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Doom E1M1 Dungeon
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Type: Map
Game Category: Strategy Games, Role-playing Games, Wargames, Miniature Games
Assets: Rooms
Tags: Doom, dungeon, Battlemap, Doom Battlemap, Doom Dungeon, recreation, remake
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12 Oct, 2020 @ 4:58pm
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Doom E1M1 Dungeon

Description
Looks like Tabletop Simulator CAN run Doom!

Following the release of my original Dungeon map, inspired by the recent Doom 2016 & Doom Eternal, I found that I wanted to try something a little more ambitious. This is my attempt at recreating the first level of ID Software's Doom (1993) as a tabletop battlemap. This map is system agnostic, and may be used for any setting, for RPGs or Wargames alike. Once more, I have no experience with the Doom Boardgame, so it may or may not be compatible with some work. Please enjoy this tribute to one of my favorite FPS titles.

Disclaimer: Due to the amount of objects used, you may run into some framerate issues on a less powerful machine.

The tiles used in this map were made by Lallander and can be found here: https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2125619890

The background, made by Levy, can be found here: https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/workshop/filedetails/?id=377839975

My aforementioned Doom Dungeon map can be found here: https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2253959359
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iTz Lazerz  [author] 14 Oct, 2020 @ 11:08am 
Thanks! I appreciate the feedback.
Chucklemaster 13 Oct, 2020 @ 9:12am 
your maps are super cool! the only thing preventing this from being compatible with the doom board game is that it's using hexes instead of square tiles, FYI.