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💾 ►►► DOWNLOAD FILE 🔥🔥🔥 It seems that you're using an outdated browser. Some things may not work as they should or don't work at all. What is GOG. Owned Buy now Pre-order now. Owned Free. New releases. On sale now. Movies for gamers. Browse all games. More GOG. GOG Galaxy. Join the team. Game technical issues. Orders and payments. Account and website. Community wishlist. About GOG. General discussion forum. Support Game technical issues. Sign in Sign in Create account Sign in. Hand-picking the best in gaming. Customer-first approach. Delivering user-friendly support enriched with additional customer benefits. Gamer-friendly platform. Your profile. Redeem a code. Apply changes. Sign out. Your Notifications. See new chat messages, friend invites, as well as important announcements and deals relevant to you. Your friends. Friends list is currently empty. Connect with friends. Play, chat, and share experiences with your friends on GOG. Online Offline. Go to checkout Your shopping cart Your shopping cart is empty right now. Your cart is empty. Remove Move to wishlist Wishlisted Owned. Try adjusting the terms of your search, you can search by game titles, publishers, developers and tags. TBA Owned Free. Menu Store New releases. Sign in Create account Sign in. The search term must be at least 3 characters long. Posted April 16, So, I just recently bought Ultimate Doom, and as I have a particular way I'd like to have the game set up, I was hoping to see if I could get some help. Basically, what I'd like is to create several copies of the game so that I have: - One version of the game as close to the original experience as possible I presume this would be just the game as-is , - One version of the game modded for a more modern experience From what little I know of modding Doom, I'm guessing people will say to use GZDoom , - Numerous copies of the game likely also using GZDoom that each correspond to a specific mod or level s Is this time-consuming and unnecessary? Likely, but this is how I want to do it, so if anyone has any tips or suggestions, please let me know. I apologize for any issues or awkwardness with this, as it's my first time making a topic here. Posted April 17, If you're looking something more closer to the original experience through a source port instead of using the pre-included DOSBox, then I suggest using Chocolate Doom since it aims to be close to vanilla as possible compared to other source ports. Doom Retro also features widescreen support and some fixes of its own and an option to main vanilla Doom behavior, plus better controller support than the other ones mentioned aside from GZDoom. There are some mods recommended on PC Gaming Wiki see below that provides a more modernized experience yet remain faithful to the original gameplay for the most part. A launcher such as ZDL, Doom Launcher , or Doom Explorer are recommended for managing configurations, mods, and command lines between them. Posted April 20, Thank you. This has actually made me rethink how I want things set up now - for some reason, I expected this to be harder than it is. Looking through the links you gave, I have a few new questions: 1. If not, is there a way to differentiate them outside of just trying to run the game? Can I just throw all my mods into one folder and set the game to look at that folder, or is there more to it than that? Are there any advantages of going with a specific launcher - Doom Launcher seems like the best, but I'm obviously not well-versed with something like this. This is more a personal question, but which mods would you recommend aside from Brutal Doom, since there's already a few topics on it here? Posted April 24, Sorry for the late reply, I didn't see the notification on this thread show up properly, here are my answers to the best of my abilities. You can but you'll have to load the desired mod files yourself manually or autoload them into the config file of GZDoom. Under the section [gamename. This can be a problem to play on GZDoom but a fan-made patch was made to fix issues it. Lots of options and features but might be too heavy for some. Death Foretold is something of a more streamlined successor to this mod with a drop-based upgrade system. I have a guide on Steam on how to set this one up. You play a hedgehog and the enemies are cats. Edit: HocusDoom is also a great total conversion, but it's still a work in progress.