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[[Image:doomguy1_big.jpg|thumb|right|[[Doom's protagonist|Doomguy]] in ''{{wp|Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3}}''.]]
 
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* ''[http://store.steampowered.com/app/237740/ Angry Video Game Nerd Adventures]'', the first officially sanctioned game featuring the {{wp|Angry Video Game Nerd}} character, contains a level called "Thy Farts Consumed" in which the Nerd descends into Hell to face giant "cacademons" and flaming skulls. A video of the level is available [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iudbVI4RLW0 here].
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** Its sequel, ''[http://store.steampowered.com/app/409660/ Angry Video Game Nerd II: ASSimliation]'', features the cacademons in many of its levels.
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| ''[http://store.steampowered.com/app/237740/ Angry Video Game Nerd Adventures]|| The first officially sanctioned game featuring the {{wp|Angry Video Game Nerd}} character, contains a level called "Thy Farts Consumed" in which the Nerd descends into Hell to face giant "cacademons" and flaming skulls. A video of the level is available [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iudbVI4RLW0 here]. Its sequel, ''[http://store.steampowered.com/app/409660/ Angry Video Game Nerd II: ASSimliation]'', features the cacademons in many of its levels.
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| ''{{wp|The Bizarre Adventures of Woodruff and the Schnibble}}|| Known in Europe as ''Woodruff and the Schnibble of Azimuth'', there is a scene in which Woodruff plays a Doom-like virtual reality game and shoots down a monster looking like a [[demon]] with a [[shotgun]].
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| ''{{wp|Brink_(video_game)|Brink}}''|| Has a {{wp|downloadable content}} pack which features Doom customizations for the in-game character.
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| ''{{wp|Damage Incorporated}}''|| The video-game-loving marine codenamed Vidiot will occasionally quip "Woah, this is better than Doom!" during missions.
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| ''[[Duke Nukem 3D]]''|| Contains a slaughtered marine who looks like the [[Doomguy]], which causes {{wp|Duke Nukem (character)|Duke}} to remark, "Hmmmm, that's one doomed space marine".
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| ''{{wp|Dungeons of Dredmor}}''|| Is full of references to other games, Doom included. The third level of the dungeon uses the "Moon Base Dredmor Alpha" theme, reminiscent of the [[Knee-Deep in the Dead|UAC base on Phobos]]. One of the Steam achievements for the game is "Realms of the Id", which is obtained by equipping the [[green armor]] and the "rusty helm" (from ''[[Quake]]'', which is also referenced with the "interdimensional axe").
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| ''{{wp|Earthworm Jim}}''|| In the {{wp|MS-DOS}} versions of ''{{wp|Earthworm Jim}}'' and ''{{wp|Earthworm Jim 2}}'' (collectively titled ''The Whole Can O' Worms''), typing in the [[Doom cheat codes]] <tt>iddqd</tt> or <tt>idkfa</tt> displays a humorous picture.
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| ''{{wp|Jazz Jackrabbit 2}}''|| In the episode-selection screen, the player is allowed to try the shareware demo of the game. The episode screen is a parody of the [[Doom II]] box-art and even the text "Shareware Demo" is written using the Doom font. This is ironic since the game was released by {{wp|Epic Games}}, the creator of ''{{wp|Unreal}}'' and the biggest competitor of [[id Software]]'s ''[[Quake]]'' franchise.
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|''{{wp|Master of Magic}}''|| This turn-based strategy game contains an artifact called The [[Doom cheat codes|Idspispopd]].
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|''{{wp|Minecraft}}''|| The randomized title screen phrases drawn over its logo include several related to Doom. These include "[[Doom cheat codes|idspispopd]]!", "[[MAP11]] has two names!" and "[[E1M8: Phobos Anomaly (Doom)|Phobos anomaly]]".
