Doomsday II: Legions of Hell (3D FPS) Version 1.1 comming with 360 free downloadable maps (splited in 5 map packs). More downloadable content comming soon $0.99 Buy Now Watch Media DetailsVersion 1.1 comming with 360 free downloadable maps (splited in 5 map packs). More downloadable content comming soonDoomsday II: Legions of Hell new part of old school shooter, which based on community project Freedoom and source code of Doom Classic. Second part comes with 32 new challenging levels.Doomsday features:- New 32 levels- Multiplayer over WiFi: cooperative and deathmatch- 9 weapons: Fist, Pistol, Shotgun, Chaingun, Rocket Launcher, Plasma Gun, Circular saw, Super Shotgun, BFG- Ability to add friendly dogs who will help fight monsters (go to Options -> Settings)- Customizable controls- 11 amazing soundtracks- Special enemy: drunk sailor- Powered by Doom™ engine (id Tech 1 engine)iPad version also available: http://bit.ly/doomsday2hd Information Seller: Genre:Action, Adventure Release:Jan 29, 2011 Updated:Nov 30, -0001 Version: Size:0.0 TouchArcade Rating:Unrated User Rating: (1) Your Rating:unrated Compatibility:HD Universal undeadcow Well-Known Member Dec 4, 2010 9,486 2 36 Houston, TX #2 undeadcow, Jan 30, 2011 Last edited: Jan 30, 2011 I just realized there were quality Doom clones on App Store and yet not Touch Arcade thread for this one that came out today. Am I the only one with a Doom fetish? thethinice Well-Known Member Dec 18, 2010 1,278 0 0 Hawaii #3 thethinice, Jan 30, 2011 I really wish Doom 3 was ported over to ios. It's not that ambitious, I'm sure it can be done. Duke Floss Well-Known Member Mar 12, 2010 890 0 0 Writer - Producer - Engineer English Roundabout http://www.heavyjack.com #4 Duke Floss, Jan 30, 2011 Instant buy - the first Doomsday was an excellent unofficial expansion to the Doom series. Will post impressions in a little bit. I wish you guys could port Strife. Rad Well-Known Member Feb 23, 2009 819 3 0 Washington #5 Rad, Jan 30, 2011 I'm waiting for the Ipad version : ) Gennadiy Potapov Well-Known Member Jul 24, 2010 112 0 0 General Arcade http://www.generalarcade.com/ #6 Gennadiy Potapov, Jan 30, 2011 Actualy we have one great feature that will come latter with update: external wads over iTunes File Share. But right now we have some kind of fight with apple review team... No, you not Thank you for posting About Strife, actualy we are thinking about this, but we can't contact with right owners. Will be released on next weekend. tonydeli7 Well-Known Member Feb 25, 2010 590 1 18 Freelance Computer Engineer Greece http://about.me/tonydeli7 #7 tonydeli7, Jan 30, 2011 That would be great! undeadcow Well-Known Member Dec 4, 2010 9,486 2 36 Houston, TX #8 undeadcow, Jan 30, 2011 Wow... I wish more games were open to user created content like this. Good luck with Apple. fusermarucs Well-Known Member Sep 29, 2010 78 0 0 #9 fusermarucs, Jan 30, 2011 You know the 'wad support' thing...is there any way of adding doom2.wad to it and having it work? (y'know, as it doesnt seem like it will ever appear..) (presumably that is why you are having to fight Apple..) Gennadiy Potapov Well-Known Member Jul 24, 2010 112 0 0 General Arcade http://www.generalarcade.com/ #10 Gennadiy Potapov, Jan 30, 2011 Yes, doom2.wad working very well with Doomsday II (you can try, if your device jeilbroken). But the problem is that wad can contain .deh files - scripts and apple rejects apps that can be extended with dynamic code. fusermarucs Well-Known Member Sep 29, 2010 78 0 0 #11 fusermarucs, Jan 30, 2011 Oh well - good job we've got doomsday II then to keep the Doom bugs at bay! Rangerlump Well-Known Member Jan 20, 2010 482 23 18 #12 Rangerlump, Jan 30, 2011 I will definitely get this. I absolutely loved the rest of General Arcade's doom games. The only issue before was the save feature bug and the has been fixed for a while now. I spend more time on the games than all the doodle/chop/fruit/zombie trends that come and go.... CJH Well-Known Member Sep 29, 2009 63 0 0 #13 CJH, Jan 30, 2011 You guys just got a purchase out of me! If it ends up getting external WAD support, even better! If not, no harm done, another 32 Doom levels for 99 cents is an excellent deal! Duke Floss Well-Known Member Mar 12, 2010 890 0 0 Writer - Producer - Engineer English Roundabout http://www.heavyjack.com #14 Duke Floss, Jan 30, 2011 cool - hopefully you can find out who owns the IP. I've read it might be Take-Two that owns it, but Rogue Entertainment does still seem to be around - http://www.rogue-ent.com/ I would love if you guys were able to bring Strife to the iPhone. Doomsday 2 Impressions I played late into the night, died more times than I care to admit as the levels are extensive and challenging. Well worth the purchase and definitely will be a mainstay on my iPod along with Doom Classic, Doomsday, and Hacx. Great work guys, look forward to your next projects Rad Well-Known Member Feb 23, 2009 819 3 0 Washington #15 Rad, Jan 30, 2011 I wish they would port Heretic Rad Well-Known Member Feb 23, 2009 819 3 0 Washington #16 Rad, Jan 30, 2011 OK I couldn't wait, bought and added a Itunes review. Its nice to support developers that bring us games like this. undeadcow Well-Known Member Dec 4, 2010 9,486 2 36 Houston, TX #17 undeadcow, Jan 31, 2011 Last edited: Jan 31, 2011 Honestly I started this thread to see if anyone else would post impressions before I bought it (I'm cheap) but I ended up getting Doomsday II and am having a blast with the first few rounds. There's some getting use to the Ipod touch control scheme but the developers obvious gave a lot of attention to this issue to endless control customization options suggesting the best possible effort. The mechanics and levels designs have a lot of polish and attention to detail. The gameplay is