making something very basic.

Also used this opportunity to get some maps that were gathering dust finished and released; a very old episode 2 project (although I have released e2m1 of that project before as e2m1er.wad), and a project for EDGE that got to 1½ levels (Rust). The maps were converted to use vanilla resources only (except for the sky).

E2M5-E2M9 however are brand new levels for this release. The wad is tested to be vanilla compatible, though during mapping it has mainly been tested with ZDoom for convenience's sake. Also found to work with Eternity. But as it is vanilla compatible, any port should work.

Genesis of Descent

A large map for the original Doom that uses a huge amount of scripting and ZDoom features while attemptimg to retain classic and fast paced Doom action.

Alpha Accident: Terra Nova

Alpha Accident: Terra Nova has not only new maps, textures and music but also new things. Also there are new monsters (boss included), and a new (barely) map hazard - voltage... Maps in this episode are quite large and more of an andventure sort than anything else, but there's enough monsters to shoot at.

Nihility: Infinite Teeth

A vanilla E2 replacement/PC for Ultimate Doom. It's called Nihility and I'll hopefully one day expand it into a full 36-level megawad. It's an old-school style wad with some new and replaced monsters and weapons, inspired by the Alphas/Beta but also old-school 90's partial conversions aka Strain. If you like DTWID, No End In Sight, Monti's favillesco and erkatane episodes, and Doom: The Lost Episode then you might enjoy this. If you don't like abstract, explorational and moody maps (and graytall) you should probably steer clear.

Base Ganymede: Complete

A 3 episode vanilla megawad for Doom 1 containing a total of 27 maps. Set on one of Jupiter's moons called Ganymede, this wad should provide a challenge for a wide variety of skill levels ranging from the humble newbie to veteran speedrunner. Each episode has it's own progression rather than the usual base -> hellbase -> hell.

Pathogen

Thanks Nue for the speedy work on the graphics, textures were pinched from CC4 and Jimmys Zoon texture packs (also where the misty sky came from). New palette is ReaperAAs excellent Coldpal colour palette.

Goetia 1

Goetia (Medieval Latin; anglicised as goety) is a practice that includes the conjuration of demons

Doomguy, in an effort to take out more demons, engages in arcane demon rituals to reach the demon's realm.

No Sleep for the Dead

A Doom 1 episode replacement and the spiritual successor to 1997's Dawn of the Dead. This episode features 9 brand new original and consistently themed levels in classic good ol' Doom style. In addition, you receive one bonus level which runs on E2M1.

The Jaguar version of Doom was published by Atari and was developed by id Software. It was released on November 28, 1994.

Like the PC version, this version of Doom was developed on the NEXTSTEP platform, and compiled to run on the Jaguar. The bulk of the engine was programmed by John Carmack, while Dave Taylor handled the multiplayer code.

This version was the first official port of Doom to begin its development cycle, although the 32X version was released first. The 32X, 3DO, GBA and PlayStation ports are all derived from this port.

The Super Nintendo version of Doom was published by Williams Entertainment on September 1, 1995, near the end of the system's life cycle. This is the first SNES title rated M for mature, and one of only three rated as such (the others being Mortal Kombat 3 and Ultimate Mortal Kombat 3, coincidentally also published by Williams Entertainment, Inc.). The cartridge features a Super FX 2 chip, and Doom was one of few SNES games to feature a colored cartridge; the NTSC release was available in a red casing. The game does not use the Doom engine, but features a custom engine, known as the Reality engine, programmed by Randy Linden.

Monument

This is a complete episode 2 replacement for DOOM.
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.

Incineration

A replacecment for Episode 3 of Doom. Just maps in here no new music or graphics.

Cleimos

Cleimos is a Doom episode replacement mod of nine levels, created by Rand and Steven Phares. It had a sequel made for Doom II, Cleimos 2.

Lunar Catastrophe

Lunar Catastrophe is a classic-themed megawad for Doom released on December 30, 2018. A joint-effort by partners Samantha McNallen (Miss Bubbles) & Derek Pierson (Count651), the four episode megawad is heavily inspired by Doom's abstract level design, taking inspiration not only from John Romero but Sandy Petersen and Tom Hall as well. It took two years to make, with both creators splitting the workload evenly. It was a runner-up in the Cacowards 2019.

The Singularity Complex

Singularity Complex is an episode of 9 levels for Ultimate Doom, done in the "classic" Doom style. It is the successor of the much acclaimed Classic Episode, so I guess you could also call it Classic Episode 2.

