I tried the demo because the game looks solid.. but.. there's no jumping? I know og doom titles were without jumping as well but it just feels too much on rails if you can't jump.

Great level design, great encounters, though I could've done without so much spelunking in the early portions of the episode. That was the most meh bit of level design and it overstays its welcome. What really got me interested is, hilariously enough, the plot. I like how the demo episode got re-contextualized, but also how we're finally getting to the "why is some of the game art so creepy" bits of the story. The final level is kind of annoying to navigate the first time through, but I really like it as...

hi all. really enjoying the game so far but ive been experiencing some serious framerate issues. im playing on a lenovo laptop, and the processor im using is AMD Radeon Vega 8. ive tried everything, incl. switching from open.gl to vulkan etc, toddling vsync, particles, and using startup prompts to make sure its running in amd renderer. but its just done nothing. maybe i just shouldnt have gotten it with my current setup but i figured a doom 2 mod wouldnt have any troubles with something lower tech and ive ...

Any chance the development team will add extra game modes or optional inventory system like Heretic and Hands of Necromancy 1&2?

By this question, I mean what kind of settings should I use - do I use it just as the defaults, or do I configure the underlying GZDoom portions of this to be as close to vanilla Doom engine limitations as possible (i.e. using the software renderer and palette limitations, disabling vertical looking, setting compatibility preset to "Doom (Strict)" so enemies + objects are infinitely tall and can't be walked on top of, no jumping/crouching, etc. etc. etc.) Should I stick with the intended/default renderer ...