Duke Nukem in Doom II: destroying everything with a smile and Duke's signature jokes

Probably many shooter fans remember Duke It Out in Doom for Doom II. Here it was possible to destroy especially difficult enemies, reducing them with the help of special weapons (Shrinker), and then just crush with a boot, turning into porridge. “Arrivederci, motherfucker,” said the gloating hero .

JohnnyCee's new Duke It Out in Doom is now available, allowing you to play Doom II: Hell on Earth on behalf of Duke Nukem. All politically incorrect and sexist character jokes are also present here. The mod is made exceptionally well. Duke's voice here is taken from Duke Nukem 3D. There are a lot of jokes, there are quite indecent, as expected. In general, it turned out to be a hell of a mix that should definitely appeal to gamers who remember and love both Duke Nukem and Doom.



With this mod, you can again feel the atmosphere of computer games at the end of the last century, and just play for fun.

By the way, this is the second Doom incarnation this year. In January, game-building veteran John Romero announced on his Twitter the release of a new level for Doom. And not the new version, but the one that all old-school gamers remember and love. Romero’s career went well after the development of Doom, and he decided to return to the roots, so to speak. The new E1M8B received a simple description: "My Boss level replacement for e1m8 ... 22 years later." By the way, it was John Romero, John Carmack and Tom Hall who created id Software - this happened back in 1991.



Another mod, Brutal Doom, came out earlier. Here, the level of pixel violence surpasses, and cruelty fills the screen. The same Romero called the mod "magnificent."

As for Duke It Out in Doom, the mod is not so cruel at all - here the enemies die in much the same way as in Doom In 1994. Although, of course, all this also does not seem like a walk along the beach.

Want to try? Then you need to download the latest version of 3DGE , also download Duke It Out in Doom , and drag it to 3DGE.