File this one under “mods you probably thought already existed.” With Voxel Doom, you can now play the legendary 1993 first-person shooter Doom with all the monsters and items rendered in beautifully ...

A Doom mod two years in the making is now complete, and it overhauls 2019's Doom 64 PC remaster into more of a story-driven FPS game along the lines of Doom Eternal or 2016 - featuring new levels, ...

Through the looking glass: A ton of mods through the years have offered dramatically different takes on id Software's classic first-person shooter. Voxel Doom, in contrast, is remarkably subtle, given ...

Voxel Doom uses 3D pixels to let you see what a pinky looks like from the side at long last. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Add ...

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What if Doom 2016 was made in in the 90s? Then you'd have this nifty mod that rips and tears like its 1993. Introducing Doom 4 Vanilla, a new mod that basically demasters id's beloved 2016 shooter ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Bethesda gave us an incredible first look at DOOM Eternal and while we are too busy drooling over ...

TL;DR: Fallout Bakersfield is a non-commercial Doom total conversion mod by Red888Guns, transforming the 1997 Fallout RPG into a first-person shooter with classic pixelated graphics and real-time text ...

Yesterday, Doom celebrated its 21st anniversary. Creator id Software certainly acknowledged this monumental date and today, Shacknews would like to do the same. After all, it's the Shacknews Chatty ...

Console and mobile DOOM players will be pleased to know that a new mod/update has been rolled out in the form of DOOM Zero, adding 32 new levels to the original games on mobile and consoles. Owners of ...

This article was originally published in PC Gamer issue 279. Over the past few years, many of the barriers to making and modifying videogames have been removed. You ...