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This sandbox is being used to list [[Commercial games#Doom series|DOOM media]] sorted by chronological order.
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This sandbox is being used to list [[Commercial games#Doom series|DOOM media]] sorted by in-universe chronological order.
  
 
These lists exclude:
 
These lists exclude:
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*Media that could be set at any point in the timeline or their respective game's setting (eg: [[Master Levels for Doom II|Master Levels for DOOM II]]), unless stated why otherwise
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*Media that could be set at any point in the timeline or their respective connected game's setting (eg: [[Master Levels for Doom II|Master Levels for DOOM II]], ), unless stated why otherwise
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*The board games, [[Doom comic|comic]], [[List_of_books#Fiction|novels]], and films
  
 
==Classic timeline==
 
==Classic timeline==
 
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This list excludes:
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*[[DOOM 3]] media, the [[Doom RPG|RPG series]], board games, the [[Doom comic|DOOM comic]] and [[List_of_books#Fiction|novels]], and the films
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*[[DOOM 3]] media and the [[Doom RPG|RPG series]]
  
 
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! Order !! Title !! Time Setting !! Date Released !! Type !! Notes
 
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| 0 || [https://wolfenstein.fandom.com/wiki/User:Rezalon/Sandbox1#Classic_timeline Classic Wolfenstein timeline] || 1940 - Early 1990s || 05/05/1992 || Video Game series || Characters and locations are shared between both timelines
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| 0 || [https://wolfenstein.fandom.com/wiki/User:Rezalon/Sandbox1#Classic_timeline Classic Wolfenstein timeline] || WWII - Early 1990s || 05/05/1992 || [[Wolfenstein|Video Game series]] || Both series are connected by locations and characters' relatives
 
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| 1 || [[The Ultimate Doom|The Ultimate DOOM]] || 2022 || 30/04/1995 || Video Game || The definitive version of [[DOOM]] as it contains an additional [[episode]], [[Thy Flesh Consumed]]
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| 1 || [[The Ultimate Doom|The Ultimate DOOM]] || 2022 || 30/04/1995 || [[Commercial games|Video Game]] || The definitive version of [[DOOM|DOOM (1993)]] as it contains additional [[episode]] [[Thy Flesh Consumed]]
 
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| 2 || [[SIGIL]] || 2022 || 31/05/2019 || [[Official add-ons|Official Add-On]] for TUD || "Episode 5" of The Ultimate DOOM
 
| 2 || [[SIGIL]] || 2022 || 31/05/2019 || [[Official add-ons|Official Add-On]] for TUD || "Episode 5" of The Ultimate DOOM
 
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| 3 || [[Double Impact]] || 2022 || 30/03/2011 || Official Add-On for TUD || Takes place during the events of The Ultimate DOOM
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| 3 || [[Double Impact]] || 2022 || 30/03/2011 || Official Add-On for TUD || Set during the events of The Ultimate DOOM
 
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| 4 || [[Doom II: Hell on Earth|DOOM II: Hell on Earth]] || 2022 || 30/09/1994 || Video Game
 
| 4 || [[Doom II: Hell on Earth|DOOM II: Hell on Earth]] || 2022 || 30/09/1994 || Video Game
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| 5 || [[No Rest for the Living]] || || 26/05/2010 || Official Add-On for DOOM II || Set "on Earth after Hell's forces have [seemingly] been vanquished".
 
| 5 || [[No Rest for the Living]] || || 26/05/2010 || Official Add-On for DOOM II || Set "on Earth after Hell's forces have [seemingly] been vanquished".
 
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| 6 || [[The Plutonia Experiment]] || || 17/06/1996 || [[IWAD]] of [[Final Doom|The Final DOOM]] || Set after Hell's invasion of Earth
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| 6 || [[The Plutonia Experiment]] || || 17/06/1996 || [[IWAD]] of [[Final Doom|Final DOOM]] || Set after Hell's invasion of Earth
 
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| 7 || [[TNT: Evilution]] || || 17/06/1996 || IWAD of The Final DOOM || Set after the [[UAC|UAC's]] reformation in Plutonia
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| 7 || [[TNT: Evilution]] || || 17/06/1996 || IWAD of Final DOOM || Set after the [[UAC|UAC's]] reformation mentioned in Plutonia
 
