People wanted it, so here it is. This increases the amount of monsters you come up against in the original Doom 1 and 2 levels. In most cases double or triple the amount, with variations depending on the amount of room available or for lag reasons. Adds new areas, entire sections to existing maps for added replayability. These are replacement levels only and is not an IWAD, so these cannot be used as an IWAD to circumvent the need for an IWAD to use PWADs (for legal reasons). This can be used without Brutal Doom if you want, but if you want the enhanced difficulty and gameplay that comes with Brutal Doom then I highly recommend it.
Comes with Hardcore version (3/3/13) which quadriples the amount of enemies in as many cases as possible and Overkill which goes upto x5 where possible. There's a unofficial version of Brutalised Doom called Extended Edition which does the opposite of the theme here ie decreases the amount of enemies you come up against in the new areas.![Brutalised Doom & Doom 2]()
People wanted it, so here it is. This increases the amount of monsters you come up against in the original Doom 1 and 2 levels. In most cases double or triple the amount, with variations depending on the amount of room available or for lag reasons. Adds new areas, entire sections to existing maps for added replayability. These are replacement levels only and is not an IWAD, so these cannot be used as an IWAD to circumvent the need for an IWAD to use PWADs (for legal reasons). This can be used without Brutal Doom if you want, but if you want the enhanced difficulty and gameplay that comes with Brutal Doom then I highly recommend it. Comes with Hardcore version (3/3/13) which quadriples the amount of enemies in as many cases as possible and Overkill which goes upto x5 where possible. There's a unofficial version of Brutalised Doom called Extended Edition which does the opposite of the theme here ie decreases the amount of enemies you come up against in the new areas.

People wanted it, so here it is. This increases the amount of monsters you come up against in the original Doom 1 and 2 levels. In most cases double or triple the amount, with variations depending on the amount of room available or for lag reasons. Adds new areas, entire sections to existing maps for added replayability. These are replacement levels only and is not an IWAD, so these cannot be used as an IWAD to circumvent the need for an IWAD to use PWADs (for legal reasons). This can be used without Brutal Doom if you want, but if you want the enhanced difficulty and gameplay that comes with Brutal Doom then I highly recommend it. Comes with Hardcore version (3/3/13) which quadriples the amount of enemies in as many cases as possible and Overkill which goes upto x5 where possible. There's a unofficial version of Brutalised Doom called Extended Edition which does the opposite of the theme here ie decreases the amount of enemies you come up against in the new areas.