Got a shoutout Liam.

https://www.pcgamer.com/software/platforms/steams-gonna-start-listing-adjustable-difficulty-save-anytime-and-other-accessibility-features-right-on-a-games-store-page-soon/ [External Link]

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Are you able to export a map file without the online features?

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@itsNotting

https://www.pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/Doom_(2016) [External Link]

Will usually have it covered. The store page DOES mention it though, as it did with the similar situation with F.3.A.R.

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It's closer to Wolfenstein 3D or Rise of the Triad, but with angled walls.

It should be noted this is already out on the ZOOM store, including the Linux version by the looks of it.

https://www.zoom-platform.com/product/the-fortress-of-dr-radiaki [External Link]

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Not quite the right Civvie joke, seeing how Radiaki has no (live) rendered models...

All of the Merit Studios published first-person shooters are considered rather awful, but Isle of the Dead at least has the comic book aesthetic and point-and-click elements going for it. Suprised they didn't go for that one, although Nerves of Steel is probably the worst.

https://90sfps.fandom.com/wiki/Merit_Studios [External Link]

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@Mezron

I am sure it will support local multiplayer, but just want to note the first attempt at an open content replacement called OpenQuartz already has complete local multiplayer. The admittedly ancient compiled builds even include FrikBots.

EDIT: multiplayer shown in this stream. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GJB0kTOSNXA [External Link]

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Don't interrupt me! [External Link]

And yeah, especially seeing how Microsoft bought Activision and thus Raven, this should be Hexen, the original medieval Doom...

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If this was MIT licensed I could easily see Beamdog trying to use it.

They still could obviously, but they'd need to respect copyleft.

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Quoting: MichelN86Bought the bundle, already owned prey and crysis remastered on epic (and doom on gog). But i wanted the other games too (in steam with proton). Now i have them all in steam which i really wanted. Thanks for the heads up

The article says its for Doom (2016), which isn't on GOG yet.

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Quoting: ElectricPrismThese titles are so old they should license the code as open source and dump it on the net. It would do well for their legacy and reputation to immortalize their roots.

Last I heard, Sweeney said he would, but there are too many libraries used.

https://www.dsogaming.com/news/epics-tim-sweeney-says-that-unreal-engine-1-may-one-day-go-open-source/ [External Link]

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