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| 8 || [[Doom 64|DOOM 64]] || Several years after TUD || 31/03/1997 || Video Game || The [[Bethesda.net]] version is the definitive version as it contains The Lost Levels campaign
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| 8 || [[Doom 64|DOOM 64]] || "Years" after TUD || 31/03/1997 || Video Game || The [[Doom 64 (2020 version)|2020 release]] is the definitive version as it contains The Lost Levels campaign
 
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| 9 || [[The Lost Levels]] || Sometime after DOOM 64 || 20/03/2020 || Campaign of DOOM 64
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| 9 || [[The Lost Levels]] || || 20/03/2020 || Campaign of DOOM 64
 
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| 10 || [[Doom VFR|DOOM VFR]] || October, 2149 || 01/12/2017 || Video Game || Takes place shortly before, and during, DOOM (2016)
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| 10 || [[Doom VFR|DOOM VFR]] || October, 2149 || 01/12/2017 || Video Game || Takes place shortly before and during DOOM (2016)
 
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| 11 || [[Doom (2016)|DOOM (2016)]] || October, 2149 || 13/05/2016 || Video Game
 
| 11 || [[Doom (2016)|DOOM (2016)]] || October, 2149 || 13/05/2016 || Video Game
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| 12 || [https://quake.fandom.com/wiki/Quake_Champions Quake Champions] ||  || Early Access 23/08/2017 || Video Game || Although set outside of time and space, from [[Doomguy|Doomguy's]] perspective this takes place after DOOM (2016)
 
| 12 || [https://quake.fandom.com/wiki/Quake_Champions Quake Champions] ||  || Early Access 23/08/2017 || Video Game || Although set outside of time and space, from [[Doomguy|Doomguy's]] perspective this takes place after DOOM (2016)
 
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| 13 || [https://quake.fandom.com/wiki/Quake_III_Arena Quake III Arena] || || 02/12/1999 || Video Game || Set after Quake Champions
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| 13 || [https://quake.fandom.com/wiki/Quake_III_Arena Quake III Arena] || || 02/12/1999 || Video Game
 
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| 14 || [[Doom Eternal|DOOM Eternal]] || 2151 || 20/03/2020 || Video Game  
 
| 14 || [[Doom Eternal|DOOM Eternal]] || 2151 || 20/03/2020 || Video Game  
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===Notes===
 
===Notes===
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*The only somewhat official timeframe for the events of DOOM and DOOM II is stated on the manual for the SNES port of DOOM, which claims that the instruction booklet was published on 15/03/2022. However, based on Tom Hall's comments of Doomguy being Billy Blaze's grandson, that would set DOOM and DOOM II, at the earliest, in the mid-2030s (assuming Billy Blaze [aged 8 in the early 1990s] and his child each had a child at the age of 18).
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*The only somewhat official timeframe for the events of DOOM and DOOM II is stated on the manual for the [[SNES]] port of DOOM, which claims that the instruction booklet was published on 15/03/2022. However, based on [[Tom Hall]]'s comments on Doomguy being [[Commander Keen]]'s grandson, that would set DOOM and DOOM II, at the earliest, in the mid-2030s (assuming Keen [aged 8 in the early 1990s] and his future child each had a child at the age of 18).
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:*If assuming Doomguy is Billy Blaze's son rather than his grandson, the 2022 timeframe is still accurate.
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:*If assuming Doomguy is Keens's ''son'' rather than his grandson, the 2022 timeframe is still accurate
  
 
==DOOM 3 timeline==
 
==DOOM 3 timeline==
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This list assumes that DOOM 3 and the RPG series somehow fits into the timeline; as a result, this timeline may be less accurate than the above timeline, but may also help pinpoint when the original games take place.
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This list assumes that DOOM 3 and the RPG series somehow fits into the timeline; as a result, this timeline may be less accurate than the above timeline, but may also help pinpoint when the original games take place
  
 
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! Order !! Title !! Time Setting !! Date Released !! Type !! Notes
 
! Order !! Title !! Time Setting !! Date Released !! Type !! Notes
 
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| 0 || [https://wolfenstein.fandom.com/wiki/User:Rezalon/Sandbox1#Classic_timeline Classic Wolfenstein timeline] || 1940 - Early 1990s || 05/05/1992 || Video Game series || Characters and locations are shared between both timelines
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| 0 || [https://wolfenstein.fandom.com/wiki/User:Rezalon/Sandbox1#Classic_timeline Classic Wolfenstein timeline] || WWII - Early 1990s || 05/05/1992 || [[Wolfenstein|Video Game series]] || Both series are connected by locations and characters' relatives
 
