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* [[MAP24: Tough Skin River (BTSX-E1)|MAP24: Tough Skin River]] by [[John Oksasoglu (Tango)|John Oksasoglu]] | * [[MAP24: Tough Skin River (BTSX-E1)|MAP24: Tough Skin River]] by [[John Oksasoglu (Tango)|John Oksasoglu]] | ||
* [[MAP31: The Hard Way (BTSX-E1)|MAP31: The Hard Way]] by Paul DeBruyne | * [[MAP31: The Hard Way (BTSX-E1)|MAP31: The Hard Way]] by Paul DeBruyne | ||
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| + | * MAP01: "Entering" ([[Michael Mancuso (esselfortium)|Michael Mancuso]]) | ||
| + | * MAP02: "Phobophobe" (Michael Mancuso) | ||
| + | * MAP03: "Drilling By Night" ([[Stuart Rynn (stewboy)|Stuart Rynn]]) | ||
| + | * MAP04: "Clonk" (Michael Mancuso) | ||
| + | * MAP05: "Atmospheric Pressure" ([[James Paddock (Jimmy)|James Paddock]]) | ||
| + | * MAP06: "Nanonucleonic Cyborg Summoning" ([[Elric Sullivan (Darkhaven)|Elric Sullivan]]) | ||
| + | * MAP07: "Conductor" (James Paddock) | ||
| + | * MAP08: "Waiting" (Michael Mancuso) | ||
| + | * MAP09: "Untilted" (James Paddock) | ||
| + | * MAP10: "Coal" (James Paddock) | ||
| + | * MAP11: "Yaw" (James Paddock) | ||
| + | * MAP12: "Liquid Luck" (James Paddock) | ||
| + | * MAP13: "Escape Velocity" (James Paddock) | ||
| + | * MAP14: "24" (Stuart Rynn) | ||
| + | * MAP15: "Quicksilver" (James Paddock) | ||
| + | * MAP16: "Waiting" (Michael Mancuso) | ||
| + | * MAP17: "Dirt" (Michael Mancuso) | ||
| + | * MAP18: "Untitled" ([[Simon Judd (sirjuddington)|Simon Judd]]) | ||
| + | * MAP19: "Faultline" (James Paddock) | ||
| + | * MAP20: "The Cry" (James Paddock) | ||
| + | * MAP21: "Heliotrope" (James Paddock) | ||
| + | * MAP22: "Womp" (Michael Mancuso) | ||
| + | * MAP23: "Waiting" (Michael Mancuso) | ||
| + | * MAP24: "Within Reach" (James Paddock) | ||
| + | * MAP31: "Atomic" (James Paddock) | ||
| + | * Ending screen: "Undersea" (Michael Mancuso) | ||
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====Episode 2: Tower in the Fountain of Sparks==== | ====Episode 2: Tower in the Fountain of Sparks==== | ||
* [[MAP01: Shadow Port (BTSX-E2)|MAP01: Shadow Port]] by [[Josh Sealy (Joshy)|Josh Sealy]], [[Michael Mancuso (esselfortium)|Michael Mancuso]] and [[Boris Klimeš (dew)|Boris Klimeš]] | * [[MAP01: Shadow Port (BTSX-E2)|MAP01: Shadow Port]] by [[Josh Sealy (Joshy)|Josh Sealy]], [[Michael Mancuso (esselfortium)|Michael Mancuso]] and [[Boris Klimeš (dew)|Boris Klimeš]] | ||
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* MAP01: "Alien Jungle" ([[Stuart Rynn (stewboy)|Stuart Rynn]]) | * MAP01: "Alien Jungle" ([[Stuart Rynn (stewboy)|Stuart Rynn]]) | ||
* MAP02: "94" (Stuart Rynn) | * MAP02: "94" (Stuart Rynn) | ||
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* [[Text screen]]: "Wait for Dawn" (Elric Sullivan) | * [[Text screen]]: "Wait for Dawn" (Elric Sullivan) | ||
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==External links== | ==External links== | ||
Revision as of 16:46, 6 September 2014
Back to Saturn X is a megawad and partial conversion for Doom II, designed to be compatible with DOOM2.EXE. It features an exclusive texture set, original music, and a new palette and colormap.
Song titles from Guided By Voices provide the title, episode names, and map names, and are also inserted into storyline text.
The first episode was originally released on December 10, 2012 for Doom's 19th birthday, featuring twenty regular levels, one secret level, and a recurring train station hub. An additional level was inserted later in a later release on August 1, 2013. The episode received one of the 2013 Cacowards. The second episode was released on 1 September, 2014, with another twenty-one levels, a secret level, four episode hubs and an ending screen. One final episode remains in development.
Contents
Content
LevelsEpisode 1: Get Out Of My Stations
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Soundtrack
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Episode 2: Tower in the Fountain of Sparks
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External links
- Doomworld forums thread - Episode 1
- Doomworld forums thread - Episode 2