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|''{{wp|Muppets Inside}}''|| The game features a Doom parody starring the {{wp|Swedish Chef}} taking on giant killer vegetables with various kitchenware.
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|''{{wp|Project X Zone}}''|| In Chapter 38 of the game, titled "The Lord of Puppets," when facing off against ''Street Fighter IV'''s villain Seth for the third and final time, Juri will say she'll drag Seth down to hell, and Xiaomu says to say hello to the [[cyberdemon]]s when he gets there.
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|''{{wp|Quake II}}''|| Has an easter egg in which the Doom logo appeared in a room full of [[John Carmack]]-related paraphernalia. Most of the weapons available in the game are also updated versions of the weaponry in Doom, including an upgrade of the [[BFG 9000|BFG]] named 'BFG 10K'.
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|''{{wp|Quake III Arena}}''|| Features the Doomguy as a playable character; he is referred to simply as "Doom". The same model, with a different skin, is used for the character "[[Phobos (Quake series)|Phobos]]". A female character wearing a strikingly similar helmet, known as "[[Crash (Quake series)|Crash]]", is referred to as Doom's former mentor. The Quake III and {{wp|Quake Live}}'' level, Dueling Keeps, includes art that is strikingly similar to the [[Doom II]] [[final boss]].
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|''{{wp|Quake Champions}}''||features the Doom Slayer as depicted in [[Doom (2016)]] as a playable combatant with a special attack based on the [[Berserk (Doom 2016)|berserk]] power-up and a passive ability to double jump courtesy of his [[Delta V jump-boots]]. Previous incarnations of the Doomguy (classic look and Doom 3 look) are also available as cosmetic options. {{cite web|author=[[Bethesda]]|title=Quake Champions – Early Access Starts Soon|url=https://quake.bethesda.net/en/news/TjBBCfxxymoAECG06kwaq|publication=Bethesda.net|publishdate=17 August 2017|accessdate=18 August 2017}}
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|''{{wp|Radix: Beyond the Void}}''|| A 1995 hybrid of first-person shooter mechanics and ''{{wp|Descent (video game)|Descent}}''-like gameplay by Neutral Storm Entertainment, contains a recreation of a portion of [[E1M1: Hangar]] as a tribute to Doom's influence on its creators.
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|''{{wp|Rage (video game)|Rage}}''|| Contains an easter egg room with Doom textures in the Gearhead Vault part of Subway Town. The entrance is a locked door behind a [[Mixom]] crate; the door can be opened by activating computer keyboards that make the Doom powerup sound until a [[demon]] growl is heard. Entering the room teleports to a partial recreation of [[E1M1: Hangar (Doom)|E1M1]]. Similar easter-eggs also exist for ''[[Wolfenstein 3D]]'' and ''[[Quake]]''. Other ''Doom'' Easter eggs include, among others, the "Pinkies" snack (a parody of {{wp|Twinkies}}), the ''[[Doom II]]'' title screen adorning Siri's hookah, the concept art for the [[Doom 3]] version of the [[spiderdemon]] as a graffiti, a Wellspring NPC reading the [[Doom comic]], and the character watching a Doom demo on the targeting screen of the rocket launcher when idle.
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* In the adventure game ''{{wp|The Bizarre Adventures of Woodruff and the Schnibble}}'' (known in Europe as ''Woodruff and the Schnibble of Azimuth'') there is a scene in which Woodruff plays a Doom-like virtual reality game and shoots down a monster looking like a [[demon]] with a [[shotgun]].
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|''{{wp|Soldier of Fortune II: Double Helix}}''|| The [[Title screen|Doom title screen]] is shown on the personal computer of an enemy sailor on board the Seaward Star (mission 4).<ref>Reference to Doom mentioned in [http://www.soldier-of-fortune.com/sof2walk.php?i=m4b Soldier of Fortune II walkthrough] at Soldier-of-Fortune.com</ref>
 