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| 1 || [[DOOM 3]] || Begins on 15/11/2145 || 03/08/2004 || Video Game
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| 1 || [[DOOM 3]] || Begins on 15/11/2145 || 03/08/2004 || [[Commercial games|Video Game]]
 
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| 2 || [[Doom Resurrection (iPhone)|DOOM Resurrection]] || 15/11/2145 || 26/06/2009 || Video Game || Takes place during the events of DOOM 3
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| 2 || [[Doom Resurrection (iPhone)|DOOM Resurrection]] || 15/11/2145 || 26/06/2009 || Video Game || Set during the events of DOOM 3
 
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| 3 || DOOM 3: [[The Lost Mission]] || 15/11/2145 || 16/10/2012 || Expansion || Takes place during the events of DOOM 3
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| 3 || DOOM 3: [[The Lost Mission]] || 15/11/2145 || 16/10/2012 || Expansion || Set during the events of DOOM 3
 
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| 4 || [[Doom RPG|DOOM RPG]] || Late 2145 || 13/09/2005 || Video Game || Presumably takes place after the events of DOOM 3
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| 4 || [[Doom RPG|DOOM RPG]] || Late 2145 || 13/09/2005 || Video Game || Set after the events of DOOM 3
 
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| 5 || [[Doom II RPG|DOOM II RPG]] || 2146 || 23/11/2009 || Video Game
 
| 5 || [[Doom II RPG|DOOM II RPG]] || 2146 || 23/11/2009 || Video Game
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| 6 || DOOM 3: [[Resurrection of Evil]] || 17/03/2147 || 04/04/2005 || Expansion
 
| 6 || DOOM 3: [[Resurrection of Evil]] || 17/03/2147 || 04/04/2005 || Expansion
 
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| 7 || [[The Ultimate Doom|The Ultimate DOOM]] || 2148 || 30/04/1995 || Video Game || The definitive version of [[DOOM]] as it contains an additional [[episode]], [[Thy Flesh Consumed]]
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| 7 || [[The Ultimate Doom|The Ultimate DOOM]] || 2148 || 30/04/1995 || Video Game || The definitive version of [[DOOM|DOOM (1993)]] as it contains additional [[episode]] [[Thy Flesh Consumed]]
 
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| 8 || [[SIGIL]] || 2148 || 31/05/2019 || [[Official add-ons|Official Add-On]] for TUD || "Episode 5" of The Ultimate DOOM
 
| 8 || [[SIGIL]] || 2148 || 31/05/2019 || [[Official add-ons|Official Add-On]] for TUD || "Episode 5" of The Ultimate DOOM
 
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| 9 || [[Double Impact]] || 2148 || 30/03/2011 || Official Add-On for TUD || Takes place during the events of The Ultimate DOOM
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| 9 || [[Double Impact]] || 2148 || 30/03/2011 || Official Add-On for TUD || Set during the events of The Ultimate DOOM
 
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| 10 || [[Doom II: Hell on Earth|DOOM II: Hell on Earth]] || 2148 || 30/09/1994 || Video Game
 
| 10 || [[Doom II: Hell on Earth|DOOM II: Hell on Earth]] || 2148 || 30/09/1994 || Video Game
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| 11 || [[No Rest for the Living]] || || 26/05/2010 || Official Add-On for DOOM II || Set "on Earth after Hell's forces have [seemingly] been vanquished".
 
| 11 || [[No Rest for the Living]] || || 26/05/2010 || Official Add-On for DOOM II || Set "on Earth after Hell's forces have [seemingly] been vanquished".
 
