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'''Doom 2 Unleashed (Pcorf community project)''' is a 2011 [[megawad]] that contains forty new levels, made by members of the [[Doomworld]] community.  It requires a [[Boom]]-compatible [[source ports|source port]] to play.   
 
'''Doom 2 Unleashed (Pcorf community project)''' is a 2011 [[megawad]] that contains forty new levels, made by members of the [[Doomworld]] community.  It requires a [[Boom]]-compatible [[source ports|source port]] to play.   
  
It was originally started in September 2009 by [[Paul Corfiatis]].  The aim of the project was to create a level for [[Doom II]] using only stock Doom II textures. 15 months later, forty levels were submitted and divided into two episodes: the first Doom 2 Unleashed which contains the 32 main levels and the second No Hope For Peace which contains eight additional levels. The megawad also contains a seperate music [[WAD]] with mostly original music. The main WAD contains the submitted songs and the songs from [[Doom]], Doom II and [[TNT: Evilution|TNT]] picked by Paul Corfiatis.
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It was originally started in September 2009 by [[Paul Corfiatis]].  The aim of the project was to create a level for [[Doom II]] using only stock Doom II textures. 15 months later, forty levels were submitted and divided into two episodes: the first Doom 2 Unleashed which contains the 32 main levels and the second No Hope For Peace which contains eight additional levels. The megawad also contains a separate music [[WAD]] with mostly original music. The main WAD contains the submitted songs and the songs from [[Doom]], Doom II and [[TNT: Evilution|TNT]] picked by Paul Corfiatis.
  
 
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Doom 2 Unleashed (Pcorf community project) is a 2011 megawad that contains forty new levels, made by members of the Doomworld community. It requires a Boom-compatible source port to play.

It was originally started in September 2009 by Paul Corfiatis. The aim of the project was to create a level for Doom II using only stock Doom II textures. 15 months later, forty levels were submitted and divided into two episodes: the first Doom 2 Unleashed which contains the 32 main levels and the second No Hope For Peace which contains eight additional levels. The megawad also contains a separate music WAD with mostly original music. The main WAD contains the submitted songs and the songs from Doom, Doom II and TNT picked by Paul Corfiatis.

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