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* ''{{wp|Brink_(video_game)|Brink}}'' has a {{wp|downloadable content}} pack which features Doom customizations for the in-game character.
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|''{{wp|Sin (video game)|Sin}}''|| In the Biomech security compound (level 10), one of the security terminals conceals an easter egg. If the player accesses the command prompt, they can use DOS commands to navigate and launch {{c|gloom.exe}}. Unfortunately, after going through the Doom-like [[loading sequence]], ''Gloom: Heck on Earth'' will fail to start due to a mouse not being present.
 
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* In ''{{wp|Damage Incorporated}}'', the video-game-loving marine codenamed Vidiot will occasionally quip "Woah, this is better than Doom!" during missions.
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|''Ganbare Goemon 4|| One part of this Super Famicom game by Konami requires the player to avoid gunshots from a pistol in the foreground. The ''[http://www.hardcoregaming101.net/goemon/goemon4-awesome1.png pistol sprite]'' is clearly based on Doom's.
 
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* ''[[Duke Nukem 3D]]'' contains a slaughtered marine who looks like the [[Doomguy]], which causes {{wp|Duke Nukem (character)|Duke}} to remark, "Hmmmm, that's one doomed space marine".
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|''{{wp|Spyro 3: Year of the Dragon}}|| In the Fireworks Factory level, a first-person shooter sequence must be undertaken using the laser-blaster-wielding monkey known as Agent 9. The game gives the names of the two Dragon eggs to be recovered in this area as "You're doomed!" and "You're still doomed!".
 
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* ''{{wp|Dungeons of Dredmor}}'' is full of references to other games, Doom included. The third level of the dungeon uses the "Moon Base Dredmor Alpha" theme, reminiscent of the [[Knee-Deep in the Dead|UAC base on Phobos]]. One of the Steam achievements for the game is "Realms of the Id", which is obtained by equipping the [[green armor]] and the "rusty helm" (from ''[[Quake]]'', which is also referenced with the "interdimensional axe").
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|''This Means War''|| In the intro sequence, the title screen of the fictional "Snark Hunter" game parodies Doom's logo and title picture.
 
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* In the {{wp|MS-DOS}} versions of ''{{wp|Earthworm Jim}}'' and ''{{wp|Earthworm Jim 2}}'' (collectively titled ''The Whole Can O' Worms''), typing in the [[Doom cheat codes]] <tt>iddqd</tt> or <tt>idkfa</tt> displays a humorous picture.
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|''{{wp|Tomb Raider III}}''|| In the Nevada Desert level, there are a bunch of workers in blue suits. All of them have the easily recognizable image of a [[lost soul]] displayed on their backs.
 
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* In ''{{wp|Jazz Jackrabbit 2}}'', in the episode-selection screen, the player is allowed to try the shareware demo of the game. The episode screen is a parody of the [[Doom II]] box-art and even the text "Shareware Demo" is written using the Doom font. This is ironic since the game was released by {{wp|Epic Games}}, the creator of ''{{wp|Unreal}}'' and the biggest competitor of [[id Software]]'s ''[[Quake]]'' franchise.
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|''{{wp|Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3}}''|| The PC release features the Doomguy as a secret skater. He is unlocked on the cheat screen by typing {{c|idkfa}}.
 
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* The turn-based strategy game ''{{wp|Master of Magic}}'' contains an artifact called The [[Doom cheat codes|Idspispopd]].
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|''{{wp|The Simpsons|Simpsons}}'' game ''{{wp|Virtual Springfield}}''|| There is a minigame called "Apoom" with a parody of Doom in which {{wp|Apu Nahasapeemapetilon|Apu}} fights off squishee-throwing bullies in his shop with a broom, [[shotgun]] and a weapon similar the [[BFG]], causing them to explode in a bloody mess.
 
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* The randomized title screen phrases in ''{{wp|Minecraft}}'' drawn over its logo include several related to Doom. These include "[[Doom cheat codes|idspispopd]]!", "[[MAP11]] has two names!" and "[[E1M8: Phobos Anomaly (Doom)|Phobos anomaly]]".
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|''Wolfenstein 3D''|| In the Atari Jaguar port of Wolfenstein 3D, the Pistol, Chaingun and Rocket Launcher sprites are taken from Doom.
 
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* The PC game ''{{wp|Muppets Inside}}'' features a Doom parody starring the {{wp|Swedish Chef}} taking on giant killer vegetables with various kitchenware.
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|''{{wp|Wolfenstein: The Old Blood}}''|| A cacodemon chew toy can be found on a doggy bed.
 
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* In Chapter 38 of the crossover video game ''{{wp|Project X Zone}}'' titled "The Lord of Puppets," when facing off against ''Street Fighter IV'''s villain Seth for the third and final time, Juri will say she'll drag Seth down to hell, and Xiaomu says to say hello to the [[cyberdemon]]s when he gets there.
 