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| 12 || [[The Plutonia Experiment]] || || 17/06/1996 || [[IWAD]] of [[Final Doom|The Final DOOM]] || Set after Hell's invasion of Earth
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| 12 || [[The Plutonia Experiment]] || || 17/06/1996 || [[IWAD]] of [[Final Doom|Final DOOM]] || Set after Hell's invasion of Earth
 
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| 13 || [[TNT: Evilution]] || || 17/06/1996 || IWAD of The Final DOOM || Set after the [[UAC|UAC's]] reformation in Plutonia
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| 13 || [[TNT: Evilution]] || || 17/06/1996 || IWAD of Final DOOM || Set after the [[UAC|UAC's]] reformation mentioned in Plutonia
 
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| 14 || [[Doom 64|DOOM 64]] || || 31/03/1997 || Video Game || The [[Bethesda.net]] version is the definitive version as it contains The Lost Levels campaign
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| 14 || [[Doom 64|DOOM 64]] || "Years" after DOOM 3 || 31/03/1997 || Video Game || The [[Doom 64 (2020 version)|2020 release]] is the definitive version as it contains The Lost Levels campaign
 
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| 15 || [[The Lost Levels]] || Sometime after DOOM 64 || 20/03/2020 || Campaign of DOOM 64
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| 15 || [[The Lost Levels]] || || 20/03/2020 || Campaign of DOOM 64
 
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| 16 || [[Doom VFR|DOOM VFR]] || October, 2149 || 01/12/2017 || Video Game || Takes place shortly before, and during, DOOM (2016)
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| 16 || [[Doom VFR|DOOM VFR]] || October, 2149 || 01/12/2017 || Video Game || Takes place shortly before and during DOOM (2016)
 
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| 17 || [[Doom (2016)|DOOM (2016)]] || October, 2149 || 13/05/2016 || Video Game
 
| 17 || [[Doom (2016)|DOOM (2016)]] || October, 2149 || 13/05/2016 || Video Game
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| 18 || [https://quake.fandom.com/wiki/Quake_Champions Quake Champions] ||  || Early Access 23/08/2017 || Video Game || Although set outside of time and space, from [[Doomguy|Doomguy's]] perspective this takes place after DOOM (2016)
 
| 18 || [https://quake.fandom.com/wiki/Quake_Champions Quake Champions] ||  || Early Access 23/08/2017 || Video Game || Although set outside of time and space, from [[Doomguy|Doomguy's]] perspective this takes place after DOOM (2016)
 
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| 19 || [https://quake.fandom.com/wiki/Quake_III_Arena Quake III Arena] || || 02/12/1999 || Video Game || Set after Quake Champions
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| 19 || [https://quake.fandom.com/wiki/Quake_III_Arena Quake III Arena] || || 02/12/1999 || Video Game
 
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| 20 || [[Doom Eternal|DOOM Eternal]] || 2151 || 20/03/2020 || Video Game  
 
| 20 || [[Doom Eternal|DOOM Eternal]] || 2151 || 20/03/2020 || Video Game  
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===Notes===
 
===Notes===
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*If going by Tom Hall's comments on Doomguy being Billy Blaze's grandson, that would mean Billy and his child would have each had to have had a child in their sixties at the least, which is relatively unlikely.
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*If going by Tom Hall's comments on Doomguy being Commander Keen's grandson, that would mean both Keen and his child each would have had to have had a child in their sixties at the least, which is relatively unlikely
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:*If assuming Doomguy is merely a descendant of Billy Blaze and not his grandson, the 2145 timeframe is still accurate.
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:*If assuming Doomguy is merely a descendant of Keen and not his grandson, the 2145 timeframe is still accurate

Revision as of 06:31, 1 May 2020

This sandbox is being used to list DOOM media sorted by in-universe chronological order.

These lists exclude:

  • Media that could be set at any point in the timeline or their respective connected game's setting (eg: Master Levels for DOOM II, ), unless stated why otherwise
  • The board games, comic, novels, and films

Classic timeline

This list excludes:

