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Did you know that Hell knights and barons of Hell can infight normally in the Sony PlayStation and Sega Saturn versions of Doom, as well as in Doom 64?

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Featured article - February 2022

Mordeth

Mordeth is a Doom II partial conversion by Gaston Lahaut (Mordeth). Its first episode "The City of Babel" containing six levels and some custom enemies was released on February 22, 1997. Additional episodes are still under active development and the finished project will use the Eternity Engine.

Mordeth was listed on Doomworld's Top 10 Infamous WADs due to its remaining episodes taking a very long time to materialize along with a significant project personnel turnover rate. As a high profile incomplete project with the longest wait in the Doom community, the Cacowards' Mordeth Award was named after it.
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