 
 
* ''{{wp|Quake Champions}}'' features the Doom Slayer as depicted in [[Doom (2016)]] as a playable combatant with a special attack based on the [[Berserk (Doom 2016)|berserk]] power-up and a passive ability to double jump courtesy of his [[Delta V jump-boots]]. Previous incarnations of the Doomguy (classic look and Doom 3 look) are also available as cosmetic options. {{cite web|author=[[Bethesda]]|title=Quake Champions – Early Access Starts Soon|url=https://quake.bethesda.net/en/news/TjBBCfxxymoAECG06kwaq|publication=Bethesda.net|publishdate=17 August 2017|accessdate=18 August 2017}}
 
 
 
* ''{{wp|Quake II}}'' was host to an easter egg in which the Doom logo appeared in a room full of [[John Carmack]]-related paraphernalia. Most of the weapons available in the game are also updated versions of the weaponry in Doom, including an upgrade of the [[BFG 9000|BFG]] named 'BFG 10K'.
 
 
 
* ''{{wp|Quake III Arena}}'' features the Doomguy as a playable character; he is referred to simply as "Doom". The same model, with a different skin, is used for the character "[[Phobos (Quake series)|Phobos]]". A female character wearing a strikingly similar helmet, known as "[[Crash (Quake series)|Crash]]", is referred to as Doom's former mentor.
 
 
 
* The ''Quake III'' and ''{{wp|Quake Live}}'' level Dueling Keeps includes art that is strikingly similar to the [[Doom II]] [[final boss]].
 
 
 
* ''{{wp|Radix: Beyond the Void}}'', a 1995 hybrid of first-person shooter mechanics and ''{{wp|Descent (video game)|Descent}}''-like gameplay by Neutral Storm Entertainment, contains a recreation of a portion of [[E1M1: Hangar]] as a tribute to Doom's influence on its creators.
 
 
 
* ''{{wp|Rage (video game)|Rage}}'' contains an easter egg room with Doom textures in the Gearhead Vault part of Subway Town. The entrance is a locked door behind a [[Mixom]] crate; the door can be opened by activating computer keyboards that make the Doom powerup sound until a [[demon]] growl is heard. Entering the room teleports to a partial recreation of [[E1M1: Hangar (Doom)|E1M1]]. Similar easter-eggs also exist for ''[[Wolfenstein 3D]]'' and ''[[Quake]]''. Other ''Doom'' Easter eggs include, among others, the "Pinkies" snack (a parody of {{wp|Twinkies}}), the ''[[Doom II]]'' title screen adorning Siri's hookah, the concept art for the [[Doom 3]] version of the [[spiderdemon]] as a graffiti, a Wellspring NPC reading the [[Doom comic]], and the character watching a Doom demo on the targeting screen of the rocket launcher when idle.
 
 
 
* In ''{{wp|Soldier of Fortune II: Double Helix}}'' the [[Title screen|Doom title screen]] is shown on the personal computer of an enemy sailor on board the Seaward Star (mission 4).<ref>Reference to Doom mentioned in [http://www.soldier-of-fortune.com/sof2walk.php?i=m4b Soldier of Fortune II walkthrough] at Soldier-of-Fortune.com</ref>
 
 
 
* In ''{{wp|Sin (video game)|Sin}}'', in the Biomech security compound (level 10), one of the security terminals conceals an easter egg. If the player accesses the command prompt, they can use DOS commands to navigate and launch {{c|gloom.exe}}. Unfortunately, after going through the Doom-like [[loading sequence]], ''Gloom: Heck on Earth'' will fail to start due to a mouse not being present.
 
 
 
* In Konami's Super Famicom game Ganbare Goemon 4, one part requires the player to avoid gunshots from a pistol in the foreground. The ''[http://www.hardcoregaming101.net/goemon/goemon4-awesome1.png pistol sprite]'' is clearly based on Doom's.
 
