A dedicated group of fans has excavated a Doom mobile game from the sands of time and made it playable again. You won't find 2005's Doom RPG on the ... still-working phone that might be old ...

There is a version for these newer phones, and also a scalable version for older / smaller handsets. You can check the Doom RPG homepage for more details, but if you have even a vaguely modern ...

The waiting period is over; it's almost time for Doom RPG Mobile to go live ... which you can punch in using your phone's keypad, or serve as a download station for a full level map.

On the Doom World Forums, Erick194 says, “As we promised, the Doom RPG port for PC is finally here. created using SDL2 and BREW version doomrpg.mod original file reverse engineering. This is my ...

It worked exceedingly well for mobile and all adventures that have followed it on both traditional phones and the iDevices, such as Wolfenstein RPG. It works well in Doom II RPG, too. With nine ...

After porting the original Doom RPG onto PCs last year, GEC.inc, has followed up with the sequel. GEC.inc announced on Twitter today that it has ported Doom 2 RPG to PC. Originally released in ...

is the second Doom RPG - has been ported to PC by fans 13 years after it launched. Originally released for Java phones on November 23, 2009, then ported to iPhones on February 1, 2012, Doom 2 RPG ...

The problem was that the first Doom RPG was stuck on old technology. The game's Fandom page says the latest version of it released in 2007 "may only be available" for Nokia phones. While the game ...

The team that brought you Doom RPG on PC last year has now moved on to the sequel. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works.

the sequel to Doom RPG. It was released for mobile phones on November 23, 2009 and for iPhones on February 8, 2010. Versions for BlackBerry OS and Windows Mobile are also available. It uses the ...

Restarting the phone solved the problem, though. On the sound side, Doom RPG features many of the same weapon and monster sound effects you heard back in the original games, which is great.