Doom series

Rip and Tear. Until it is Done! - Catchphrase of Doom Series.

Doom is a series of video games by Id Software beginning with 1993's Doom. This article will note the major members of the series, as well as their connections with the Wolfenstein series.

Doom

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Doom was released December 10, 1993.

Allusions to Wolfenstein in Doom

• The original protagonist of Doom is implied in Wolfenstein RPG to be a descendant of BJ Blazkowicz, giving him the title "Sargeant Blazkowicz".
• The Cyberdemon was remodeled to be the Harbinger of Doom, the final boss of Wolfenstein RPG.
• E1M4 originally contained a room shaped like a swastika. John Romero stated that this was intended as a homage to Wolfenstein 3D, however subsequent releases of the game removed the potentially offensive symbol.

Doom II: Hell on Earth

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Doom II: Hell on Earth was released September 30, 1994.

Allusions to Wolfenstein in Doom II

• Two secret levels, titled "Wolfenstein" and "Grosse", recreate Wolfenstein 3D levels Episode 1, Floor 1 and Episode 1, Floor 9.
• The enemies that appear in the above levels are mostly replaced with standard Doom enemies, however the SS is preserved as Wolfenstein SS.

Doom RPG

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Doom RPG was released September 13, 2005.

Allusions to Wolfenstein in Doom RPG

• Sprites for the Dog were used to create an enemy called the Hellhound.

Doom II RPG

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Doom II RPG was released November 23, 2009.

Allusions to Wolfenstein in Doom II RPG

• Doom II RPG features Sargeant Stan Blazkowicz again, reinforcing that he is the protagonist of the original Doom.

Doom Eternal

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Doom Eternal was released March 20, 2020.

Allusions to Wolfenstein in Doom Eternal

• Part of the collectibles spread across levels are albums, that when found and pressed in the Fortress of Doom plays a track from a previous id or Doom game. Two of the albums have songs from the Wolfenstein 3D soundtrack: the menu song "Wondering About My Loved Ones" (with a cover featuring Daisy, the Doomguy's rabbit) and level 1's track "Get Them Before They Get You" (with a Lost Soul in the cover).