 
 
* In ''{{wp|Spyro 3: Year of the Dragon}}'', in the Fireworks Factory level, a first-person shooter sequence must be undertaken using the laser-blaster-wielding monkey known as Agent 9. The game gives the names of the two Dragon eggs to be recovered in this area as "You're doomed!" and "You're still doomed!".
 
 
 
* In the intro sequence of ''This Means War!'' the title screen of the fictional "Snark Hunter" game parodies Doom's logo and title picture.
 
 
 
* In ''{{wp|Tomb Raider III}}'''s Nevada Desert level, there are a bunch of workers in blue suits. All of them have the easily recognizeable image of a [[lost soul]] displayed on their backs.
 
 
 
* The PC release of ''{{wp|Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3}}'' features the Doomguy as a secret skater. He is unlocked on the cheat screen by typing {{c|idkfa}}.
 
 
 
* In the ''{{wp|The Simpsons|Simpsons}}'' game ''{{wp|Virtual Springfield}}'' there is a minigame called "Apoom" with a parody of Doom in which {{wp|Apu Nahasapeemapetilon|Apu}} fights off squishee-throwing bullies in his shop with a broom, [[shotgun]] and a weapon similar the [[BFG]], causing them to explode in a bloody mess.
 
 
 
* In the Atari Jaguar port of Wolfenstein 3D, the Pistol, Chaingun and Rocket Launcher sprites are taken from Doom.
 
 
 
* In ''{{wp|Wolfenstein: The Old Blood}}'', a cacodemon chew toy can be found on a doggy bed.
 
  
 
==Fan-made games==
 
==Fan-made games==
  
* World 4 of ''[http://www.fusiongameworks.net/smf/index.php?wwwRedirect Mushroom Kingdom Fusion]'' is themed around ''{{wp|Castlevania}}'', ''{{wp|Ghosts 'n Goblins}}'' and ''Doom''. The demo version includes World 4-2, "Tower of Babel" [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ntq3KtA8IGo], which incorporates graphics and music from Doom. The World 4 map is that of Doom [[Inferno|Episode 3]]'s intermission map. Tower of Babel incorporates [[imp]]s and [[cacodemon]]s, as well as a [[cyberdemon]] boss. Mario may pick up and fire Doom's [[rocket launcher]] in the boss battle.
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* In ''{{wp|Super Columbine Massacre RPG!}}'', one can collect the Doom box at the beginning of the game. Later in the game, the player will face several Doom enemies, including [[imp]]s and [[demon]]s. The [[cyberdemon]] appears as the second to last boss. Upon defeating him, the player is rewarded with a [[BFG]].
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* [[Cyberdemon]]s are found in the {{wp|Roguelike}} game ''{{wp|ZAngband}}'' and many derivative games, such as ''{{wp|Gumband}}'', ''{{wp|Hengband}}'' and ''{{wp|ToME}}''. There they have similar characteristics to cyberdemons in the Doom series, although they have been given a tremendously strong close-combat attack (four strokes for 150 damage each) in addition to their traditional rockets. Also, the unique monster "Oremorj the Cyberdemon Lord" can be found in ZAngband and Hengband (Oremorj is Jromero, i.e. [[John Romero]], read backwards).
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|''[http://www.fusiongameworks.net/smf/index.php?wwwRedirect Mushroom Kingdom Fusion]'' || World 4 is themed around ''{{wp|Castlevania}}'', ''{{wp|Ghosts 'n Goblins}}'' and ''Doom''. The demo version includes World 4-2, "Tower of Babel" [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ntq3KtA8IGo], which incorporates graphics and music from Doom. The World 4 map is that of Doom [[Inferno|Episode 3]]'s intermission map. Tower of Babel incorporates [[imp]]s and [[cacodemon]]s, as well as a [[cyberdemon]] boss. Mario may pick up and fire Doom's [[rocket launcher]] in the boss battle.
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|''{{wp|Super Columbine Massacre RPG!}}''|| One can collect the Doom box at the beginning of the game. Later in the game, the player will face several Doom enemies, including [[imp]]s and [[demon]]s. The [[cyberdemon]] appears as the second to last boss. Upon defeating him, the player is rewarded with a [[BFG]].
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|''{{wp|ZAngband}}''|| In this {{wp|Roguelike}} game and many derivative games, such as ''{{wp|Gumband}}'', ''{{wp|Hengband}}'' and ''{{wp|ToME}}'', Cyber demon like bad guys cab be found. There they have similar characteristics to cyberdemons in the Doom series, although they have been given a tremendously strong close-combat attack (four strokes for 150 damage each) in addition to their traditional rockets. Also, the unique monster "Oremorj the Cyberdemon Lord" can be found in ZAngband and Hengband (Oremorj is Jromero, i.e. [[John Romero]], read backwards).
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==Gallery==
 
