Here's the fancy featureboast trailer:Īnd here's straight action from the launch party server, in the Survival Cooperative mode where each player only gets one life per level: You'll need asset files from Doom 2 or Final Doom to play it (installation instructions are through the link, okay?).Īlong with the customary Brutal Doom lashing of gore, it revamps levels a bit, adds new effects, animations, and sounds, and restores some monsters and other content cut from the original game. And now Brutal Doom 64 is out to brutalise it.īrutal Doom chief gutripper Sergeant Mark IV released the first version of Brutal Doom 64 over the weekend in preparation for Spookyday.
Unlike the Quake port for N64, I'm only now realising, Doom 64 was a new game with new levels, art, and weapons. Now it's slopped all over Doom 64, the game release on Nintendo 64 in 1997. Whatever giddy image of Doom their imaginations vomit up, Brutal Doom actually is: a frenzy of ultraviolence with gibs by the bucketload.
Borrow a seven-year-old child, fill them with sweeties and juice, make them spin in circles for five minutes, give 'em a nip of whisky, and have them play Doom for fifteen minutes then describe it to you.
