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This historical directory contains the actual id Software
distributions for all old versions of DOOM, as well as some
pre-release screenshots, released on the Internet at the time.
Read the appropriate .txt files for details.
Note that special permission has been granted by id Software
to do this. Please don't request that any of your own files,
or other old versions of DOOM, be put in this directory.
These files are NOT supported by id Software in any way, so
please do NOT contact id Software about them.
Questions? Contact idgmaint AT gamers.org .
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DOOM v1.4beta shareware version
By Guest
In order to create a complete collection of historic DOOM versions, as released on the Internet at the time, id Software has allowed to place this file, the v1.4beta shareware version of DOOM released on Jun 28, 1994, in the official idgames archive.
24 downloads
(7 reviews)Submitted
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DOOM v1.2 shareware version
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In order to create a complete collection of historic DOOM versions, as released on the Internet at the time, id Software has allowed to place this file, the v1.2 shareware version of DOOM released on Feb 17, 1994, in the official idgames archive.
34 downloads
(18 reviews)Submitted
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DOOM v1.1 shareware version
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In order to create a complete collection of historic DOOM versions, as released on the Internet at the time, id Software has allowed to place this file, the v1.1 shareware version of DOOM released on Dec 16, 1993, in the official idgames archive.
32 downloads
(11 reviews)Submitted
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DOOM v1.1 alternate DOS extenders
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In order to create a complete collection of historic DOOM versions, as released on the Internet at the time, id Software has allowed to place this file, the v1.1 alternate DOS extenders for DOOM released on Dec 15, 1993, in the official idgames archive.
28 downloads
(15 reviews)Submitted
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DOOM v0.99 shareware version
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In order to create a complete collection of historic DOOM versions, as released on the Internet at the time, id Software has allowed to place this file, the v0.99 shareware version of DOOM released on Dec 10, 1993, in the official idgames archive.
80 downloads
(39 reviews)Submitted
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DOOM pre-release screenshots
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In order to create a complete collection of historic DOOM versions, as released on the Internet at the time, this collection of pre-release screenshots is placed in the official idgames archive.
55 downloads
(15 reviews)Submitted
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DOOM press-release beta version
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In order to create a complete collection of historic DOOM versions, as released to testers at the time, id Software has allowed to place this file, the Oct 4, 1993 press-release beta version of DOOM, in the official idgames archive.
106 downloads
(57 reviews)Submitted
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Doom v0.5
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In order to create a complete collection of historic DOOM versions, as released to testers at the time, id Software has allowed to place this file, the May 22, 1993 alpha version of DOOM, in the official idgames archive.
77 downloads
(46 reviews)Submitted
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Doom v0.4
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In order to create a complete collection of historic DOOM versions, as released to testers at the time, id Software has allowed to place this file, the Apr 2, 1993 alpha version of DOOM, in the official idgames archive.
55 downloads
(26 reviews)Submitted
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Doom v0.2
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In order to create a complete collection of historic DOOM versions, as released to testers at the time, id Software has allowed to place this file, the Feb 4, 1993 pre-alpha version of DOOM, in the official idgames archive.
121 downloads
(90 reviews)Submitted
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By Individualised · PostedThe 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. -
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By bowserknight · PostedPretty 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. -
By Bri0che · PostedClassic, 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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