/vr/ - Retro Games

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http://doom64ex.wordpress.com/2014/06/30/the-mysterious-easter-egg-that-never-was/

From an interview with D64 level designers:
>Tim Heydelaar: The secret we can't remember how to do in Doom64 was in the level "Breakdown". All I remember is that there were 3 (i think) 'switches' you had to hit in order, then go to the room with the Red Key. That's where it played I believe. The last switch may even be in that room... I think another invisible switch was in the small (hidden?) room with the BFG. Again, the switch is invisible, it was on a wall that looked normal, but functioned like a switch. Perhaps when you've found a 'switch' wall, the character does not go "mmph!" ?? Would be a good indicator that you found it if it's true. The other was indeed most likely in the red key room. Probably on one of the pillars facing the 'secret' message. I can't remember where the other was - but i think i'm at least 80% sure the other 2 I mentioned are correct.

So, I'm getting a little too familiar with proper Doom. What are some good .wads that stray from the traditional Doom design? I'm looking for something with a lot of textures and enemies that aren't in retail Doom, bonus points if it takes advantage of modern source port abilities.

Some favorites of mine in the past have been Unloved (man, I wish he didn't quit on Unloved II), the Cheogsh series, Deus Vult II, and Mandrill Ass Project (in a really silly, fun way).

What's a good WAD to play if I like Unloved and the Cheogshes? Or RTC-3057 for that matter?