Contents: Three Shareware versions of DOOM, runnable from the CD directly DOOM Audio Editors DOOM Map Editors DOOM Graphics Editors DOOM Front Ends/Shells DOOM FAQ Over 500 Levels/Maps DOOM Insanity (Jokes about DOOM)
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Topics: video games, DOOM, first-person shooter
Doom Fever contains several hundred wads, 3 versions of Shareware Doom plus a large collection of mods, demos, patches, texts, tools and utilities. To quote the back inlay - Take control of your DOOMSTINY. This appears to be Maple Media's sole contribution to the mountain of Doom shareware CDs.
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Topics: Doom, Shareware, video games, first-person shooter
This contains over 1500 levels for Doom, Doom II, and Heretic. There's an UltraLaunch interface which make adding extra levels a snap. It includes loaders, editors, creators, weapons, sounds, graphics, utilities, cheats, and hints.
Topics: video games, DOOM, first-person shooter
This has more than 1,000 additional game levels, and instructional sample level (.wad) files discussed in the electronic book. There's a collection of the finest level editors, tools, and utilities available, including special editions or registered versions of the main editors discussed in the electronic book. It contains the Tricks of the Doom Gurus ebook.
Topics: video games, DOOM, first-person shooter
This was a "shovelware" collection of free, community-created Doom add-on resources compiled from various web sources (BBS, AOL/Compuserve walled gardens etc.) and sold by "SoftKey". More information: http://redump.org/disc/21231/
Topics: doom, shareware
Maximum death for Doom II. 2400 levels The maximum Doom battle!
Topics: archiveteam, shareware, doom
Maximum Doom is a collection of community-made levels included on the "Master Levels for Doom II" CD released by Id Software in 1995. The collection was Id Software's answer to the various Doom level collection CDs that had begun to circulate around the time. The CD contained 21 levels selected and exclusively licensed by Id (the Master Levels) and a larger collection of 1830 other levels of varying quality (Maximum Doom). The complete contents of the CD are not included here: the...
D!ZONE was a series of CD-ROMs produced around 1995 by WizardWorks, Inc., containing batches of Doom add-ons created by fans, harvested from bulletin boards, Compuserve/AOL walled garden file stores, etc. D!ZONE Gold was the last release in the series. More information: http://doomwiki.org/wiki/D!ZONE And: http://redump.org/disc/4500/
Topics: doom, shareware
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This coverdisk of the UK's PCZone magazine dated April 1995 (with Bioforge on the cover) contains 1000 Doom/Heretic/Doom 2 Levels, a Heretic Level Editor, Doom 1.9 patches, and various demos such as: Star Wars: Dark Forces, Descent, Iron Assault, Virtual Chess, Mortal Kombat 2, Noctroplis, Wings of Glory Version F1.6, and Premier Manager 3. There was an accidental inclusion of a pornographic Doom modification which when later found by buyers raised some controversy.
Topics: MS-DOS games, magazine coverdiscs, video games, DOOM, first-person shooter
"3D Game Alchemy for Doom, Doom II, Heretic, and Hexen" was the title for the second edition of the book "Tricks of the Doom Programming Gurus", both thick volumes on how to create your own levels and resources for the computer games Doom, Doom 2, Heretic and Hexen. The cover-mount CD was predominantly a collection of existing third-party resources for the games, created and distributed on BBS systems and collated for the book collection.
Topics: shareware, doom, heretic, hexen
Topics: video games, DOOM, first-person shooter
This is a shareware CD with many Tools as a bonus. It contains Doom shareware v1. 2 plus about 20 WAD files + a number of level editors, sound editors and tips & tricks.
Topics: video games, DOOM, first-person shooter
Topics: video games, DOOM, first-person shooter
D! 1000 is a collection of add-on levels and resources for the computer game "Doom", originally sourced from various defunct on-line archives, compiled and distributed by WizardWorks entertainment. More info: http://doomwiki.org/wiki/D!ZONE
Topics: doom, shareware
Topics: video games, DOOM, first-person shooter
This book/disk set, written by the person who created the popular DOOM Editor software, guides programmers through the entire process of creating their own DOOM games. And the disk features all the software and graphics needed to create enough mazes to last gamers until DOOM's day! A comprehensive reference to every element of a Doom game--from developing monsters and creating ominous lighting and atmosphere to adding new music and sound effects and inventing a powerful arsenal of weapons and...
