but when you find out how to do them. OHHHHHHHHHHH

Sure it's not a fully polygonal 3D like Quake but there are too many elements in gameplay and the game's code taking the height of the player and some monsters into account (like being able to run under a projectile if you're being fast enough). I don't get why there are people going "Ackchyually, Doom is 2.5D because it has raytracing and cannot have rooms over rooms" when 2.5D mostly refers to 3D rendered games with only two axes (like in a side scroller, Metroidvania or even action/RPG) and that it's q...

OK for those who wanted to get a more clear outline here it is: 1. First you need to download both Project Brutality + GZdoom, follow the links above to get it. Follow the Community Guide: How to run Project Brutality/Brutal Doom on Steam for Windows! (UPDATED) 2. Once you downloaded them as zip files, for GZdoom just copy all the files within the zip file and paste them inside your base folder for Doom inside the Steam (base) file folder. Once you've done that, delete the 'dosbox.exe' file, and rename...

I own both doom 1 and doom 2 by themselves. I also have doom 3 bfg edition so with that i own two versions of doom 1 and doom 2. what one should i play or does it matter? I'm sure this gets asked a lot but wanted to still ask just in case.

I mean sure it was less clunky than most consoles ports but I don't see it as a good game.