Order Title Time Setting Date Released Type Notes
0 Classic Wolfenstein timeline WWII - Early 1990s 05/05/1992 Video Game series Both series are connected by locations and characters' relatives
1 The Ultimate DOOM 2022 30/04/1995 Video Game The definitive version of DOOM (1993) as it contains additional episode Thy Flesh Consumed
2 SIGIL 2022 31/05/2019 Official Add-On for TUD "Episode 5" of The Ultimate DOOM
3 Double Impact 2022 30/03/2011 Official Add-On for TUD Set during the events of The Ultimate DOOM
4 DOOM II: Hell on Earth 2022 30/09/1994 Video Game
5 No Rest for the Living 26/05/2010 Official Add-On for DOOM II Set "on Earth after Hell's forces have [seemingly] been vanquished".
6 The Plutonia Experiment 17/06/1996 IWAD of Final DOOM Set after Hell's invasion of Earth
7 TNT: Evilution 17/06/1996 IWAD of Final DOOM Set after the UAC's reformation mentioned in Plutonia
8 DOOM 64 "Years" after TUD 31/03/1997 Video Game The 2020 release is the definitive version as it contains The Lost Levels campaign
9 The Lost Levels 20/03/2020 Campaign of DOOM 64
10 DOOM VFR October, 2149 01/12/2017 Video Game Takes place shortly before and during DOOM (2016)
11 DOOM (2016) October, 2149 13/05/2016 Video Game
12 Quake Champions Early Access 23/08/2017 Video Game Although set outside of time and space, from Doomguy's perspective this takes place after DOOM (2016)
13 Quake III Arena 02/12/1999 Video Game
14 DOOM Eternal 2151 20/03/2020 Video Game

Notes

  • The only somewhat official timeframe for the events of DOOM and DOOM II is stated on the manual for the SNES port of DOOM, which claims that the instruction booklet was published on 15/03/2022. However, based on Tom Hall's comments on Doomguy being Commander Keen's grandson, that would set DOOM and DOOM II, at the earliest, in the mid-2030s (assuming Keen [aged 8 in the early 1990s] and his future child each had a child at the age of 18).
  • If assuming Doomguy is Keens's son rather than his grandson, the 2022 timeframe is still accurate

DOOM 3 timeline

This list assumes that DOOM 3 and the RPG series somehow fits into the timeline; as a result, this timeline may be less accurate than the above timeline, but may also help pinpoint when the original games take place

Order Title Time Setting Date Released Type Notes
0 Classic Wolfenstein timeline WWII - Early 1990s 05/05/1992 Video Game series Both series are connected by locations and characters' relatives
1 DOOM 3 Begins on 15/11/2145 03/08/2004 Video Game
2 DOOM Resurrection 15/11/2145 26/06/2009 Video Game Set during the events of DOOM 3
3 DOOM 3: The Lost Mission 15/11/2145 16/10/2012 Expansion Set during the events of DOOM 3
4 DOOM RPG Late 2145 13/09/2005 Video Game Set after the events of DOOM 3
5 DOOM II RPG 2146 23/11/2009 Video Game
6 DOOM 3: Resurrection of Evil 17/03/2147 04/04/2005 Expansion
7 The Ultimate DOOM 2148 30/04/1995 Video Game The definitive version of DOOM (1993) as it contains additional episode Thy Flesh Consumed
8 SIGIL 2148 31/05/2019 Official Add-On for TUD "Episode 5" of The Ultimate DOOM
9 Double Impact 2148 30/03/2011 Official Add-On for TUD Set during the events of The Ultimate DOOM
10 DOOM II: Hell on Earth 2148 30/09/1994 Video Game
11 No Rest for the Living 26/05/2010 Official Add-On for DOOM II Set "on Earth after Hell's forces have [seemingly] been vanquished".
12 The Plutonia Experiment 17/06/1996 IWAD of Final DOOM Set after Hell's invasion of Earth
13 TNT: Evilution 17/06/1996 IWAD of Final DOOM Set after the UAC's reformation mentioned in Plutonia
14 DOOM 64 "Years" after DOOM 3 31/03/1997 Video Game The 2020 release is the definitive version as it contains The Lost Levels campaign
15 The Lost Levels 20/03/2020 Campaign of DOOM 64
16 DOOM VFR October, 2149 01/12/2017 Video Game Takes place shortly before and during DOOM (2016)
17 DOOM (2016) October, 2149 13/05/2016 Video Game
18 Quake Champions Early Access 23/08/2017 Video Game Although set outside of time and space, from Doomguy's perspective this takes place after DOOM (2016)
19 Quake III Arena 02/12/1999 Video Game
20 DOOM Eternal 2151 20/03/2020 Video Game

Notes

  • If going by Tom Hall's comments on Doomguy being Commander Keen's grandson, that would mean both Keen and his child each would have had to have had a child in their sixties at the least, which is relatively unlikely
  • If assuming Doomguy is merely a descendant of Keen and not his grandson, the 2145 timeframe is still accurate
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