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  1. Doom 4 Windows 1.11 installer

    By Guest

    This program is an 'enhancement' to the Doom engine released by id in December of 1997. The major purpose for this version of the Doom engine is to add score keeping to the game. I wanted this because it gives me just one more reason to play Doom, Doom ][, and alot of user wad files over and over again. Trying to beat your own or others scores adds another level of competition to the play of the game.

    The console, CD music routines, and original port to DirectX that this program is built upon are part of WinDoom by Bruce Lewis. He only went so far with WinDoom because he was using it as a stepping stone to his glDoom project. Please visit his website: http://frag.com/doom/.

    22 downloads

       (7 reviews)

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  2. Doom 4 Windows 1.11 (source and binary)

    By Guest

    This program is an 'enhancement' to the Doom engine released by id in December of 1997. The major purpose for this version of the Doom engine is to add score keeping to the game. I wanted this because it gives me just one more reason to play Doom, Doom ][, and alot of user wad files over and over again. Trying to beat your own or others scores adds another level of competition to the play of the game.

    The console, CD music routines, and original port to DirectX that this program is built upon are part of WinDoom by Bruce Lewis. He only went so far with WinDoom because he was using it as a stepping stone to his glDoom project. Please visit his website: http://frag.com/doom/.

    11 downloads

       (0 reviews)

    Submitted

  3. WinDoom V0.90 source code

    By Guest

    This is my version (so far) of a Win32 port of the Linux Doom source code released by id Software. I have gotten most of the features of the original program working but it isn't quite ready for primetime. It does odd things occasionally, and sometimes sounds just disappear. Probably because of the sound buffer manager being non-existent.

    49 downloads

       (1 review)

    Submitted

  4. Doom 4 Windows 1.11

    By Guest

    This program is an 'enhancement' to the Doom engine released by id in December of 1997. The major purpose for this version of the Doom engine is to add score keeping to the game. I wanted this because it gives me just one more reason to play Doom, Doom ][, and alot of user wad files over and over again. Trying to beat your own or others scores adds another level of competition to the play of the game.

    The console, CD music routines, and original port to DirectX that this program is built upon are part of WinDoom by Bruce Lewis. He only went so far with WinDoom because he was using it as a stepping stone to his glDoom project. Please visit his website: http://frag.com/doom/.

    9 downloads

       (3 reviews)

    Submitted

  5. WinDoom V0.90

    By Guest

    This is my version (so far) of a Win32 port of the Linux Doom source code released by id Software. I have gotten most of the features of the original program working but it isn't quite ready for primetime. It does odd things occasionally, and sometimes sounds just disappear. Probably because of the sound buffer manager being non-existent.

    18 downloads

       (4 reviews)

    Submitted

  6. WinDoom Front End 1.11 souce code

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    5 downloads

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  • File Reviews

    • Midway64
      fortress.wad
      By Midway64 · Posted
      2fort on it's original incarnation.   Pretty great.
    • Individualised
      fortress.wad
      By Individualised · Posted
      The first ever version of 2fort. It barely resembles its later incarnations.   Crazy how an entire franchise and FPS genre spawned from a single map. It's a crime that the origins of Team Fortress have been forgotten. Most people don't know anything before Quake/TF1 2fort, but nope, this is yet another massively influential thing that the Doom community can claim.
    • Yumheart
      Long Days
      By Yumheart · Posted
      Great fun. Bleak, metal-driven style over fairly easy substance, which is a good thing. I can see the song getting annoying in a more challenging map.
    • bowserknight
      Long Days
      By bowserknight · Posted
      Pretty fun map if you want some quick, easy slaughter fun. Just sucks a bit that you can just cheese the whole thing by leaving the arena and running around at the edges of the map. Cool to play with gameplay mods tho!   Music is alright but it does get a little annoying after a while.
    • Bri0che
      Return to Phobos
      By Bri0che · Posted
      Classic, sober, simple tech map that I'm fond of. The flow of the map is like a river, and the backtrack (that myself is usually upset about) is intuitive to follow. The teleport repopulation is smart enough. I don't know about the health/ammo tightness other comments talked about because I played with a mod.
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