Games based on Doom that aren't violent ?

[snapshot]

Besides MM8BDM and SRB2, are there any other games based on Doom engine that aren't violent ?

[Blastfrog]

I feel like this topic has been done before.

Chex Quest is one example of a Doom engine game that isn't violent.

[Shadow Hog]

I mean, we had that "non-disturbing Doom" thread just this month...

Adventures of Square, maybe? I mean, in a sense it's incredibly violent, but at the same time shapes apparently don't have viscera in the same way we do, so everything just explodes into globs of colored goo instead of blood, muscle and bones.

[snapshot]

Shadow Hog said:

I mean, we had that "non-disturbing Doom" thread just this month...

Going to check this out .

Shadow Hog said:

Adventures of Square, maybe? I mean, in a sense it's incredibly violent, but at the same time shapes apparently don't have viscera in the same way we do, so everything just explodes into globs of colored goo instead of blood, muscle and bones.

Sounds fun , ill give it a shot .

[Archi]

Foreverhood is kinda non-violent.

[Lila Feuer]

Batman Doom's not that violent.

[Maes]

Archi said:

Foreverhood is kinda non-violent.

It's disturbing in other ways though.

[cybdmn]

It's a shame, that Foreverhood never gets finished. I liked it much.

[Voros]

1- SRB2 (gets updates, bug fixes, etc.)
2- Chex Quest 3 (revised version)
3- Chex Quest (the FIRST non violent version of Doom)

That's basically the MAIN list of N-V Doom games.

Adventures of Square has PISTOLS, SUBMACHINE GUNS, etc. And has enemies that throw BOMBS, SHOOT GUNS, etc. And has enemies that EXPLODE into goo, like berserk punching demons into mush (and exploding in blood and guts in Brutal Doom).
That is too violent to be considered N-V.

Cyanosis said:

Batman Doom's not that violent.

I have no idea how you got that.

[joe-ilya]

https://www.doomworld.com/vb/doom-general/85542-non-disturbing-doom/

[DooM_RO]

Adventures of Square

[HorrorMovieRei]

Voros said:

I have no idea how you got that.

Well, it is violent, but it's the kind of violence typical to mainstream comic books and cartoons aimed at older children, which is a huge step down from the heavy metal, b-movie violence of Doom.