Bethesda has patched the recent ports of Doom I and II so that they no longer ask you to login to Bethesda.net. When the games first arrived in late July they prevented you from playing unless you had a Bethesda.net account, which was extremely annoying, but also good for some laughs.

Rip and tear! I’m playing Sigil, a new Doom WAD by legendary creator John Romero, right now on Twitch. It’s gonna be one Hell of a time, so come join chat.

If you’ve ever wanted to get your Roomba to make you a Doom map, now’s your chance. This script by programmer Rich Whitehouse appears to be invented for Kirk Hamilton.

Prodeus is a shooter that tries to replicate the look of FPSes of old, but with modern graphical techniques. I’m not sure how I feel about its purposefully pixelated aesthetic, but it’s certainly different. And by different, I mean “like somebody put Dooms 1-4 in a blender.” It’ll be out next year.

This is a Doom II mod. Yes, it’s for that Doom II—the one that came out in 1994. Total Chaos is a survival horror “mod” that upgrades the game’s engine to the point that it’s basically unrecognizable. After nearly a decade of development, it’s finally been fully released.