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'''''Freedoom''''' is a [[Free software|free]] [[Doom]] based first-person shooter game, under continual development. It is based on the same structure as the ''[[Doom 2]]'' [[IWAD]]. This allows any custom levels or other customizations designed for Doom 2 (e.g. [[PWAD]] files) to be used with Freedoom. Other variants are available that have the same structure as the [[Doom (video game)|original ''Doom'']] and its [[shareware]] version.<br /> |
'''''Freedoom''''' is a [[Free software|free]] [[Doom (video game)|Doom]] based first-person shooter game, under continual development. It is based on the same structure as the ''[[Doom 2]]'' [[IWAD]]. This allows any custom levels or other customizations designed for Doom 2 (e.g. [[PWAD]] files) to be used with Freedoom. Other variants are available that have the same structure as the [[Doom (video game)|original ''Doom'']] and its [[shareware]] version.<br /> |
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==Features== |
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Revision as of 03:28, 20 August 2012
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| Developer(s) | Freedoom project |
| Publisher(s) | Freedoom project |
| Designer(s) | Freedoom project |
| Engine | Any boom-compatible doom engine Source port |
| Platform(s) | Linux, Windows, Mac OS X, MS-DOS, Android, others |
| Release | No stable release yet (latest unstable - 0.8 beta 1, released May 12, 2012) |
| Genre(s) | First-person shooter |
| Mode(s) | Single player, Multiplayer |
Freedoom is a free Doom based first-person shooter game, under continual development. It is based on the same structure as the Doom 2 IWAD. This allows any custom levels or other customizations designed for Doom 2 (e.g. PWAD files) to be used with Freedoom. Other variants are available that have the same structure as the original Doom and its shareware version.
Features
As downloaded from the official Freedoom site, it is distributed as an IWAD (game data) file only without an engine. The player must provide a Doom engine such as PrBoom, ZDoom, Boom, or any other Boom-compatible source port.