spot on if you're looking to dodge impish fireballs and shotgun blast netherworld scum retro-Doom style. Playing through the first level it seems there are a lot of enemies roaming around. The difficulty (even on the bast 2/4 setting) seems harder, which I enjoy but it might not be for everyone [there is an easier setting]. Highly recommended; a steal for $0.99. ipodjunkie Well-Known Member May 20, 2010 144 0 0 #18 ipodjunkie, Jan 31, 2011 just bought it. I have a question about the difficulty settings. Are they correct? As long as i remember in the original doom, higher difficulty means more enemies, (something I miss in the fps games now) but I dont see the difference. I played the first level on all 4 settings and the enemies was the same. Do I miss something? ipodjunkie Well-Known Member May 20, 2010 144 0 0 #19 ipodjunkie, Jan 31, 2011 is it possible in the next update to tweak something with the sound effects? They dont work properly, sound comes delayed or not at all when i shoot or wenn enemy dies. Also maybe not bad idea to swap the first level with the second or another easier one,cause its too hard and not beginner friendly CJH Well-Known Member Sep 29, 2009 63 0 0 #20 CJH, Jan 31, 2011 I have a question for the developers. How hard would it be to put in online multiplayer? I remember John Carmack saying that the latency over 3G would be inadequate for multiplayer, but what about over wifi? Unfortunately I don't know anyone else locally with Doom or Doomsday or Doomsday 2, but I'd love to take the multiplayer for a spin. (You must log in or sign up to post here.) Show Ignored Content Page 1 of 2 1 2 Next > Share This Page Tweet Your name or email address: Do you already have an account? No, create an account now. Yes, my password is: Forgot your password? Stay logged in
I just realized there were quality Doom clones on App Store and yet not Touch Arcade thread for this one that came out today. Am I the only one with a Doom fetish?
Instant buy - the first Doomsday was an excellent unofficial expansion to the Doom series. Will post impressions in a little bit. I wish you guys could port Strife.
Actualy we have one great feature that will come latter with update: external wads over iTunes File Share. But right now we have some kind of fight with apple review team... No, you not Thank you for posting About Strife, actualy we are thinking about this, but we can't contact with right owners. Will be released on next weekend.
You know the 'wad support' thing...is there any way of adding doom2.wad to it and having it work? (y'know, as it doesnt seem like it will ever appear..) (presumably that is why you are having to fight Apple..)
Yes, doom2.wad working very well with Doomsday II (you can try, if your device jeilbroken). But the problem is that wad can contain .deh files - scripts and apple rejects apps that can be extended with dynamic code.
I will definitely get this. I absolutely loved the rest of General Arcade's doom games. The only issue before was the save feature bug and the has been fixed for a while now. I spend more time on the games than all the doodle/chop/fruit/zombie trends that come and go....
You guys just got a purchase out of me! If it ends up getting external WAD support, even better! If not, no harm done, another 32 Doom levels for 99 cents is an excellent deal!
cool - hopefully you can find out who owns the IP. I've read it might be Take-Two that owns it, but Rogue Entertainment does still seem to be around - http://www.rogue-ent.com/ I would love if you guys were able to bring Strife to the iPhone. Doomsday 2 Impressions I played late into the night, died more times than I care to admit as the levels are extensive and challenging. Well worth the purchase and definitely will be a mainstay on my iPod along with Doom Classic, Doomsday, and Hacx. Great work guys, look forward to your next projects
OK I couldn't wait, bought and added a Itunes review. Its nice to support developers that bring us games like this.
Honestly I started this thread to see if anyone else would post impressions before I bought it (I'm cheap) but I ended up getting Doomsday II and am having a blast with the first few rounds. There's some getting use to the Ipod touch control scheme but the developers obvious gave a lot of attention to this issue to endless control customization options suggesting the best possible effort. The mechanics and levels designs have a lot of polish and attention to detail. The gameplay is spot on if you're looking to dodge impish fireballs and shotgun blast netherworld scum retro-Doom style. Playing through the first level it seems there are a lot of enemies roaming around. The difficulty (even on the bast 2/4 setting) seems harder, which I enjoy but it might not be for everyone [there is an easier setting]. Highly recommended; a steal for $0.99.
just bought it. I have a question about the difficulty settings. Are they correct? As long as i remember in the original doom, higher difficulty means more enemies, (something I miss in the fps games now) but I dont see the difference. I played the first level on all 4 settings and the enemies was the same. Do I miss something?
is it possible in the next update to tweak something with the sound effects? They dont work properly, sound comes delayed or not at all when i shoot or wenn enemy dies. Also maybe not bad idea to swap the first level with the second or another easier one,cause its too hard and not beginner friendly
I have a question for the developers. How hard would it be to put in online multiplayer? I remember John Carmack saying that the latency over 3G would be inadequate for multiplayer, but what about over wifi? Unfortunately I don't know anyone else locally with Doom or Doomsday or Doomsday 2, but I'd love to take the multiplayer for a spin.