Topics: video games, DOOM, first-person shooter
Topics: video games, DOOM, first-person shooter
This contains over 30 programs - 3D and network Games, with over 1200+ new extensions plus managers, utilities and more. It has shareware or demo versions of Doom, Heretic, Wolfenstein 3D, Dark Forces, Magic Carpet, Ken's Labyrinth, Body Count, Corridor 7, Cyclones. There's 1200 new levels for Doom, Doom II and Heretic and a full set of tools for creating your own levels, music, sounds, graphics and animations.
Topic: video game demos
Doom I and II add-ons levels
Over 300 exciting new levels for use with the registered version of the popular adventure game DOOM, including Loaders, Editors, Creators, Weapons, Sounds, Graphics, Utilities, Cheats, Hints & an easy-to-use user interface
Topics: video games, DOOM, first-person shooter
Topics: video games, DOOM, first-person shooter
Welcome to the gates of Shareware Hell !!! You are a hardened demon-thumper, you know all the secrets, you know all the sweet spots, you reign supreme in deathmatch. You bear your hard won scars as a badge of honor... you grow restless on your throne. You pop the DoomWare Developers Network CD into your CD-ROM drive... it inhales the disk with a possessed determination. You feel panic. After cruising the disk with the lame CDGofer program that CyTech CodeHouse inflicted on you, the dwarfing...
Topics: video games, DOOM, first-person shooter
Doom Univers Paralleles (Fr)
Topics: video games, DOOM, first-person shooter
This compilation pack for Doom, Doom II & Doom: Thy Flesh Consumed adds over 7000 new levels, editors, as well as other utilities.
Topics: video games, DOOM, first-person shooter
Topics: video games, DOOM, first-person shooter
D!ZONE 150 is a collection of great NEW levels linked together by an easy to use DOOM WAD installation shell called D! http://doomwiki.org/wiki/D!ZONE
Topics: video games, DOOM, first-person shooter
Topics: video games, DOOM, first-person shooter
Gaminator 2nd Edition contains 1300 levels for Doom, 90 levels for Doom II, 220 tools and editors for Doom, shareware Doom, etc.
Topics: video games, DOOM, first-person shooter
This compilation pack for Doom, Doom II & Doom: Thy Flesh Consumed adds over 7000 new levels, editors, as well as other utilities.
Topics: video games, DOOM, first-person shooter
Topics: video games, DOOM, first-person shooter
http://doomwiki.org/wiki/D!ZONE
Topics: video games, DOOM, first-person shooter
Topics: video games, DOOM, first-person shooter
Magic & Mayhem for Heretic. 1500 new Heretic Levels!
Topics: video games, DOOM, first-person shooter, Heretic
Topics: video games, DOOM, first-person shooter
Total Ruin is a collection of programs to compliment your existing registered versions of Doom, Doom II, and Heretic. Each of the programs is located in its own directory and includes a text or documentation file that details how to install each of the programs. Because of the many different versions of Doom available, not all of the programs may work with all of the different versions.
Topics: DOOM, Heretic, first-person shooter
Topics: video games, DOOM, first-person shooter
D!ZONE 2 150 is a collection of great new levels for DOOM and DOOM 2 with D! 1.5. http://doomwiki.org/wiki/D!ZONE
Topics: video games, DOOM, first-person shooter
Topics: video games, DOOM, first-person shooter
Topics: video games, DOOM, first-person shooter
http://doomwiki.org/wiki/D!ZONE
Topics: video games, DOOM, first-person shooter
From https://warosu.org/vr/image/p2YN9WXHLMAV9zJRHRi6kQ: >The Toom Parade (CDV Software GmbH, 1994) is a compilation contaiof roughly 150 Levels for Doom/Doom II from Germany. Likely to avoid lawsuits against Id Software and anyone else, Doom is referred to as Toom and Toom II on the cover and even in the paperwork. Copies are very rare, since about 1,000 discs were made.
Topics: Doom, shovelware
D!MATCH includes 500 outstanding deathmatch levels, designed specifically for multiplayer games. http://doomwiki.org/wiki/D!ZONE
Topics: video games, DOOM, first-person shooter
Topics: video games, DOOM, first-person shooter
Topics: video games, DOOM, first-person shooter
Open Library
"Doom WAD is the default format of package files for the video game Doom or its sequel Doom II, that contain sprites, levels, and game data. WAD stands for "Where's All the Data?" Immediately after its release in 1993, Doom attracted a sizeable following of players who created their own mods for WAD files—packages containing levels, graphics and other game data—and played a vital part in spawning the mod-making culture which is now commonplace for first-person shooters. Thousands of WADs have been created for Doom, ranging from single custom levels to full original games; most of these can be downloaded for free over the Internet. Several WADs have also been released commercially, and for some people the WAD-making hobby became a gateway to a professional career as a level designer.
