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Super Screenshotgun: DooM Scrolling @idclev.bsky.social · 13/09/2026

A Silent Hill Map for GZDoom by Thysamithan (2022)

the rest stop bathroom from the beginning of Silent Hill 2. Doomguy can see his reflection in a filthy mirror and their are doomcute voxel urinals

The forested walking path, also from the intro to Silent Hill 2. There is a doomcute voxel cargo van and a decayed billboard for Pete's Bowl-o-Rama

The alleyway where you are stabbed to death by children from the beginning of Silent Hill. There is a custom Beware of Dog texture on the rusty gate and a pile of unidentified viscera behind it.

A random hallway once you go into the fog world. One door is a pile of skulls and the other one is straight from Silent Hill 2, both of them sharply offsetting the rusted walls and grated catwalk.

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Super Screenshotgun: DooM Scrolling @idclev.bsky.social · 11/09/2026

Alcázar (2023) MAP06 - Wish Granted by Ravendesk and General Roasterock MAP08 - Djinn by Ravendesk

The outside of a mosque looking building at night, surrounded by cliffs and a starry sky.

A somewhat off-center shot of what appears to be an industrial machine controlling a lava flow seen through several iron windows. A purple skull key can be seen to the right.

A room where the words Time Is Running Out appear several times. Ironically, if you see it like this, time has ran out.

A look at Map 8 where several small alcoves with golden gyms loop infinitely.

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Super Screenshotgun: DooM Scrolling @idclev.bsky.social · 11/09/2026

Alcázar (2023) MAP06 - Wish Granted by Ravendesk and General Roasterock MAP08 - Djinn by Ravendesk

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Super Screenshotgun: DooM Scrolling @idclev.bsky.social · 10/09/2026

I doubt anyone reading this needs this, but here’s a chance to legitimately get the IWADs to play in the source port of your choice without financially crossing the BDS picket line.

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Super Screenshotgun: DooM Scrolling @idclev.bsky.social · 01/09/2026

The manuals for the PS1 ports of both Doom and Final Doom are on here and the latter is an absolutely incredible monument to style over legibility.

Two pages of the Final Doom manual showing some of the power ups and monsters with small white text over a textured red and black background that reads FINAL DOOM on English

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Super Screenshotgun: DooM Scrolling @idclev.bsky.social · 31/08/2026

Sandy Petersen gives Ken’s Labyrinth a two star review in the November 1993 issue of Dragon Magazine. I’m not sure how much of a gap there was between street date and cover date, but it’s entirely possible he was slagging the competition’s product while on id payroll

KEN'S LABYRINTH
IBM PC, Epic Megagames
Programming and design: Ken Silverman
Art: Mikko Iho, Ken Silverman, and
Andrew Cotter
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"So wise so young, they say, do never live long."
Wm. Shakespeare, Richard I!
This is a shareware game reputedly written by a 17-year-old computer prod-igy. Like most games written nowadays, it needs at least a 386 machine with VGA graphics. It supports a reasonable assortment of sound boards.
The vast majority of new shareware products are now trilogies, and Ken's Labyrinth is no exception. The first game is free (or nearly so, if you get it from a distributor), but you must register and pay for the other two.
Ken's Labyrinth is a lot like Wolfenstein in look and feel, though not in game-play.
The premise is that you are stuck in an alien maze, somewhere inside of which is your kidnapped dog, Sparky. As you progress through the maze, you must battle floating heads, spiders, little robots that look like berserk R2D2 units, huge muscular monsters, and 8-balls. It's all from a player's eye view. Your initial weapon appears to be thrown hunks of meat, though later on you can get sunbursts (that bounce off the walls). Soda machines (that provide a variety of useful objects), slot machines, and working water fountains are laying around the maze for your perusal and possible use. There are also apples, first-aid kits, and pennies, all of which can be handy, too.
It's easy enough to get into the game.
Just load up and do a quick read-through on Help. Because of the game's peculiar setting, you'll probably make an error or two the first time through (I certainly did.
The game is clearly influenced by Wolfenstein, and that's perfectly reason-able-I liked Wolfenstein a lot, and it's only logical to expect imitators. Unfortunately,

Ken's Labyrinth has a number of amateurish design flaws that hurt the game-play.
For instance, I found it extremely difficult to find the secret passages Ken claims to have placed all over his labyrinth. There are a number of special items that go completely unexplained. I have found a purple potion and gray cloak, which when picked up, were added to my inventory, but I have no idea what they're supposed to do for me. Eventually, they went away.
The Help page only gives a list of game controls (that you cannot customize), and fails to explain the objects in the game at all. This is a serious omission- of what use is Help if it does not explain such things.
The worst feature is the fact that the monsters can get "on top" of you, where they dish out tons of damage, but you can't see them. This is incredibly frustrat-ing, since all you can do is shoot blindly or run away at top speed, hoping you'll outdistance the monster, then turn around and blast him before he gets you. This is inexcusable. It's even worse that this is no rare event, but the monsters strive valiantly to achieve this position, so it was clearly desired by the game's designer. This fea-ture, all by itself, would have ruined this game in my estimation. It means that game combat is not fun, but a chore.

