Now imagine if someone could release an ESRGAN AI-enhanced texture pack for it. Make also sure to enable Redbook audio option in sound menu.Īnd… well… that’s it. You can then launch the game and if you want to use CD audio tracks instead of MIDI, you can provide FLAC/OGG recordings in following format: bloodXX.flac/ogg, where XX is track number. It will be interesting to see whether this free offering – it requires the original Blood files so you won’t be able to play the game by simply downloading this port – will be better than the official remaster version of Blood that is currently under development.Īll you have to do in order to install NBlood is extract its content (that you can download from here) to a new directory and copy the following files from Blood 1.21 to NBlood folder: NBlood comes with support for multiplayer (though it’s not stable yet), features software and OpenGL (polymost) renderers, CD audio, accurate FM OP元(SB/AdLib) emulation and support for DEF/HRP.
For more info, check out the EDuke32 site.
EDuke32 port for Duke Nukem 3D (by TerminX and Plagman), based on JFDuke3D by Jonathon Fowler.You can also play with the Duke3D Shareware Episode. Utilizing the amazing skills of various texturing and modelling artists, the project´s goal is to replace all textures and sprites with high-res versions, optimizing it for latest OpenGL ports.Īll you need is the “p” file from your original Duke3D v1.3d or Atomic (v1.5) CD-ROM. Download the EDuke32 engine (click on the download button) For 32 bits Windows, choose eduke32win32202xxxxx-xxxx.7z For 64 bits Windows, choose eduke32win64202xxxxx-xxxx. Remember “Duke Nukem 3D”, the great first-person shooter 3D Realms released back in 1996? Its cool protagonist, ingame atmosphere, original weaponry and many other features make it worth playing even today.įor all Duke fans who want to play the game again in a modern Windows environment with 3D accelerated graphics, the Duke3D community has created the High Resolution Pack (HRP).
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