Doom 3 in Unreal Engine 5

Behold an amazing fan remake of Doom 3 in Unreal Engine 5

Artist François Montagud has shared some screenshots and a video from a remake of id Software’s Doom 3 in Unreal Engine 5. Montagud has created the 3D models, textures, animations, lighting and blueprint that he used in this fan remake. Additionally, the artist used the music and sound effects from the original version of Doom 3.

The end result is spectacular, and we highly recommend watching the video. Montagud has implemented some basic gameplay mechanics, and he even included a cutscene with the Pinky. This is by far one of the best remakes we’ve shared as the video packs proper gameplay footage.

Unfortunately, the artist does not plan to release this demo/remake to the public. As such, you won’t be able to play it on your PC systems.

Speaking of Unreal Engine 5, we also suggest taking a look at the following videos. Right now, you can download a Superman Unreal Engine 5 Demo and a Spider-Man Unreal Engine 5 Tech Demo. Moreover, these videos show Star Wars KOTOR and Counter-Strike Global Offensive in UE5. Additionally, you can find a Portal Remake and an NFS3 Remake. And finally, here is a Half Life 2 Fan Remake, an Oblivion fan remake, a Silent Hill fan remake, a World of Warcraft remake, a Skyrim remake, a Grand Theft Auto San Andreas Remake, and a Zelda Ocarina of Time UE5 Remake.

Enjoy!

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33 thoughts on “Behold an amazing fan remake of Doom 3 in Unreal Engine 5”

  1. RBDOOM3BFG is the only proper way to play updated DOOM3. Carmack’s last open source gift to the world should not be tarnished with Sweeney’s Unreal Plastic.

  2. I actually started a replay of Doom 3 just a couple days ago, and well, I’d rather play the modded Doom 3 I am, than whatever the hell this lazy piece of s**t is. ?

    That’s just comically bad.

  3. “Behold and amazing remake of call of honor modern battlesht 21 on the unity cash grab asset flip engine”

    This is what it felt when i read the tittle.

  4. you know which engine was amazingly optimized the one in metro last light, it was mindblowing to me how well the game run.

  5. FFS John. STOP! This garbage is of no interest to anyone. They looks like trash. Are not actual games. And if you think they’re worth anyone’s time then you have even more serious cognitive issue than I thought. Stop posting this shi7!

  6. I think John deserves to be harassed with “John is the type of guy” like Doug Demuro on Youtube.
    OK let’s try…
    John is the type of guy who checks his own reviews before buying a game.
    OK, not funny, but try better! Try to do something in relation with those damn Unreal Engine remakes. lol

    1. Especially with RBDOOM3BFG source port! Adds PBR and normal lighting probe system like CoD uses instead of the light volumes people disliked. As well as a host of other things.

  7. I think John deserves to be harassed with “John is the type of guy” like Doug Demuro on Youtube.
    OK let’s try…
    John is the type of guy who checks his own reviews before buying a game.
    OK, not funny, but try better! Try to do something in relation with those damn Unreal Engine remakes. lol

    1. It’s summer dude, not much going on in terms of news. Go outside, enjoy the sunshine like the rest of us. Return back September, news will flow.

    2. It’s summer dude, not much going on in terms of news. Go outside, enjoy the sunshine like the rest of us. Return back September, news will flow.

    3. It’s summer dude, not much going on in terms of news. Go outside, enjoy the sunshine like the rest of us. Return back September, news will flow.

  8. Looks pretty raw to me, I’m sure the person who did it means we’ll but it doesn’t really look or feel authentic, everything looks so static and basic.

  9. Damn.. Great Work… its the only place I get all the fan works info as well all the great mods for different games. Kudos to you John!!

    1. You can use the flashlight or the imp fireball to navigate easily and Escape from Butcher bay is not horror shooter apart from one minor segment. I enjoyed both btw, Doom 3 is not perfect, but this was always a dumb complaint.

    2. And speaking of which, when you said you “returned it”, are you talking about the console port? If so, opinion double discarded.

      1. Ok, i tought you rented it. I don’t get why they would accept refunds tough, might as well install the game and download a crack, probably easier than torrents back then.

  10. iDTech 7 is just brilliant! The level of optimization is nothing short of incredible…one of the few if not the only truly optimized current-gen game engine out there!

  11. Nah, Carmack is the god of gods but the idtech engine, while still cool, isn’t so recent nor cutting edge anymore by now.
    In this case, what you see is the diff between the production capabilities of a studio of 100 people and a single dev. Not comparable one to one.

    1. IdTech is an amazing engine. Its a proper engine that is built with purpose. UE used to also be a shooter engine, now they are trying to make it an everything engine, so it’s mediocre at everything. CryEngine still does big outdoor worlds better, idTech does shooters better, etc. Because those engines have a purpose and don’t try to do it all.

  12. Jesus Christ someone decides to share something they’ve been working on in their spare time, doing their best. I think it looked awesome, but you guys are just sh**ting on it because it doesn’t measure up to your 450 million dollar AAA-game studio production.. Way to cheer on indie developers that one day could make the new Minecraft, Amung Us, Dead Cells, Hades, Five Nights at Freddys or some sh*t. Now he’ll just be like “oh, they hate my demo, guess I’ll go be a barber or some sh*t instead..” and we potentially miss out on an awesome game he would have made in the future. Great job everyone.

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