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* [http://www.the-underdogs.info/game.php?gameid=2828 Doom 2D] at [[Wikipedia:Home of the Underdogs|Home of the Underdogs]]
 
* [http://www.the-underdogs.info/game.php?gameid=2828 Doom 2D] at [[Wikipedia:Home of the Underdogs|Home of the Underdogs]]
 
*[http://www.codinsoft.de/doom2d.html Doom 2D as a browser game] - A Flash version of Doom 2D (an independent project with a different story).
 
*[http://www.codinsoft.de/doom2d.html Doom 2D as a browser game] - A Flash version of Doom 2D (an independent project with a different story).
*[http://doom2d.org/download/df/ Doom 2D:Forever] - a partially finished [[Wikipedia:Microsoft Windows|Windows]]/[[Wikipedia:OpenGL|OpenGL]] remake. The game is is in Russian, but an experimental English executable is available.
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*[http://doom2d.org/download/df/ Doom 2D:Forever] - a partially finished [[Wikipedia:Microsoft Windows|Windows]]/[[Wikipedia:OpenGL|OpenGL]] remake. The game is in Russian, but an experimental English executable is available.
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*[http://doom2dmp.freewebhostx.com/ Doom 2D Multiplayer] - a partially finished game remake with multiplayer (via Internet and LAN). In this game will not be singleplayer. The game is in Russian.
 
*[http://www.rovob.com/doom2d/index.php Doom 2D, first episode] - Another 2D Doom platformer. Arguably more faithful to original [[Doom]] than the original Doom 2D. Lacks [[multiplayer]], has some bugs and only has one episode.
 
*[http://www.rovob.com/doom2d/index.php Doom 2D, first episode] - Another 2D Doom platformer. Arguably more faithful to original [[Doom]] than the original Doom 2D. Lacks [[multiplayer]], has some bugs and only has one episode.
 
[[Category:Fan-made Doom games]]
 
[[Category:Fan-made Doom games]]

Revision as of 19:53, 8 February 2010

Doom 2D is a fan-made DOS-based freeware side-scrolling video game based upon Doom, somewhat like Doom 2D - Knee deep in the dead, only older. Doom 2D is essentially the original Doom translated into a two-dimensional arcade or console-like shooter, comparable to the original Duke Nukem. The player resumes their role as Doomguy, who must do battle with various hell-spawn.

Originally appearing entirely in Russian, eventually a partially-translated English version appeared and both are still available for free on the Internet.

Game details

Story

The story of Doom 2D is presumably the same as that of the original Doom, which contained very few story details in-game. Doom 2D has even less in-game plot developments than this, simplifying the already simple objectives found in Doom games.

Gameplay

Gameplay utilizes a simple and customizable set of keys to navigate a 2D environment and defeat and pass monsters. The game also offers two-player cooperative-play or deathmatch options, which can be played using different keys on a single keyboard.

Visual styles and creatures

All creatures from the original Doom appear in Doom 2D, as Doom 2D utilizes the monster sprites (and others, such as object sprites) ripped from the original Doom. The difference, of course, is that in Doom 2D the creatures are mostly seen from the side (as opposed to the front, as it is in Doom) due to the different perspective. Most of the game's foreground and background elements were as well extracted from Doom, as were the sound effects.

External links

  • Doom 2D Multiplayer - a partially finished game remake with multiplayer (via Internet and LAN). In this game will not be singleplayer. The game is in Russian.
  • Doom 2D, first episode - Another 2D Doom platformer. Arguably more faithful to original Doom than the original Doom 2D. Lacks multiplayer, has some bugs and only has one episode.