The Mapwich (also unofficially referred to as Come Eat The Mapwich, after the Doomworld release thread), is a collaborative megawad for Doom II, first released on June 2019. The project was led by Bridgeburner56 and based around the idea of pairing up mappers for each of the levels in the set, but also having the pairs be randomly chosen: the result was a total of 30 mappers, for 15 regular maps + 1 hub map. Each mapper was given free reign on what to build and what settings to utilize, the only rules being that the project had to be tested in GZDoom and that only a handful of liquid fall textures and new skies would be used as far as new graphics go, with everything else being stock Doom 1 and Doom 2 assets.
Bridgeburner would go on to lead a sequel to this project, The Mapwich 2: The Mapwichening, released in 2020.
Content[edit]
All maps listed as they appear in MAPINFO:
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Soundtrack[edit]
- MAP01: "The Last Feast" by Brayden Hart (AD_79)
- MAP02: "Cataclysmic Impact" from Plutonia 2, by James Paddock (Jimmy)
- MAP03: MIDI of "Max Man" from Streets of Rage 2, by Motohiro Kawashima, seq. José Felix
- MAP04: "Skyline Ablaze" by Brayden Hart (AD_79)
- MAP05: MIDI of "Jaws of a Scorched Earth" from Castlevania: Order of Ecclesia, by Michiru Yamane
- MAP06: "Battle of Chaos" from the Revolution! MIDI Pack, by Tristan Clark
- MAP07: "All Systems Agogo" by Gus Knezevich (Alfonzo)
- MAP08: "Demons on the Prey" from Doom, by Robert Prince
- MAP09: "Chimes of Death" from Claustrophobia 1024, by James Paddock (Jimmy)
- MAP10: "Designing the Grave" by Brayden Hart (AD_79)
- MAP11: "Blood Jungle from TNT: Evilution, by Jonathan El-Bizri
- MAP12: MIDI of "Retribution Dawns" from PSX Doom, by Aubrey Hodges, sequenced by silentzorah
- MAP13: "Moonrise" from 2002 A Doom Odyssey, by Paul Corfiatis
- MAP14: MIDI of "Blaze of Assault" from Albert Odyssey 2, by Naoki Kodaka, seq. Marine
- MAP15: "Face of Wrath" from Resurgence, by Stuart Rynn (stewboy)
- MAP16: "Ghostgrinder" from Eviternity, by James Paddock (Jimmy)
- Title screen: "This Isn't a MIDI, It's a Mapwich" by Brayden Hart (AD_79)1
- Intermission screen: "Bacon Egg and Cheese on Map With Sriracha" by Brayden Hart (AD_79)1
1. ^ The title and intermission themes are based on the Psychostick songs "This Is Not a Song, It's a Sandwich" and "Bacon Egg & Cheese on Toast with Sriracha" respectively.
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