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Spoiler alert: If you plan to play the Doom 2 mod MyHouse.wad, stop reading right now and go dive down the rabbit hole that is this wholly standalone game. While I'll avoid major spoilers and puzzle ...

Despite being three decades old, the first DOOM remains one of the most-modded games in the community. The iconic first-person shooter and its archaic engine have become a modder’s playground for ...

If you’re looking to observe this special Doomversary—a whole 25 years—you should check out 2018’s Cacowards. Doomworld shines a spotlight on the best Doom maps and mods every year on the game's ...

A new Doom Quake mod crossover is in the works to bring together veteran developer id Software's primary franchises - and two of the best FPSs on PC. The Doom/Quake crossover will merge both games and ...

The campaign of Doom Eternal's base game is exceptional, but running it over a few restarts can make the levels and enemies feel the same and might burn you out. If you are facing such an issue and ...

Not everyone has years, weeks or even hours to commit to demon slaughter. Not all of us can be Coincident, fighting through the armies of hell for six hours solid. Sometimes you've not even got a ...

Then there's the Doom 4 Emulation, which adds new textures, a modern menu, sound effects, music, and a brand new HUD. But our favourite is HorrorMovieGuy's GZDoom 'Glory Kill' mod, which adds a ...

The original Doom games continue to draw a massive fanbase and community thanks to their unrestrained moddability, which has led to such excellent creations as Brutal Doom, improving animations, ...

With 2016’s Bethesda release Doom hanging out just just over the horizon, it’s been a good time to get back into the old boots ‘n’ shotgun to take on some evil undead hordes. Replaying id Software’s ...

The Legend of Zelda and Doom are both legendary, genre-defining titles from decades ago, but with vastly different gameplay, technical makeup and release platforms it's hard to find too many ...

Have you ever played id Software’s classic first-person shooter Doom and found something strangely familiar in its righteous MIDI bass riffs? Perhaps you were taken back to the beloved sitcom Seinfeld ...