Doom gets a definitive version with more content and new features; check it out!

After re-releasing the original trilogy of Resident EvilGOG brought even more news for retro game fans last Thursday (08). As a surprise, id Software relaunched Doom + Doom II on the platform, also bringing a series of extra content and playback improvements to the classic PC duology.

Developed by John Carmack and John Romero, two legends of the gaming industry, the first Doom was released in 1993 for PC, paving the way for the beginning of the FPS era.

The sequel, also critically acclaimed, came in 1994. Now, both titles are available on GOG in their definitive and enhanced versions with a host of extras for R$ 49,99. Check out the trailer:

What improvements has id Software brought to Doom + Doom II?

In addition to updated visuals, support for modern controls, and top community mods included in the package, the duology Doom + Doom II It also features 60 FPS support, restored original music, and more. Check out what’s included in the collection package below:

• Doom;
• Doom II;
• TNT: Evolution;
• The Plutonia Experiment;
• Master Levels para Doom II;
• No rest for the Living;
• Sigil;
• Legacy of Rust, a new episode resulting from a collaboration between id Software, Nightdive Studios and MachineGames;
• A new deathmatch map pack with 25 stages.

Definitive versions of Doom and Doom II are now available on GOG.Fonte:  Doom

What’s New in Doom + Doom II

You must be wondering what extras id Software has brought to both titles — which are already over 30 years old. Below you can check out the list of new features:

• Deathmatch and online co-op for up to 16 players;
• Support for community-published mods with its own in-game browser;
• Possibility to choose between the original soundtracks of Doom e Doom II or the modern IDKFA versions by Andrew Hulshult (including new recordings of Doom II);
• Improved performance with multi-threaded rendering and support for up to 4K resolution;
• Accessibility options like modern font to improve readability, high contrast mode, text to speech, speech to text chat, and more;
• Translation into eight new languages, including Mexican Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, Polish, Russian, Japanese, Korean, Traditional Chinese, and Simplified Chinese.

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