In order to start the game, just drag the brutal20.pk3 onto gzdoom.exe, and you should be good to go. The file in this instance is a dataformat used by certain sourceports, and is not compatible with vanilla Doom, or even certain source ports. PWADs (Patch WADs) which add modifications to IWADs, like map replacements and similar.ĭownload Brutal Doom, and extract the brutal20.pk3 into the GZDoom folder. IWADs (ID WADs) which are the main game wads WAD files (Where's All the Data) are what contains all the content in the game. Find your Doom 2 folder (if it's steam, it's most likely in something like */steam/steamapps/common/doom 2), and copy the Doom2.wad file into the GZDoom folder you just made. GZDoom is a source port of the Doom engine, which basically means they've extended, updated and added features to the engine in order for it to do more stuff and run on modern operating systems.Įxtract the GZDoom archive it into its own folder. In any case, in order to install Brutal Doom, you'll need GZDoom (You can also use other source ports, like Zandronum). Considering the price for a digital copy of Doom 2, and the amount of content accumulated, you'll be getting a lot of value for your money. This game has more than 20 years of modding behind it, so there's a lot to explore. There are also tons of amazing levels (Brutal Doom does not provide any new levels to the game). Keep in mind that there are other mods that change up the gameplay in Doom besides Brutal doom. There are patches to remove or add features from Brutal Doom, so that's really no problem.
While I like the most of it, I'm not a fan of the "cinematic" finishing moves, because I dislike how it takes away control from the gameplay for a few moments.
Brutal Doom makes very extreme changes to the gameplay, by changing and adding weapon functionality, changes monster behavior and capabilities, adds new power ups, etc. But I've been playing it for the last 20 years, so I might be biased.
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