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Doom 3

Doom 3

Doom 3 is a science fiction, survival horror, first-person shooter video game with impressive graphics.

Doom 3 is set in the year 2145 in a fictional Union Aerospace Corporation (UAC) research center on Mars. The player takes control of a UAC security replacement marine as he fights to survive a mysterious invasion of inter-dimensional demons. In the process, the marine learns more about the nature of the shadowy research being conducted within the massive base, as well as information on its main instigator, Dr. Malcolm Betruger.

The main objective of Doom 3 is to navigate through the hostile game environment to an area of safety at the end of each level. It favours a 'run and gun' strategy, requiring the player to essentially shoot anything that moves.

 Doom 3

Price
$45
Developer
id Software

Website
www.doom3.com

Requirements
CPU: Pentium III 1GHz
RAM: 256MB
3D graphics card with OpenGL hardware acceleration / 64MB
Sound card (OSS or ALSA)

Kernel 2.4, 2.6 is recommended
glibc 2.2.4 or higher

Support:
FAQ, Doom 3 Tweak GuideidDevNetWiki

Selected Reviews:
IGN, Hexus

Features include:

  • Numerous weapons
  • Realistic lighting
  • Multiplayer with 3 power-ups
    • Beserk
    • Mega Health
    • Invisbility
  • Unified lighting system
  • Fully dynamic shadowing
  • Interactive, resolution-independent surfaces, called GUIs
  • Built-in editors sharing the same renderer pipeline as the game
  • Strong and flexible scripting language
  • Material shaders with bump- and specularity-map support
  • Physics system
  • Inverse Kinematics for characters/monsters

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