Hell's Farthest Shore

Hell's Farthest Shore will be a replacement episode for The Shores of Hell, with a focus on huge, imposing architecture and atmospheric exploration, punctuated with frantic combat.

Invasion...: Level 1 - Contamination

This is level 1 of a 9 level storyline episode.

You thought it was all over after you finished the grand tour in hell after Episode 3 -- Inferno.

Well, Mars Base has sent in an urgent distress call and this time you are called again for one final encounter against the... INVASION!

Invasion...: Level 2 -The Upper Decks

This is level 1 of a 4 level storyline episode.

[It's too much work to make 9, so we decided to compress the story a bit!]

Dawn of the Dead

Dawn of the Dead is an episode replacement for Doom created by Jan Van der Veken in June 1997, and was the first PWAD released by the author. It replaces the first episode, though E1M5 is considered by many to be missing, with the slot occupied by a map with one tiny room containing no monsters.

Terminal

An Episode 2 map that's chock-full of laser-saturated, demon-munching action. This level is about 20 minutes long, so a cut version has been provided in the E2M3 slot for people who don't like long maps.

The Beginning of the End: Part 2

The follow up to The Beginning of the end. Lots of new stuff here. All these levels have an original feel to them. You will enjoy playing these wads! But be warned... they are tough!

High/Low 2

High/Low 2 is a Doom Episode 2 themed level. Like High/Low 1, which was an episode 1 kinda level it is only meant to resemble the style, not to copy it.

PhobosDeimos Anomaly

PhobosDeimos Anomaly is a 2012 mod for Doom containing two six-level episodes, totaling twelve levels, created with maps submitted to Doom the Way id Did by the late Callum Guy Oliver (phobosdeimos1) and released posthumously.

Phobos Massacre

A replacement for Episode 1 of DOOM, in E1 style. This wad is an attempt to capture the atmosphere of "Knee Deep in the Dead" and to evoke nostalgia in players who enjoyed the original DOOM levels.

Evil Unleashed

A medium sized classic doom map with an decent layout and entertaining gameplay which leans more to the easy side.

NostalDoom

A full Doom I E1 replacement that gimmick the original one BUT also take its own way, the theme stay mainly "Romero Tech" and retake the mains landmarks of the original maps to build another layout around it, but also take soft inspiration of E2. The main goal of this project was to catch a jovial tune for the sake of nostalgia.

900 Deep in the Dead

Nine maps with less than 100 lines each, hence '900 Deep in the Dead'.

Conquered Complex

Small, but punchy map and could be rough in some places. Takes about 10 mins to complete.

The Day of Chains

E2-themed map, made as a present for Chaingunner's birthday.

Outbreak of Evil

Regular replacement of the first episode. Levels were released back in 2013, but were reworked in 2017-2019

E1 Contest

E1 Contest is a 2001 megawad. It is a compilation of 15 levels in the style of the Knee-Deep in the Dead episode by multiple authors, one map per author. It was the fruit of a contest announced by the extinct website Doom Center during the E1 Week which took place in the first seven days of July 2001. John Romero was sent these levels and he would examine and rate them in order to proclaim four winners. The author of the top rated level received as prize a box of The Ultimate Doom with all items signed by John Romero.

Extremal Doom

Extremal Doom is a Doom megawad by Russian level designer Mikle Ilyin that was initially released in January 2003. It features three episodes, as well as some texture and sprite replacements, several of which have been taken from Hexen.

Galaxia

Galaxia is a PWAD created by Pavel Hodek. It is notable for an extensive storyline (presented in a separate file, story.txt) which serves as the basis of the WAD's design and progression, in an era when most designers did not care about story or theme. It also features a few new sound effects and two replacement music tracks.

Inferno

Inferno (not to be confused with Doom's original third episode) is a nine-level episode replacement designed by Christopher Lutz and released in March 1998. The mapset is themed after Doom episode Inferno, replacing all levels with new ones designed around the Hell map visual style.

RRWard02

RRWard02 is a single-level PWAD designed by Richard R. Ward and released in November 1994.

Skycity

Skycity uses new textures, graphics and new sounds for the weapons. The level is set in a sort of abandoned megastructure, similar to a large shopping mall made out of concrete and marble. Spiderwebs and noticeable signs can be found all around. The map design is complex and intricate, with several interconnected areas and pathways that the player can choose, which encourages exploration due to the non-linearity of the map, and all the hidden and secret spots that can be found. It is a very early example of a semi-realistic map trying to recreate an urban-like structure.

Slaughter Until Death

Slaughter Until Death is a PWAD for Doom which replaces all nine maps in The Shores of Hell, created by The Innocent Crew.

