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This archive includes a re-release of Shadow Warrior sources, which should be equivalent in behaviors to versions 1.0-1.2 (with possible exceptions for saved games compatibility).
Link to git repository on GitLab. See "tags" for the originally released "7z" file.
An additional copy of the 7z.
Link to EDuke32-DOS git repository on GitLab
EDuke32-DOS binaries (Oct 25 2019)
EDuke32-DOS debug binaries (Oct 25 2019)
EDuke32-DOS sources (Oct 25 2019)
Pyratel i.e., Pyramid-shaped hotel (Jul 18 2023 release)
Pyratel git repository, covering various development revisions and other few extras.
Originally released on March 4 2007 and followed by a second revision on November 25 2008,
the following edition is based on a previously unreleased revamped revision. Other map revisions are also included.
NY'S RACE - 15th Anniversary Edition
Released on October 16 2022, the main goal is to be the last Duke to survive in the arena and not fall down.
Inspired by user-made levels with a related game type for Jazz Jackrabbit 2.
Survivor
Another map: "What the..." (Jan 31 2009)
TeamDUKE is a multiplayer mod of Garjen Software originally designed for EDuke 2.0,
supporting Flag-Tag, Team Dukematch, CTF and a variation of Duke-Tag.
As of early 2023, I had two unofficial versions compatible with NetDuke32 and adding usability improvements,
as well as additional maps separately uploaded to Garjen Software's website.
What was changed was that April 2023 had a new release of TeamDUKE from the original creator.
Thus, I'll mention these URLs instead:
TeamDUKE thread at the Duke4.net forums
Downloads link - look for up-to-date PK3 file
Links to older releases and the two unofficial versions
This is the 7th and last revision of a Dukematch map originally created by Derek Johnston in 1997.
The 1st revision is in the CD released with the August 1997 edition of the PC Gamer magazine.
Note that in source ports, a mirror may visually glitch with the software renderer.
It looks like a side-effect of being mostly surrounded by another sector, along with engine-side changes originally introduced before the 1997 release of Shadow Warrior.
DJ's Map (7th And Final Update)
This is a modification of James R. Dose's Simple sound player used for testing sound playback with the Apogee Sound System.
As of writing this, it probably works just on real DOS/Win9x setups with compatible sound cards, and maybe also with NTVDM and on recent VMware DOS setups.
Link to git repository on GitLab
Executable and source; Jan 1 2020
Did you get to try out the red-blue anaglyph stereo mode in Duke Nukem 3D, original DOS version?
If yes, you may remember that it had several notable glitches.
While not perfect, I've attached a modified version of the game (original DOS version) with some improvements to the stereo mode.
Stereo fixup executable; July 7th 2011
Stereo fixup modified sources; July 7th 2011
A quite old tool I wrote back in the day, for the purpose of flipping Duke3D map layouts.
If you're using EDuke32, though, it's probably better for you to check out Plagman and Deeperthought's Map Mirroring Mod.
Unlike the Map Flipper, this mod is CON-based and does not require you to carry modified (flipped) maps with you separately.
Link to archived DNR mods page that includes the Map Mirroring Mod: https://dnr.duke4.net/mods.php.html
Back to the Map Flipper itself:
WIN32 binary
Mac OS X Universal binary (PowerPC and Intel; 32-bit and 64-bit)
Linux i386 binary
Linux x86_64 binary
FreeBSD i386 binary
DOS (32-bit) binary
Source code
A very old small wrapper, packaged during 2008 for usage of Dukester X on Linux, so you can get a graphical terminal shown for the logs when a game is started.
If you do intend to use it, PLEASE READ THE INCLUDED README FILE! In addition, IT MAY NOT ALWAYS WORK AS EXPECTED!
Wine (DX and wrapper tested on Wine 1.0-rc2, which was a long time ago, at the least): https://www.winehq.org/
If you want, you can launch Dukester X with a sound wrapper like aoss or padsp, and put a sound file in the place where Dukester X is installed.
If you've installed it from an installer like a setup.exe file, you might find it in ~/.wine/drive_c/Program Files/DukesterX, or possibly in ~/.wine/drive_c/Program Files (x86)/DukesterX.
dn3d_lin package
CKPatch v0.11.3 (unofficial), DOS executables and source code
This is an unofficial update to CKPatch, a collection of tools used for patching a RAM copy of a 16-bit DOS executable of a supported game before execution.
Basically, one of the tools can be used instead of hex editing a game's EXE in order to apply modifications, so all that is required is a textual patch file (and the original EXE).
Originally supporting just Commander Keen titles, a few executables of additional games are now recognized.
Some executables may have to get unpacked before patching. Usually, UNLZEXE is required, but if you want to unpack any Monster Bash executable, then you probably want UNP v4.11. (A DOS version of UNP v4.11 is known to do the job.)
Furthermore, only specific versions of games may be supported (usually the latest).
Aliens Ate My Babysitter ...Again - Revision 3 - a Mini-MOD for Commander Keen 6.
Abandoned levels for Commander Keen 4 - a couple of levels from a proposed CK4 level pack, now released to the public.
Keen 4 Voice Modification Test
Keen 5 Voice Modification Test
Keen 6 Voice Modification Test
The "Voice Modification Tests" are basically little modifications of the original Keen 4-6,
where you may see (or rather heard) how changes to music tracks
can affect the way sound effects are being outputted. Yep, that's right...
Well, alternatively, you can just use vanilla Keen 4/5/6 and have the music turned off from the beginning.
Bio Menace 1 level pack: Mangle is back from the dead (requires BM1 v1.1, freeware release)
Older snapshots of the pack, codenamed "Snake is back to the city":
Bio Menace 1 level pack snapshot (bundled with BM1 v1.1, Shareware Release)
Bio Menace 1 level pack snapshot (no bundle)
The no-bundle variation requires an existing installation of Bio Menace version 1.1. The Shareware and Freeware releases are both supported. Note that the later "Mangle is back from the dead" does not work with the Shareware release, and requires the freeware one.
