GRIND : a Doom-like, first person shooter for a500!

[nikosidis]

Originally Posted by demether

Me too. My 600 and 1200 are waiting.

Same here 0 modem will be the best 2 player game on Amiga since SWOS

[malko]

Originally Posted by AmigaBill

WOAHHHHHH!!! I have my Null Modem cable ready to go!!! This is great news

WHAT ? .It will be... ?
Y O U H O U U U U U U U !!!

[Cris1997XX]

So it will support multiplayer? Amazing!

[Tsak]

Originally Posted by utri007

All the glory to those who are developing this game, but from my perspective, it would only be interesting if there were an A500 version of Doom 1. Has more than the first level been created?

No, just the first level. But without any objects, enemies e.t.c. included. Until elevation is fully implemented there is not much point in doing more. KK did this just to showcase that the feature is actually there. Other than that, the Dread SDKs are free, so anyone can attempt to do a port of Doom on a500 if they wish so.

Originally Posted by utri007

Does it use Doom Level editor?

Yes, uses Doom builder but with custom configurations. So you can't just load and run Doom maps like that. You need to edit them to the engine's specifics.

Originally Posted by Cris1997XX

So it will support multiplayer? Amazing!

Dread engine already supports this. But multiplayer for Grind was not tested or updated. That is up until recently

[Tigerskunk]

You are doing amazing work with this, Tsak.. Kudos..

[TCD]

Originally Posted by Tsak

Yes, uses Doom builder but with custom configurations. So you can't just load and run Doom maps like that. You need to edit them to the engine's specifics.

Once it is out it would be great if you (or somebody else) could release the specifications/configurations I've tinkered with DoomBuilder over the years and it would be great to be able to create levels again.

[Tsak]

Originally Posted by Tigerskunk

You are doing amazing work with this, Tsak.. Kudos..

Thanks man!

Originally Posted by TCD

Once it is out it would be great if you (or somebody else) could release the specifications/configurations I've tinkered with DoomBuilder over the years and it would be great to be able to create levels again.

The Doom Builder configurations are already out as part of the free Dread SDKs

[TCD]

Originally Posted by Tsak

The Doom Builder configurations are already out as part of the free Dread SDKs

Oh neat Links for a busy and lazy person please

Edit: I hope you saw MVG's shoutout to Grind in his latest video (at around 14:25) [ Show youtube player ]

[Tsak]

Originally Posted by TCD

Oh neat Links for a busy and lazy person please

Edit: I hope you saw MVG's shoutout to Grind in his latest video (at around 14:25) [ Show youtube player ]

Here's the entire source drop : https://github.com/Krzysiek-K/Dread-source-drop

The SDK releases are inside the 'releases' folder, while configurations are within any of the SDKs.

[TCD]

Thank you

[utri007]

Originally Posted by Tsak

Yes, uses Doom builder but with custom configurations. So you can't just load and run Doom maps like that. You need to edit them to the engine's specifics.

I is it possible run these maps with lets say ADoom? Thanks!

[Tsak]

Originally Posted by utri007

I is it possible run these maps with lets say ADoom? Thanks!

Not unless you heavily edit the maps with a supported Doom configuration (I guess). But then again none has tried yet.

[lmimmfn]

In case anyone missed it, Grind 0.3 was featured on Modern Vintage Gamers latest Video("Doom didn't kill the Amiga...Wolfenstein 3D did") - Starts at 14:27 but the video itself is well worth watching: [ Show youtube player ]

[trixster]

Love it that Legends of Valour was featured - I got nowhere in that game bitd but was fascinated by it.

[eXeler0]

[QUOTE=lmimmfn;1684495]In case anyone missed it, Grind 0.3 was featured on Modern Vintage Gamers latest Video("Doom didn't kill the Amiga...Wolfenstein 3D did") - Starts at 14:27 but the video itself is well worth watching 8><__


Yea thanx, I saw it like 4 posts ago ;-)

[lmimmfn]

[QUOTE=eXeler0;1684569]

Originally Posted by lmimmfn

In case anyone missed it, Grind 0.3 was featured on Modern Vintage Gamers latest Video("Doom didn't kill the Amiga...Wolfenstein 3D did") - Starts at 14:27 but the video itself is well worth watching 8><__


Yea thanx, I saw it like 4 posts ago ;-)

Oh my mistake, no malice intended, I missed TCD's post as MVGs video only appeared on my feed when I posted. All kudos to TCD for origionally posting the link

[Cris1997XX]

Originally Posted by lmimmfn

In case anyone missed it, Grind 0.3 was featured on Modern Vintage Gamers latest Video("Doom didn't kill the Amiga...Wolfenstein 3D did") - Starts at 14:27 but the video itself is well worth watching 8><__


Yea thanx, I saw it like 4 posts ago ;-)

"Doom didn't kill the Amiga...Wolfenstein 3D did" What kinda title is that? Wolfenstein 3D runs pretty well on a stock Amiga 1200, so I'd imagine it would still be a decent A500 game if it used an engine more akin to Dread/Grind

[Thorham]

Originally Posted by Cris1997XX

"Doom didn't kill the Amiga...Wolfenstein 3D did" What kinda title is that?

It's just clickbait nonsense.

[TCD]

Originally Posted by Cris1997XX

Wolfenstein 3D runs pretty well on a stock Amiga 1200, so I'd imagine it would still be a decent A500 game if it used an engine more akin to Dread/Grind

Does anybody know when the first Wolfenstein 3D port for Amiga came out?

[pixie]

Originally Posted by Cris1997XX

Wolfenstein 3D runs pretty well on a stock Amiga 1200, so I'd imagine it would still be a decent A500 game if it used an engine more akin to Dread/Grind

I think somethings should be put into perspective, hoe long after the release of Wolfenstein (May 5, 1992) did you get it for Amiga?