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This engine is similar to https://steamhost.cn/app/2270/Wolfenstein_3D/
Other games used that engine as well, and some still appear using its open-source clones.
Compare to https://steamhost.cn/app/358190/Blake_Stone_Aliens_of_Gold/ from the 90s
some more examples
If you have any issues or would like to discuss the change feel free to add me.
This is the engine.
Packs can be found floating around.
Anyway, most if not all of those seem to be running under this engine:
http://www.moddb.com/engines/raycasting-game-maker
Western FPS and German Fortress 3D have been previously mentioned in this group; the former uses a free asset pack so specific it may have been made with that engine in mind. Dunno about the rest but given that engine is very easy to use and limited, and their overall low quality, it may rather be a case of serial lazy development.
A game that does not deserve to be confused with them is Cthon. The only thing in common is being made with Game Maker and the simple floor structure. Beside that, it's made with much more effort.
That was my renaming the question, I agree they're more Wolf3d clones due to the way the engine works but I grew up in the era of Doom Clones so I'm very used to it. Back when they actually were games using the Doom engine and recreated sprites.
"and another one" (c)
this one seems somehow good, btw