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Modder Recreates GoldenEye 007 Level In Doom
Modder demo_the_doomer has taken on the task of recreating Nintendo 64's 1997 classic GoldenEye 007 in Doom.
The mod reimagines GoldenEye's dam level, and is an updated version of a previous Doom mod, Goldeneye007tc. This time around, the modder is adding in some changes to the source material and original architecture, such as "the changing of the setting to a nighttime environment, and the changing of the guard towers and adding structures that utilize 3d floors, as well as chairs that explode." Alongside these additions, he plans to include comic-style cutscenes and more Bond one-liners.
A short video preview of the mod can be viewed below, which shows the modder blasting through the recreated level.
According to demo_the_doomer, the project is 75% done, and a demo is available for download if you want to test it out yourself. For more on neat mods, check out how to add a splash of Fire Emblem to XCOM 2 and Stardew Valley's best most thus far.
[Source: YouTube via Reddit]
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