==Gallery==

Revision as of 04:31, 12 January 2019

The popularity of Doom has resulted in a large number of homages in other games.

Commercial games

Jazz Jackrabbit 2 episode-selection screen.
Doom title screen in Soldier of Fortune II.
Lost Souls on the backs of workers in Tomb Raider III.
Game Description
Angry Video Game Nerd Adventures The first officially sanctioned game featuring the Angry Video Game Nerd character, contains a level called "Thy Farts Consumed" in which the Nerd descends into Hell to face giant "cacademons" and flaming skulls. A video of the level is available here. Its sequel, Angry Video Game Nerd II: ASSimliation, features the cacademons in many of its levels.
The Bizarre Adventures of Woodruff and the Schnibble Known in Europe as Woodruff and the Schnibble of Azimuth, there is a scene in which Woodruff plays a Doom-like virtual reality game and shoots down a monster looking like a demon with a shotgun.
Brink Has a downloadable content pack which features Doom customizations for the in-game character.
Damage Incorporated The video-game-loving marine codenamed Vidiot will occasionally quip "Woah, this is better than Doom!" during missions.
Duke Nukem 3D Contains a slaughtered marine who looks like the Doomguy, which causes Duke to remark, "Hmmmm, that's one doomed space marine".
Dungeons of Dredmor Is full of references to other games, Doom included. The third level of the dungeon uses the "Moon Base Dredmor Alpha" theme, reminiscent of the UAC base on Phobos. One of the Steam achievements for the game is "Realms of the Id", which is obtained by equipping the green armor and the "rusty helm" (from Quake, which is also referenced with the "interdimensional axe").
Earthworm Jim In the MS-DOS versions of Earthworm Jim and Earthworm Jim 2 (collectively titled The Whole Can O' Worms), typing in the Doom cheat codes iddqd or idkfa displays a humorous picture.
Jazz Jackrabbit 2 In the episode-selection screen, the player is allowed to try the shareware demo of the game. The episode screen is a parody of the Doom II box-art and even the text "Shareware Demo" is written using the Doom font. This is ironic since the game was released by Epic Games, the creator of Unreal and the biggest competitor of id Software's Quake franchise.
Master of Magic This turn-based strategy game contains an artifact called The Idspispopd.
Minecraft The randomized title screen phrases drawn over its logo include several related to Doom. These include "idspispopd!", "MAP11 has two names!" and "Phobos anomaly".
Muppets Inside The game features a Doom parody starring the Swedish Chef taking on giant killer vegetables with various kitchenware.
Project X Zone In Chapter 38 of the game, titled "The Lord of Puppets," when facing off against Street Fighter IV's villain Seth for the third and final time, Juri will say she'll drag Seth down to hell, and Xiaomu says to say hello to the cyberdemons when he gets there.
Quake II Has an easter egg in which the Doom logo appeared in a room full of John Carmack-related paraphernalia. Most of the weapons available in the game are also updated versions of the weaponry in Doom, including an upgrade of the BFG named 'BFG 10K'.
Quake III Arena Features the Doomguy as a playable character; he is referred to simply as "Doom". The same model, with a different skin, is used for the character "Phobos". A female character wearing a strikingly similar helmet, known as "Crash", is referred to as Doom's former mentor. The Quake III and Quake Live level, Dueling Keeps, includes art that is strikingly similar to the Doom II final boss.
Quake Champions features the Doom Slayer as depicted in Doom (2016) as a playable combatant with a special attack based on the berserk power-up and a passive ability to double jump courtesy of his Delta V jump-boots. Previous incarnations of the Doomguy (classic look and Doom 3 look) are also available as cosmetic options. [1]
Radix: Beyond the Void A 1995 hybrid of first-person shooter mechanics and Descent-like gameplay by Neutral Storm Entertainment, contains a recreation of a portion of E1M1: Hangar as a tribute to Doom's influence on its creators.
Rage Contains an easter egg room with Doom textures in the Gearhead Vault part of Subway Town. The entrance is a locked door behind a Mixom crate; the door can be opened by activating computer keyboards that make the Doom powerup sound until a demon growl is heard. Entering the room teleports to a partial recreation of E1M1. Similar easter-eggs also exist for Wolfenstein 3D and Quake. Other Doom Easter eggs include, among others, the "Pinkies" snack (a parody of Twinkies), the Doom II title screen adorning Siri's hookah, the concept art for the Doom 3 version of the spiderdemon as a graffiti, a Wellspring NPC reading the Doom comic, and the character watching a Doom demo on the targeting screen of the rocket launcher when idle.
Soldier of Fortune II: Double Helix The Doom title screen is shown on the personal computer of an enemy sailor on board the Seaward Star (mission 4).[2]
Sin In the Biomech security compound (level 10), one of the security terminals conceals an easter egg. If the player accesses the command prompt, they can use DOS commands to navigate and launch gloom.exe. Unfortunately, after going through the Doom-like loading sequence, Gloom: Heck on Earth will fail to start due to a mouse not being present.
Ganbare Goemon 4 One part of this Super Famicom game by Konami requires the player to avoid gunshots from a pistol in the foreground. The pistol sprite is clearly based on Doom's.
Spyro 3: Year of the Dragon In the Fireworks Factory level, a first-person shooter sequence must be undertaken using the laser-blaster-wielding monkey known as Agent 9. The game gives the names of the two Dragon eggs to be recovered in this area as "You're doomed!" and "You're still doomed!".
This Means War In the intro sequence, the title screen of the fictional "Snark Hunter" game parodies Doom's logo and title picture.
Tomb Raider III In the Nevada Desert level, there are a bunch of workers in blue suits. All of them have the easily recognizable image of a lost soul displayed on their backs.
Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3 The PC release features the Doomguy as a secret skater. He is unlocked on the cheat screen by typing idkfa.
Simpsons game Virtual Springfield There is a minigame called "Apoom" with a parody of Doom in which Apu fights off squishee-throwing bullies in his shop with a broom, shotgun and a weapon similar the BFG, causing them to explode in a bloody mess.
Wolfenstein 3D In the Atari Jaguar port of Wolfenstein 3D, the Pistol, Chaingun and Rocket Launcher sprites are taken from Doom.
Wolfenstein: The Old Blood A cacodemon chew toy can be found on a doggy bed.

