Super id Software Pack



id Super Pack was a download package on Steam containing all classic id Software PC titles as well as several games by Raven Software. It was sold for $99.99, 92,99€ or £75.99 depending on user location. It was a super set of Heretic + Hexen Collection.

Compared to the id Super Pack that it replaced, it includes Rage and Quake 4.

When Doom 3: BFG Edition was released, the smaller Doom Pack Complete collection was removed, and the original Doom 3, Resurrection of Evil, and Final Doom are no longer sold separately. Furthermore, the Master Levels for Doom II are no longer bundled with Doom II itself. The Super id Software Pack therefore remained the only possible source for these games on Steam. In early November 2012, the original Doom 3, Resurrection of Evil, and Final Doom were made available again, at reduced price, and Ultimate Doom as well as Doom II had their price reduced too. However, the Super id Software Pack was removed.

Included Doom or Doom-engine games

 * The Ultimate Doom
 * Doom II
 * Master Levels for Doom II
 * Final Doom
 * Doom 3
 * Doom 3: Resurrection of Evil
 * Heretic: Shadow of the Serpent Riders
 * Hexen: Beyond Heretic
 * Hexen: Deathkings of the Dark Citadel

Other games included

 * (all five episodes from Invasion of the Vorticons and Goodbye Galaxy!)
 * Hexen II
 * Quake
 * Wolfenstein 3D (including The Nocturnal Missions)
 * (including the "lost episodes" Return to Danger and Ultimate Challenge)
 * Wolfenstein 3D (including The Nocturnal Missions)
 * (including the "lost episodes" Return to Danger and Ultimate Challenge)
 * Wolfenstein 3D (including The Nocturnal Missions)
 * (including the "lost episodes" Return to Danger and Ultimate Challenge)
 * Wolfenstein 3D (including The Nocturnal Missions)
 * (including the "lost episodes" Return to Danger and Ultimate Challenge)
 * Wolfenstein 3D (including The Nocturnal Missions)
 * (including the "lost episodes" Return to Danger and Ultimate Challenge)

Noticeable omissions include and, both of which were developed and published without involvement from id Software; Netpack I: Extremities for Quake II, which was an official compilation of fan content; and Keen Dreams, which was developed for Softdisk.