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You done it! You have beat Hell's army once again in TNT Evilution! However, Hellspawn proves that they are tough enough to accept defeat! Now, you will be facing them in the other half of Final Doom, that is, Plutonia Experiment! You packed your arsenal and you are ready to rock! But there is something missing... a set of tracks that could turn your killing experience groovy! In this music modification, I took the liberty to replace all tracks covering PLUTONIA EXPERIMENT! This music mod contains tracks that gives the "jungle" feel of the game... with a little side of techno and metal to keep the ball rolling while slaughtering demons! The songs featured are taken from various video games, such as Call Of Duty, Black Mesa, and even covers from other games! What are you waiting for? Download this music mod now, and you will not regret it later! Fare-thee well!
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BEFORE YOU DOWNLOAD THIS: Please do know that this music addon is intended for PLUTONIA EXPERIMENT. I will no longer entertain those comments later on. Please read before you download.
Here are the links for my first two "Final Doom" music modification
TNT Evilution:
Moddb.com
Plutonia Experiment:
Moddb.com
Your comments, suggestions, or even problems are welcome in my comments section...
FINAL NOTE: This will be my last featured music modification covering tracks for Classic Doom. For now, I need to focus on my personal life (while enjoying Brutal Doom... in fact, I am now trying to finish Plutonia Experiment), especially the fact that I am a struggling college student.
I am very uncertain as to whether making sound effects modification for weapons and monsters alike... Let us hope for that in the future...
Before I forget, should you enjoy listening to the tracks featured, here is the link to all the songs converted to "mp3", and ready to rock!
Now get them, while they're hot!
Mediafire.com
Enjoy!
Nice, I was hoping there would be a TNT version, I'm gonna check all these out!
Well, you could try this previous music modification that I made, which is intended for TNT Evilution
Moddb.com
Good day!
How did you find/pick out these tracks?
To Skrell:
Well, first of all, I need to think outside the box and search various soundtracks from other video games (besides other Doom soundtrack covers/remixes) in YouTube... There is one user (which also resides here in ModDB) who suggested some soundtracks that are worth to apply in my music modification.
Since my "obsessive-compulsive disorder" is acting up when it comes on choosing the right tracks for the respective maps of Classic Doom, I have been very careful in choosing them out of many... Also, these tracks are required to be at least fitting in-game, depending on the player's feel, or depending on the atmosphere of the map (e.g., TNT Evilution having more of a "technological" feel).
Those are my secrets why my music modifications receive praise from gamers and Brutal Doom fanatics out there.
You do know how to get the tone right. Good choices.
Thank you, sir. I am honoured by those words.
I must say: i like what i hear. good job.
Thank you very much!