A new visual mod was announced on April Fools’ Day for the original 1993 release of Doom, adding real-time path tracing to the PrBoom source port of the game. The mod was brought to us by the modder ...

Everybody knows that Doom 2 is better than the original Doom. I mean, the double barrelled super shotgun and the Icon of Sin? I rest my case. The legendary FPS has just got even better courtesy of a ...

Doom (1993) now supports ray-tracing, to a point, thanks to this neat mod. Created by sultim_t, the mod provides FSR and DLSS (bring your own dll file) support to the first three episodes of the game.

Doom 2 has been out for a long time, and the Doom modding community is still endlessly creative with finding ways to add to, change, or completely remake the classic series of gory FPS games. Other ...

Despite being three decades old, the first DOOM remains one of the most-modded games in the community. The iconic first-person shooter and its archaic engine have become a modder’s playground for ...

In a nutshell: You might be thinking a game this old couldn't possibly look too much better just with improved lighting, but I suspect you'll be pleasantly surprised ...

A new Doom mod updates the classic, 1993 FPS from id Software by replacing all the 2D monster and weapon pick-up assets with fully 3D models, making the defining shooter look more like later 90s hits ...