Clippyworld: An Unexpected Journey (or just Clippyworld) is a twenty-two map Doom II megawad for GZDoom created by Clippy Clippington. It is a compilation of the single map releases and community project contributions he had released up to that point. The maps are presented in chronological order and the WAD uses a MAPINFO lump to enforce pistol starts and disallow jumping and crouching. The maps all feature a quirky, gimmick-based style that the mapper has become known for. The mapset was released on the Doomworld forums on December 7, 2020 with twenty maps. Clippy later updated the WAD with two maps made after the compilation was released.
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Soundtrack[edit]
- MAP01: "Chant" by Lee Jackson, from Rise of the Triad
- MAP02: "Oww!!!" by Lee Jackson, from Rise of the Triad
- MAP03: MIDI rendition of "Adagio in G minor" by Tomaso Albinoni (sequenced by Lee Jackson for Rise of the Triad)
- MAP04: "Smoke and Mirrors" by Lee Jackson, from Rise of the Triad
- MAP05: same as MAP02
- MAP06: "Havana Smooth" by Lee Jackson, from Rise of the Triad
- MAP07: "Story Tell" from Well of Souls
- MAP08: "Run Like Smeg" by Lee Jackson, from Rise of the Triad
- MAP09: "CCCool" by Lee Jackson, from Rise of the Triad
- MAP10: "Mad" by Jeremy Doyle, from Icarus: Alien Vanguard
- MAP11: MAP20 music by Charles Li, from Icarus: Alien Vanguard
- MAP12: "Claustrophobia" by Vladislav Baymurzin (ClumsyDoomer), from Plutonia MIDI Pack
- MAP13: "Goin' Down the Fast Way" by Lee Jackson, from Rise of the Triad
- MAP14: "Men's Hair Club" by Austin Jorgensen, from Lisa: The Painful
- MAP15: "Cry of Desperation" by Tristan Clark, from Plutonia MIDI Pack
- MAP16: "I'm on a Boat (instrumental)" by The Lonely Island
- MAP17: "You Suck!" by Lee Jackson, from Rise of the Triad
- MAP18: "The Arcade" by Machinimasound
- MAP19: "Rock Christmas" by WaveToys
- MAP20: "Holidays are coming" from a Coca-Cola Christmas commercial
- MAP21: "Face of Evil" by Tom Mustaine, from Icarus: Alien Vanguard
- MAP22:
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- Despite requiring GZDoom to play, the maps were created in the "Doom in Doom 2" format rather than in UDMF.
- Several of the maps feature different names in the MAPINFO lump than they do in the Doomworld forums release thread.
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