Hi ArcturusDeluxe. I just wanted to say a massive thanks for this project. I loved AB3D in my teens, and in recent years have occasionally dabbled in emulators to try and relive the experience (particularly the boss levels which somehow felt so atmospheric back in the day - the imagination of youth I guess). I've found emulators have often been glitchy with this game, and the super-blocky style has dated of course. So this was an incredible find. I should be taking care of literal business but the last couple of days have procrastinated like hell making it through your conversion. Absolutely stunning, so many great touches and improvements. This was fantastic work, I can't thank you enough. Will, from Devon, UK.
There are already a couple of modern-day Gloom things from other people, although they've been kinda stuck in development. There's a GZDoom TC, which has kinda stalled in development (though someone else wants to pick it up, it seems) and a source port, which is pretty basic, but it works.
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Hi ArcturusDeluxe. I just wanted to say a massive thanks for this project. I loved AB3D in my teens, and in recent years have occasionally dabbled in emulators to try and relive the experience (particularly the boss levels which somehow felt so atmospheric back in the day - the imagination of youth I guess). I've found emulators have often been glitchy with this game, and the super-blocky style has dated of course. So this was an incredible find. I should be taking care of literal business but the last couple of days have procrastinated like hell making it through your conversion. Absolutely stunning, so many great touches and improvements. This was fantastic work, I can't thank you enough. Will, from Devon, UK.
There are already a couple of modern-day Gloom things from other people, although they've been kinda stuck in development. There's a GZDoom TC, which has kinda stalled in development (though someone else wants to pick it up, it seems) and a source port, which is pretty basic, but it works.