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Credited as being co authored by Dafydd ab Hugh & Brad Linaweaver and first published in 1995 by Pocket Star Books. As a life long DOOM fan I finally got round to reading the first two books in the original series of novels based on the games- DOOM & DOOM II: Hell on Earth. Brutal Doom received public recognition from John Romero himself. Brutal Doom won the first ever Cacoward in 2011 for Best Gameplay Mod and a MOTY award for creativity by Mod DB in 2012. It is compatible with Doom, The Ultimate Doom, Doom II: Hell on Earth, Final Doom, TNT: Evilution, Plutonia and other custom WADs. Brutal Doom is a gameplay mod that was created in 2010 by Sergeant Mark IV.

The game itself consists of 30 maps and two bonus levels, and supposedly takes place just after the events of Doom II (though I think maybe its actually. Master Levels for Doom II, an expansion pack with 21 new levels, was released on December. Unlike the original Doom, which was initially only available through shareware and mail order, Doom II was sold in stores. It was originally released for MS-DOS computers in 1994 and Macintosh computers in 1995. If you're playing levels in a marathon-like session, the extra supplies ensure that you're unlikely to struggle with ammo and just need to worry about staying alive.Doom II, also known as Doom II: Hell on Earth, is a first-person shooter game by id Software.

Brutal Bonus Level: The second secret level of The Plutonia Experiment, 'Go 2 It'. Blackout Basement: TNT: Evilution has maps 06, 16 and 26, respectively 'Open Season', 'Deepest Reaches' and 'Ballistyx'.Brutal Doom (Hell on Earth Starter Pack) Map 01: Hangar Hard Realism Mode 100 Secrets - Brutal Doom (Hell on Earth Starter Pack) Map 01: Hangar Hard Realism. It is intended to be loaded with Doom II or Freedoom, using the included version of GZDoom which is pre-configured for play. However, the original revisions of the game would crash because it's WADs don't include a 4th demo recording.Extermination Day (formerly known as Hell on Earth Starter Pack) is a 35-level WIP megawad add-on for Brutal Doom, created by Marcos Abenante (Sergeant Mark IV) and initially released on December 31, 2015.

Complete the level and you are taken to. The level progression is indicated by the release of each Cyberdemon one at a time, and to release them, you must progress through challenging side rooms. The level presents you with four Cyberdemons behind barriers overlooking the central court right at the start. 'Cyberden' is a rough surprise for newcomers to Plutonia who are more used to Doom II difficulty.

Container Maze: TNT Evilution Map 11: 'Storage Facility' takes this Up to Eleven. This map's sheer difficulty helped set the standard for super-hard custom map packs such as the Hell Revealed series. It has even more Cyberdemons than the previous map - in fact, there are more Cyberdemons in this one map than there are across Ultimate Doom and Doom II combined - and will truly put your dodging skills to the test.

The text then says a blue glow is coming from the remains of the Spitter and you approach. After you kill the Demon Spitter (another Icon Of Sin) the text crawl describes the sky turning from red to blue and all the monster corpses disappearing, implying you've been teleported back to Earth. Gainax Ending: The ending for TNT: Evilution. So while Plutonia's difficulty is derived from enemy placement that best utilizes their traits and nasty ambushes, TNT's difficulty is largely derived from the player's health being constantly drained by unavoidable hitscan fire from hitscanners in these large rooms. Fake Difficulty: TNT: Evilution is notorious for its maps frequently containing large and rather empty rooms filled with excessive Hitscan enemies, where you can't avoid their fire and you're sure to take damage from them as you won't be able to kill them all before they hit you without getting lucky.

Though a patch is available, it isn't integrated into most Final Doom releases, apart from one version of the id Anthology and the GOG.com version. As a result, you cannot complete the map unless you do a particularly difficult jump, then press a concealed switch, that is not obvious unless you've seen it performed by someone else or opened the map in a level editor, thus you'll most likely find yourself lost and confused with no means of progression. Game-Breaking Bug: Map 31: 'Pharaoh', of TNT: Evilution, has a game-breaking bug in that the yellow key is missing (actually tagged as 'multiplayer only').

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Missing Secret: In the PlayStation port, the Spider Mastermind is in the game's ending cast call, despite not appearing anywhere in the game's levels. This is notable as Doom II was itself essentially a mission pack sequel to the original Doom I. Mission-Pack Sequel: Final Doom is this to Doom II вЂ” both parts ( TNT: Evilution and The Plutonia Experiment) are essentially little more than full 32-level replacement map sets for Doom II - in fact, TNT was supposed to just be a regular free wad for Doom II before a publishing deal was struck at nearly the last minute. Kaizo Trap: TNT: Evilution gets in on the fun on the first level - what looks like the exit switch instead lowers you into a basement with shotgunners and a pair of Chaingunners, with the real exit behind them. If you're playing a source port that allows the player to jump, you can finish a normally six-minute or so map in under two seconds by simply jumping up onto it.

'Neurosphere' is especially nonindicative, as it's a scientific term for a culture of free-floating clusters of neural-stem-cells, while the level is an ocher-brick world with rivers of blood. Non-Indicative Name: A lot of the level names in Plutonia are just to add flavour to the maps. Level 32: 'Go 2 It' is a harder remake of Map 01: 'Entryway', the very first level of Doom II. The concept is castle-like masonry structures built over moats of liquid, with wood-metal doors around. Nostalgia Level: Level 18: 'Neurosphere' pays homage to Level 14: 'The Inmost Dens' from Doom II.

Elite Mooks are also much more common than Doom II, especially Revenants and inconveniently-positioned Arch-Viles, who are two very damaging monsters if they actually hit you. Much of the difficulty is from the placement of monsters like the Chaingunner, making hitscan damage a frequent nuisance throughout the mission pack. Nintendo Hard: The Plutonia Experiment is significantly harder than the previous games in the Doom franchise. 'Odyssey of Noises' makes for an unusual name, but the level's concept has more in common Doom II's 'Downtown' level, being a grid-like city of sorts with roads running between the structures.

An official patch from TeamTNT was made available to fix this bug, as well as a node-building error that would prevent 100% kills. You can still complete it using strafe-running, an engine bug naturally, in co-op mode, there is no such problem. Unintentionally Unwinnable: 'Pharaoh', the first secret level from TNT: Evilution, is Unwinnable in single-player, as the yellow key is marked as 'multiplayer-only'. Tele-Frag: 'Last Call' (MAP30 of TNT: Evilution) has a second Player 1 start in a sealed-off area вЂ” and most of the islands in the lake between the start and the main part of the level have teleport linedefs which take you to this area, so if you don't take exactly the right route across the lake, you telefrag yourself. Set a Mook to Kill a Mook: The secret level of The Plutonia Experiment Map 32: 'Go 2 It', has so many enemies (at least 206) and open spaces that it is literally impossible to not have monsters infight each other, especially with 13 Cyberdemons and a Spider Mastermind. Despite this, Doom 64 - which wasn't developed by id, but was certainly licensed by them, and continued on from Doom II while ignoring Final - was released less than a year later.