Doom 2 modder turns the classic shooter into a Bloodborne and System Shock-inspired thriller
Divine Frequencies is out now in beta

A Doom 2 total conversion meeting i♑s melding some Bloodborne and System Shock into the classic shooter.
Divine Frequency is the name of the brand new total conversion mod for 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:id Software's classic sequel, as first reporte🍒d below by Alpha Beta Gamer. The mod takes Doom 2 where "dreams and reality collide," according to the new mod's page.
Divine Frequency - slay divine beings in this Bloodborne and System Shock inspired DOOM to🅷tal conversion mod!Gameplay Video: //t.co/m2G51dHFXBArticle: //t.co/06XjQA7StzBy #gamedev @GenghisKhan1109 #indiedev #indiegames #gaming pic.twitter.com/4EmaycFLo2
The entire point of the game is "reaching transcendence," which sort of gels with Bloodborne's end goals of insight and otherworldly knowledge. T♔o do this, you'll have to hunt down "divine beings" in Divine Frequency, and slay them in order to accrue knowledge and reach higher potential.
Divine Frequency offers the player rewards in exploration. Just like the original Doom and Doom 2, there's the quickest way to complete any given level, but there's always rewards to be reaped off the beaten path, and it sounds like you'll find plenty more than just item pickups outside the 𓄧main route through any level.
According to Alpha Beta Gamer, Divine Beings has been in development since at least 2020, and has actually progressed significantly from its initial alpha staꦰge. Now, over two years later in August 2022, you can download the Divine Frequency Beta via the ModDB page to check out a slice of the project.
Right now, there isn't a final date when Divine Frequency is expected to launch 😼in full. Considering Alpha Beta Gamer reveals this new beta demo takes a slice from the midsection of the game though, ൲perhaps we're looking at a release date of within the next few years.
While you're here: did you know 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:someone put Stray's heroic cat into Doom to rip and tear through hordes of demons?
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