Bethesda interviewed Sarah Mancuso (Project lead on BTSX) here about getting into modding and more. If you missed it as well, both episodes are now available on all platforms. I also somehow missed that BTSX Episode 1 has been available for a while now. If you haven’t already, you can get DOOM and DOOM II on the App Store and Google Play right now. Once you download the add-on it needs to be activated in game as usual before you can start playing. BTSX Episode 2 has you taking on alien ruins, abandoned research outposts, gothic temples, and more. Merges your Doom IWADs (Doom, Doom 2, Final Doom, Master Levels, etc.) into a single IWAD, allowing players to switch between games without relaunching. The BTSX Episode 2 add-on is available in DOOM II on all platforms once you sign in to. When Bethesda originally added support for add-ons that will be curated, I didn’t think there would be many released after the initial wave but they’ve been slowly and steadily bringing more free add-ons to both DOOM and DOOM II. This follows the first episode and builds on it with 27 new levels in new environments.

Released in 1993, Doom is a first-person shooting game presented with early 3D graphics. Bethesda brought in a new add-on for DOOM II in the form of BTSX Episode 2. Classic Reload brings to you the first version of Doom. Ever since Bethesda brought back DOOM ($4.99) and DOOM II ($4.99) on the App Store and Google Play, both releases have been getting various updates with new content and fixes including support for add-ons.

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