Modder ‘hexenstar’ has released a brand new mod for Doom 3 that aims to bring some “Dead Space” vibes to id Software’s shooter. According to the modder, Doom-3-Bravo aims to polish and further emphasize the methodic demon-killfest of the original – by fully steering it onto the survival-horror path.
The promises to take full advantage of the plentiful secret areas of the game. Moreover, it upgrades certain demons to a more challenging level, and re-balances some weapons. It also adds flashlights to all weapons. Additionally, it packs a completely new weapon/item sound design from scratch, which will bring some real oomph to the gameplay experience.
You can download this mod from here. Below you can also find two videos that showcase the mod in action.
Speaking of Doom 3, we also suggest taking a look at RBDOOM-3-BFG. This mod adds Physically Based Rendering, Global Illumination and TrenchBroom Mapping Support to the game. You can also download Phobos which is a single-player story-driven mod for Doom 3. And lastly, you can check out Doom 3 Hi Def 3.0 Mod.
Have fun!
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is there an option to play with the lights on?
No, you’ll have to manage with the worst lantern in the universe on an interplanetary military mission for a multibillion dollar company. Too bad.
>Dead space feeling
>no dismemberment, demons don’t gib, just burn awkwardly just like vanilla.
This ain’t it bruh.
I really hated that about doom 3, when i downloaded the alpha before it came out that didn’t happen. It felt a lot better.
Yeah, doom 3 could really use a “lost alpha” kind of mod. Some mods provide a bandaid fix, the enemies just stay a little while but they still disappear after a while..
This does sound quite interesting. But I have a small backlog to play through, so this will have to wait.
All Doom 3 needed to be an actual good game would be some RPG systems and inventory system ala System Shock.