Newgothic Movement is an eighteen-level Doom II megawad for Boom-compatible source ports created by Christopher Shepherd (ArmouredBlood), featuring maps done in a gothic, industrial or hell theme. It is known for being a more accessible slaughter mapset due to its comparatively generous health and powerup pickups.
ArmouredBlood created a development thread for the project on the Doomworld forums on January 6, 2010. On October 13th, he decided to wrap up the project as he was helping Jon Vail (40oz) work on UAC Ultra 2 and wanted to get started on that project. The WAD was finished and uploaded to the idgames archive on October 23rd. The mapset received a sequel in 2016.
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- MAP01: "Legion of Fear" by Knightrider of Doom
- MAP02: "On That Night, 3 Years Ago/ Lunpa's Hideout" by Motoi Sakuraba, from Golden Sun, arranged by MaliceX
- MAP03: "Tropical Paradise" from Golden Sun, arranged by DarioRamsus
- MAP04: "Beat the Angel" from Tales of Symphonia, arranged by Giuliano M.
- MAP05: "Mars Lighthouse" from Golden Sun: The Lost Age, arranged by MaliceX
- MAP06: "Betrayal" from Tales of Destiny, arranged by MaliceX
- MAP07: "Aqua Rock" from Golden Sun: The Lost Age, arranged by MaliceX
- MAP08: "Story #2 Red Canyon" from F-Zero GX, arranged by KingMeteor
- MAP09: MIDI rendition of "Evolution (The Grand Design)" by Symphony X, arranged by Simone Mularoni
- MAP10: MIDI rendition of "The Bird-Serpent War/Cataclysm" by Symphony X, arranged by Simone Mularoni
- MAP11: "Black Sun" by Knightrider of Doom
- MAP12: MIDI rendition of "Domination" by Symphony X, arranged by RemcoG
- MAP13: MIDI rendition of "Incantations of the Apprentice" by Symphony X, arranged by Simone Mularoni
- MAP14: MIDI rendition of "Dead Skin Mask" by Slayer
- MAP15: MIDI rendition of "Bitter Peace" by Slayer
- MAP16: "SA-X Arrival" from Metroid Fusion, arranged by Tsu Ryu & Takeuchi Yuka
- MAP21: "Silence" from F-Zero Climax (Japan), arranged by silentzorah
- MAP31: "Lightning" from F-Zero: GP Legend, arranged by silentzorah
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