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  • 1996
  • TeamTNT
  • Standalone expansion

Two full Doom II campaigns from the community, TNT: Evilution and The Plutonia Experiment. And Plutonia shows no mercy.

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About

Final Doom (1996) is id Software’s official release of two full 32-level campaigns made by fans for the Doom II engine: TNT: Evilution by TeamTNT, and The Plutonia Experiment by brothers Dario and Milo Casali.

Evilution tells a story across a sprawling base, while Plutonia is a tight, vicious test of skill, packed with ambushes and Arch-viles. It became a favourite of players who thought Doom II was too easy.

Modes
Co-op mode, Multiplayer video game, Single-player video game (Being verified: one source so far)
Developer
TeamTNT
Publisher
id Software

Trophies & achievements

Reviews

Steam users

Very Positive

86% of 1,065 reviews

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GameSpot

4.6/10

Jim Varner · July 25, 1996

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Releases

Platform Release date Region Edition Media Port credits
MS-DOS June 27, 1996 NA —
Microsoft Windows June 27, 1996 NA
Digital (Epic Games Store)
Digital (GOG)
PlayStation September 25, 1996 NA
Physical (GT Interactive)
Developer: Leland Interactive Media (Being verified: one source so far)
Publisher: Williams Entertainment (Being verified: one source so far)
Classic Mac OS December 4, 1996 NA —
Developer: Lion Entertainment (Being verified: one source so far)
Publisher: GT Interactive (Being verified: one source so far)
PlayStation 3 November 20, 2012 WW
Digital (PlayStation Network)
Publisher: Bethesda Softworks (Being verified: one source so far)
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