Original Doom to Get New Expansion by Co-Creator John Romero in February - News
by William D'Angelo , posted on 07 January 2019 / 2,035 Views
Doom co-creator John Romero announced he has created nine new single-player and nine new deathmatch levels for the original Doom to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the game.
The new levels will be part of SIGIL, the spiritual successor to the fourth episode of Doom.
View the announcement trailer below:
SIGIL will release in mid-February 2019 and requires players to own the original 1993 version of Doom in order to play.
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This man is not only a dev, he is a monster at his own game...I have seen him massacring everyone continusly at Budapest in 2017 (PixelCon). That was scaring.
Own the original game as in the floppy disks?!
Dlc done right.
You allready got that one? Otherwise you could get the GOG version as those are drm free without any attachement's needed from launcher at gog. I cannot say that about the steam version.
It'll almost certainly work. You can probably just grab the data files from the game's installation directory.
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