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‘Brutal DOOM’ Author Creates New “Meatgrinder” Enhancement Mod For ‘DOOM’

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After doing almost all there is to do with Brutal DOOM, which had its version 21 released earlier this year, modder Sargeant Mark IV has gone back and created a newish mod called “Meatgrinder”. The mod is “newish” because it’s “meant to bring the dismemberments and explosions of Brutal Doom to a slaughterfest-friendly setting, in a better and more optimized manner.”

Unlike Brutal DOOM, the “Meatgrinder” mod contains no locational damage, no advanced enemy behavior, destroyable dead bodies or advanced enemy behaviour. Instead, it’s a gameplay enhancement mod for the GZDoom engine. “The gameplay is designed to make things easier for people that don`t have the time to learn how to play hardcore mods or are playing with shitty controls such as a touchscreen phone.” The weapons have been rebalanced, “[b]ut remain balanced in a way that they only increase the player`s damage output speed, but barely touches the total damage given so you aren`t really overpowered.”

“Meatgrinder” is meant to be played with “very hard mods” such as Speed of Doom and Slaughterfest 2012. If you decide to play plain DOOM with this mod, Sargeant Mark IV recommends playing the game on Nightmare difficulty to keep the difficulty balanced.

As a bonus, you can use the sv_corpsequeuesize cvar to control the amount of gibs you want to stay in the floor forever.

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Survios Announces VR Title ‘Alien: Rogue Incursion’, Coming This Year [Trailer]

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Remember back in 2022 when developer Survios had announced that they were teaming up with 20th Century Games to develop a new Alien title? Well seeing as it’s Alien Day, Survios has announced their brand-new VR title, Alien: Rogue Incursion. Coming “Holiday 2024” to the PlayStation VR2, SteamVR, and Quest 3, Rogue Incursion will feature an original story that “fully surrounds players within the terrors of the Alien universe”.

Details on the game are light at the moment, but the official site describes the upcoming title as being “designed by Alien fans for Alien fans”, with Survios aiming to craft a “technically advanced, and frightfully immersive Alien virtual reality game.”

Seeing as Alien: Isolation never got official VR support when it was released, this is obviously a welcome announcement. In the meantime, if you’re keen to experience an Alien game in VR, you can always check out the fan-made mod for Alien: Isolation by Nibre_, which allows both the Steam and Epic Games Store version of Alien: Isolation to be played using the Oculus.

And speaking of Alien: Isolation, as you might expect, it’s got a hefty 80% discount going on at the moment on Steam until May 1. So if you still haven’t grabbed it after all these years, this is as good a time as any.

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