Sigil II

SIGIL II is the unofficial sixth episode for 1993’s DOOM. SIGIL II requires the registered version of DOOM to run.

Five Nights at Freddy's Doom

This 1993 DOOM mod lets you visit Five Nights at Freddy's 1, FNaF 2, and FNaF 3 pizzerias.

Confusion Constructions

A somewhat unusual E1 replacement for limit-removing Doom 1.

Tyko's Dying Together

Experts Say Playing This Game Can Lead To Prosperity, Good Luck, And Long Life.

Solve et Coagula

Solve et Coagula is a limit-removing replacement for Doom Episode 2: The Shores of Hell created by Nicolas Monti that was a runner-up for the 2023 Cacowards.

Bleedthrough

A vanilla-compatible three-episode megaWAD by Jayextee; including some fixes and minor balance tweaks to the maps included from The Becoming.

Grejsimojs

An anachronistic 90s-style Episode 2 Replacement.

Five Nights at Freddy's 1 Doom

FNAF Doom is a mod of the famous game Doom that combines elements from Five Nights at Freddy's (FNAF) with the intense and frenetic gameplay of Doom. In this mod, you can play with your friends or other players online while trying to survive the attacks of the scary animatronics.

Five Nights at Freddy's Doom Mod Remake

A remake of FNAF1 Doom mod, FNAF1Remake is an upgrade on all aspects. Graphics, Gameplay, Unending Chaos. 1-8 Players.

Thrice Doomed

27 100% vanilla-compatible maps for Doom I, replacing the three original episodes. Focus is on short, compact maps with a low to moderate difficulty curve; a secondary aim being more consistent visuals within episodes.

Rust

RUST is a 90s and Scythe-inspired project that aims to combine the early wad aesthetics of D!Zone style wads with the modern progression and fast-paced as wads like Scythe.

Forsaken Compound

Forsaken Compound is a limit-removing E1 replacement wad for Doom 1. There's a mix of action/slaughtery gameplay and more simple, atmosphere-oriented parts that require some thinking, overall intended to be more difficult than normal Knee Deep in the Dead-style mapping, as well as more visually distinct and varied than that episode. Texturing is all done from the IWAD with an excellent custom palette by Dir, and some sound replacements from Doom 64 and Doom 3.

GZDoom SM64

The Lost Episodes of Doom

The Lost Episodes of Doom is a collection of three eight-level episodes for Doom by Christen Klie and Bob Carter. It takes place on the Jovian moons Callisto and Io, and on Jupiter itself. It was a commercial product and was included on a 3.5" floppy disk that was sold with a 246-page book that details the levels. The book is written by Jonathan Mendoza with some notes by both map designers.

The book was published by Sybex in January 1995.

Certain Death

Two small maps set on a Hell-infested planet called Tromos.

Nuke Mine

A rather parodic story explains that the player has been sent on a surveillance mission to find out what happened on the nuke mine of Nexus 14, which has been infested by demons coming through a time-continuum breach, but has decided to clean up the invasion alone instead.

Knee Deep in the UnDead

Designed to recreate the feel of Knee Deep in the Dead as a short and simple E1 replacement.

F_Episode 2

Complete replacement for episode 2 of Doom

CH Retro Episode

The summer of 2001 brought you CH Retro. A level filled to the rim with all that good John Romero episode 1 stuff we all know and love!

Deadly Standards

A community made Episode 1 replacement for Ultimate Doom. The only limit given was to use the stock IWAD resources (graphics, sounds). The exception being a new midi/soundtrack.

Deadly Standards 2

A community made Episode 2 replacement for Ultimate Doom, sequel of the Deadly Standards. Again, the only limitation is to create a map for Doom using only the stock assets (graphics, sounds, etc.), with the only expection of new midi soundtrack.

Deadly Standards 3

A community made Episode 3 replacement for Ultimate Doom, sequel of the highly acclaimed Deadly Standards episodes. This time things gets a little change from the previous two installments with a new sky, a black void patch, a reskin of the original monsters and a theme of a frightening horrors that are hiding in the depths of a mysterious void world....

Phobos Revisited

Phobos Revisited is a nine-level episode replacement for The Ultimate Doom, created by Rex Claussen and released on September 10, 2004. It replaces the entire first episode and its levels are re-imagined versions of the original levels. Notably, all the levels remain (mostly) faithful to the geometry and pathing of the original levels.

The Evil Unleashed

The Evil Unleashed is a Doom episode replacement mod of nine levels, created by The Innocent Crew

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