Go Home

It took 13 years but Doom 2 RPG has finally come to PC

Published on November 08, 2025

Doom RPG is an oddball entry in id Software's Doom series. It was originally released in 2005 for the mobile devices of the day—the pre-iPhone era, remember—and instead of being a straight-up shooter it incorporated a number of basic RPG elements. It did pretty well for itself too, earning high review scores and several mobile game awards, and spawning a sequel, entitled (of course) Doom 2 RPG.

It took 17 years for Doom RPG to finally come to PC by way of an unofficial fan port, but fortunately the wait for the sequel hasn't been quite as long—you can pick it up right now courtesy สล็อต of Gec.Inc, the team that ported the original game.

"We really hope you enjoy this and long live Doom," Gen.Inc tweeted. "Thank you very much and see you next time."

In the finest tradition of fan-made PC ports, this one takes a little mucking around to get running. Detailed instructions and a download link are posted at Doomworld.com but the crash-course version is that you'll also need to download and install OpenAL 1.1 Windows Installer, which you can get from openal.org, and you'll need the Doom 2 RPG.ipa file, that being the game's original iOS archive. A copy of that file is available on the Internet Archive. Copy the .ipa file wherever you extracted DoomIIRPG.zip, then launch DoomIIRPG.exe, and you're off to the races.

I took Doom 2 RPG for a quick spin myself, and it works quite well. The touchscreen controls of the original game translate quite smoothly to mouse and keyboard, although it's a little bit counterintuitive at first: There are สล็อต demons to be shot but Doom 2 RPG really is an RPG (more of a dungeon-crawler, I think) rather than a shooter. As Rich said about the Doom RPG port last year, it's more of a curio than an essential gaming experience, but it's also a wilfully silly and knowing take on a game widely famed p31 เครดิตฟรี 188 for its blood, guts, and gore, and that makes it fun in its own right, too.

Naturally, now that the Doom RPG games are finished, eyes are slowly turning toward Wolfenstein RPG, which, yes, was also a thing. Gec.Inc hasn't yet commented on the likelihood of that happening, but the team did share an image of the Wolfenstein RPG menu, alongside the Doom and Doom 2 RPG menus. I'd say it's a pretty good bet.

(Image credit: Gec.Inc)

Reader Comments

LuckyDragon767

Some games are a bit laggy on my phone at times, but the variety of games and the smooth desktop experience make up for it. Overall, the website offers a great gaming experience for both casual and serious players.

GameTiger400

The bonuses are nice and offer great value, although they could be a bit more frequent. I love being part of the VIP program, which gives me extra rewards and makes me feel appreciated as a loyal player.

CoinWizard415

I enjoy the daily missions and rewards system. It gives me extra motivation to play regularly and allows me to earn more coins and bonus items, which enhances the overall gaming experience.

Recommended Reading

The Legend of Princess_ If Zelda II Went 16-Bit

Joakim “Konjak” Sandberg, developer of the gorgeous IGF nominaated Noitu Love [[link]] series, has released a one-level “love letter to Zelda” called The Legend of Princess. It’s the unofficial sequel to Zelda...

Keep Reading

The Sniper’s New Shield Makes His Posterior Spy-Proof

Backstabbing spies aren’t going to be too fond of the most recent addition to the Sniper’s load out. The Team Fortress 2 class has a new friend [[link]] in the new unlockable “Razorback.” That is to say the Sn...

Keep Reading

The World Is Ready For An $11,000 Diamond Mario Pendant

Who said economic times are tough? Not the makers of this Mario pendant, who somehow feel that a global recession is just the [[link]] right time to be launching a diamond-encrusted Mario pendant worth around ...

Keep Reading