Revival Productions has released the Level Editor for its spiritual successor to Descent, Overload. This level editor will currently let you export Single Player levels and Challenge Mode levels, and multiplayer support will be added later.
As Revival Productions noted, for those itching to develop MP levels the team recommends exporting a potential MP level as SP or CM for testing so it’s ready for export when MP support does get added.
Those interested can download it from here. Revival Productions has also released two new tutorial videos for Overload’s Level Editor that you can find below.
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Hell yeah! I downloaded the game last night, and it’s insanely fun and captures the feeling of descent completely. I really love it, and more custom levels will only make sure it lives on and continues to have support for many years to come.
I really wish Doom 2016 would have had a level editor like this instead of that SnapMap thing, because that ultimately was poorly thought out and not nearly as good and wasn’t able to capture the same feeling as the base game had.
I’m hoping that Doom: Eternal(aka Hell On Earth remake) offers a true map maker like this: because I remember during the leaks for Doom during the closed Beta that somebody found out that there absolutely was a real map making program for it but they just didn’t release it.