Fan-made games

Game Description
Mushroom Kingdom Fusion World 4 is themed around Castlevania, Ghosts 'n Goblins and Doom. The demo version includes World 4-2, "Tower of Babel" [1], which incorporates graphics and music from Doom. The World 4 map is that of Doom Episode 3's intermission map. Tower of Babel incorporates imps and cacodemons, as well as a cyberdemon boss. Mario may pick up and fire Doom's rocket launcher in the boss battle.
Super Columbine Massacre RPG! One can collect the Doom box at the beginning of the game. Later in the game, the player will face several Doom enemies, including imps and demons. The cyberdemon appears as the second to last boss. Upon defeating him, the player is rewarded with a BFG.
ZAngband In this Roguelike game and many derivative games, such as Gumband, Hengband and ToME, Cyber demon like bad guys cab be found. There they have similar characteristics to cyberdemons in the Doom series, although they have been given a tremendously strong close-combat attack (four strokes for 150 damage each) in addition to their traditional rockets. Also, the unique monster "Oremorj the Cyberdemon Lord" can be found in ZAngband and Hengband (Oremorj is Jromero, i.e. John Romero, read backwards).

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  1. Bethesda (17 August 2017). "Quake Champions – Early Access Starts Soon." Bethesda.net. Retrieved 18 August 2017.
  2. Reference to Doom mentioned in Soldier of Fortune II walkthrough at Soldier-of-Fortune.com