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Grid 32
2008
Grid 32
2008
MegaWad is consisting of 6 levels, which were built in "grid 32". This map editor grid was used while making all of these levels. All vertexes lay on knots of a grid 32, and this rule does not extend on things.There is no general style, each map expresses individual style of it`s author.Downhell
2009
Downhell
2009
Downhell is a single-level PWAD for Doom II, meant for limit-removing ports that was released on June 14, 2009 by Shadowman. It uses the music track "The Wind" by Mark Klem. It is set in a vast underground demonic fortress built exclusively with vanilla textures.5 Years
2010
5 Years
2010
A small megawad consists of 3 maps in Limit Removing format. The Hell invades in our reality, so, get ready your shotgun and kill them all.Da Will
2009
Da Will
2009
A first wad from B0S (Best Of Survivors) clan. The B0S clan has sent you on the task to find out what happened to "Object 33", with which the contact has been lost. It is located in remote district of the Central America so be prepared for a tough way.Yart
2023
Cipher
2018
Cipher
2018
Cipher is a mostly-orange, industrial themed mapset that uses the (now not-so) brand new OTEX texture pack. This wad features highly modern gameplay influenced by mappers such as Ribbiks, Skillsaw, Darkwave0000, Mechadon etc etc etc and runs on Boom format/complevel 9.Behemoth
2017
Behemoth
2017
A moderately large map featuring a hellish fortification with progressively more difficult fights, especially in the secret areas. It was originally created for Nova III but was decided to release standalone instead.300 Minutes of /vr/
2017
300 Minutes of /vr/
2017
A megawad compilation of maps made by /vr/ users. Participants were asked to make a map in 300 minutes, with an initial two-week deadline period for submission. There was no particular theme beyond vanilla compatibility / no custom textures.400 Minutes of /vr/
2022
400 Minutes of /vr/
2022
400 Minutes of /vr/ is a 37-map community megawad for Doom II designed for Boom-compatible source ports by various members of 4chan's retro videogames board, led by MacGuffin and released on the Doomworld forums on May 10, 2022. It is a restriction-based project inspired by the previous 100, 200, and 300 Minutes of /vr/ projects. Mappers were limited to creating maps within 400 minutes of development time, including playtesting. A small number of maps were created in more than 400 minutes, with their creators being allowed extra time for various reasons.Zones of Fear
2012
Zones of Fear
2012
Zones of Fear is a megawad for Doom II and Boom compatible source ports, created by several members of the Czech community from the website Liquid Doom.Cheogsh 2
2009
Cheogsh 2
2009
Cheogsh 2 is Doom II episode created by Shadowman and Guest that was released on November 19, 2009. A sequel to 2007's Cheogsh, it contains seven maps and requires the GZDoom source port to play. Much like its predecessor, Cheogsh 2 has a gothic theme and is largely set in a series of demonic towns and fortresses, containing many advanced effects and, new graphics and new custom enemies.To Fight
2009
To Fight
2009
This map is the third and final entry in Eternal's 2x2 series, following the previous month's Eclipse and Nightomb. Once again, it features only two textures and two flats used for the entirety of the map, but unlike its predecessors, it is a slaughter map, more in the vein of Eternal's previous maps, Generator of Evil and Belial's Bad Brain.L'Agonie Finale
2018
L'Agonie Finale
2018
L'Agonie Finale is a single-level PWAD for Doom II that was released in February 2018. It constitutes the bonus level to wrap up the French 3 heures d'agonie trilogy and is compiled of seven speedmaps designed by prominent contributors to the series: William Huber, Jean Bon (Jambon), Franck Livolant (franckFRAG), Roofi, JC Dorne, Arnaud Florian (Oxyde), and Maxime Bisiaux (Datacore). It uses the music track "Monuments of Treason" by Maxime Tondreau (Psychedelic Eyeball).Guerrilla War
1988
Guerrilla War
1987