The programming is well done, but there are a number of peculiar, seemingly purposeless features, such as the ability to
"Stand Tall" which raises eye level (thus screwing up a number of the sprite im-ages), but changes nothing in game-play.
The art is amateurish and simple. The colors chosen for the walls, for instance, are garishly irritating. The monstrous spiders are ludicrous. On the other hand, when you pass over an apple, the core remains behind-a humorous touch that works. Many parts of the game display an impish humor I found appealing, but the game as whole still frustrated and irritated me. It is a pity to see so much potential good going to waste because of a few flaws.
Clearly, Ken Silverman is a talented young man, but this game was designed by a 17-year-old and it shows. Still, it's free. I would recommend it only if you're absolutely crazed for another game like Wolfenstein.

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TreeHouse @treehouseminis.bsky.social · 18/07/2026

Trying to get that Quake Brutalist Jam energy in DOOM #DOOM #DOOM2 #Quake #Retrofps

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Cαrínα ᓚᘏᗢ @carina.delachancla.com · 28/08/2026

Torasu Demo v2.2, keyboard customization update + new fanart, posted on itch! Sorry there's no new in-game content, but I felt this was significant enough to post as an update :> Devlog and download: epilis.itch.io/torasu/devlo...

Updated title screen for 2.2. It shows a space hamster glowing in green while "normal speed" is highlight. There are a few other options and a legend for hard coded keys. It will tell you if it detects a game pad and there's also a photosensitivity warning on the bottom

Options screen updated to where you can now customize your keyboard settings.

They "keyboard" options room. It shows what keys you can press. There's also some informational areas as well as a legend that tells you how the ship moves so you that you can choose the right buttons for which way you want to move

Latest fanart added by @gogoandyrobo.bsky.social and his awesome drawing of Freya.

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Super Screenshotgun: DooM Scrolling @idclev.bsky.social · 27/08/2026

32in24-5 by the YEDS team (2007) MAP02: Court of the Crimson Schwing by Shaikoyen, andrewj, and @esselfortium.bsky.social

A look directly into the corner of a stone keep where a huge stained glass window is illuminated by torches. In front of it is a chessboard with two rows of health pickups set up against two rows of armor pickups. A super shotgun is hidden to the left of those and you can see a small exit door should you want to end the deathmatch.

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Super Screenshotgun: DooM Scrolling @idclev.bsky.social · 27/08/2026

Barney and Clinton Doom v1.0 compiled by Robbie Teegarden (1994) brn-cln.txt

This version replaces the barons with the lovable dinosaur - Barney!
and replaces the floating orange heads with the head of our fearless leader
President Bill Clinton!
There is over a
100 sound and graphic files that you will turn your
standard game of doom into a revenge match! Finally shoot and kill the things that bug you the most!!!
This patch was made from the combination of barn3d21. zip and
clintn20.zip.
It has a simple one line install and uninstall command!
Check this one out it is worth the effort!!!!
any questions or comments e-mail at:
teegarde@ucssun1.sdsu.edu
Robbie!
(full credit given to original creators in zip file!)

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Arvy @arvy.bsky.social · 24/08/2026

DOOM '98 Imagined what if id Software released an additional entry in the Doom series in 1998, using a technological mix between id Tech 2 and GoldSrc engine. Going for the blend of fantastical and grounded, which would be in vein of Half-Life and System Shock 2.

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Super Screenshotgun: DooM Scrolling @idclev.bsky.social · 26/08/2026

Stare Into Death and Be Still by @novaseer.bsky.social (2026) MAP02 - To Flow Through Ashen Hearts

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dac @dacworkshop.bsky.social · 26/08/2026

1KLines3's second episode theme basically exists because we thought the OTEX tudor textures were underused in the original Eviternity, so yeah I saw this opening vista in Eviternity2 MAP19 and went OH HELL YEAH

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Super Screenshotgun: DooM Scrolling @idclev.bsky.social · 26/08/2026

Stare Into Death and Be Still by @novaseer.bsky.social (2026) MAP01: The Lifeless Advance

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shannon//cannon @majorarlene.net · 25/08/2026

cowards

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Super Screenshotgun: DooM Scrolling @idclev.bsky.social · 25/08/2026

Earth by Roger Ritenour (1997) MAP01: The Ruins

waves are cresting against a rocky beach, the water a foamy grey as it reflects an overcast sky. The waves are in motion and no one really knows how he did this with 1997 technology.

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Super Screenshotgun: DooM Scrolling @idclev.bsky.social · 25/08/2026

This account mostly exists as a catalog of interesting and/or funny screenshots from community Doom WADs, crediting the authors whenever possible. While id Software owners Microsoft remain a priority target of the BDS boycott I will not be covering first party WADs, IWADS, or modern Doom games.

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