Doom 1 & 2 "enhanced" bundle surfaces on Steam, with new episode from MachineGames

As id Software's annual QuakeCon gets underway today, a new - and currently unannounced - Doom 1 & 2 bundle has been sighted on Steam, promising "enhanced" versions of the classic shooters with a brand-new episode from Wolfenstein and Indiana Jones studio MachineGames. As flagged by Wario64 on social media, a new listing combining 1993 FPS classic Doom and its illustrious 1994 sequel has now surfaced on Steam, seemingly replacing the individual listings previously available on Valve's platform. This new dual listing contains what are being described as the "definitive" versions of Doom 1 & 2, complete with a lengthy feature list. First and most expectedly, the new bundle contains the DOS versions of Doom 1 & 2. That's alongside a number of additional campaigns, including TNT: Evilution and The Plutonia Experiment (two community created Doom 2 expansions later officially packaged together as Final Doom), plus Master Levels for Doom 2, Doom 2 expansion No Rest for the Living, and Sigil - John Romero's unofficial fifth episode in the Doom saga. Read more

Doom 1 & 2 "enhanced" bundle surfaces on Steam, with new episode from MachineGames

Doom 1 & 2 "enhanced" bundle surfaces on Steam, with new episode from MachineGames

Doom 1 & 2 "enhanced" bundle surfaces on Steam, with new episode from MachineGames

Doom 1 & 2 "enhanced" bundle surfaces on Steam, with new episode from MachineGames

Doom 1 & 2 "enhanced" bundle surfaces on Steam, with new episode from MachineGames