Korsuv Posted June 2 (edited) Hello everyone, Around three months ago, I released a complete mod called Kyiv [here]. To briefly remind you of the main points of the mod, it includes 9 maps (8 + 1 secret) in the format "GZdoom: Doom2 (Hexen Format)" which works (tested with) with GZDoom. I took most of my inspiration from the original Doom from 1993. However, I wasn't satisfied with many small details, so I kept adding improvements and fixing bugs. So, here we are after 3 months of slight improvements: - I switched all the mobs and items to Voxels (this is the main change, I would say). - I adapted some monsters that I previously hadn't (like the Spiderdemon). - I added a new episode with only one map, serving as a tutorial! I know it might seem odd to create a tutorial for a game like Doom, but I also use this level as a hub for all the maps of Doom's first episode (you can play directly to e1m7, for example, at the end of the tutorial). I modeled all the maps of the classic episodes (and the Kyiv episode) in voxels to include them in the hub for a fun and appealing user experience. Additionally, I included an easter egg featuring Daisy! - I added a new passive item, a jukebox, that plays random songs from classic Doom or Kyiv. I think people might get bored with the songs I chose for my maps or miss the original Doom songs, which are still absolute bangers! - I added 3 new maps to the Kyiv episode, each with unique themes (one with Minecraft, which may not be the most original, but also one inspired by the hilarious movie "Holy Grail" from Monty Python). This required creating a whole new set of monsters, as well as a new weapon and a new item. But to help you to figure out how it look like, then I made this video: You can download the mod on moddb: https://www.moddb.com/mods/kyiv Or on the "official" website let's say: https://kyiv-doom.surge.sh/ Any feedback would be obviously highly appreciate. Edited June 6 by Korsuv 3 Quote Share this post Link to post
DoomGappy Posted June 2 Quote Video edit: I wish I could include the video straight into the post instead a link, but I don't know how to do... To include a youtube video on your post, simply copy and paste the link here. The forum should embed it automatically. Like this: 1 Quote Share this post Link to post
Korsuv Posted June 6 On 6/2/2024 at 8:11 PM, Proxy-MIDI said: Just don't think about it pal... ? Huh ? 0 Quote Share this post Link to post
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