Fate of the Damned mod for Blood

Fate of the Damned is a meticulously crafted custom campaign for BLOOD which aims to speculate and explore another shadowed path that Caleb might've undertaken. While taking care to never stray far from the gameplay formula that made BLOOD so gripping, the campaign will see Caleb journey through new environments that he has not seen before. Gruesome new discoveries await as Caleb tears through hordes of the undead, and nothing is left unscathed in his quest for vengeance.

The version 1.1 release contains the following features:

• 2 episodes consisting of 18 maps total, which fully support Single Player, Co-operative, BloodBath and Capture the Flag across all difficulty settings.
• A series of exhilarating, all new, low resolution cutscenes which tell the campaign's story.
• Lots of new, chilling music as an optional extra.
• A splash of custom art that is used sparingly.
• A large amount of fiendish secrets waiting to be discovered.
• Challenging and occasionally downright unfair encounters with BLOOD's monsters, unsuitable for those whose faith is weak.
• Support for the NBlood and BloodGDX ports - to a point.

INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS:

I'm including some summarised installation instructions here for the sake of visibility. Note that the accompanying manual, FATE.TXT, has more detailed information in the event that there are issues.

Note that Fate of the Damned is not supported by BLOOD: Fresh Supply.

NBLOOD:

1. Extract the FATE folder from the zip file.
2. Place the FATE folder as-is in your BLOOD directory.
3. Launch NBlood using nblood.exe.
4. In the "Game" list shown, select BLOOD: One Unit Whole Blood - BLOOD.ini
5. The dropdown beneath the list reads "Custom game content directory". Open this dropdown and select FATE.
6. Click "Start" to begin.

BLOODGDX/BUILDGDX:

1. Extract the FATE folder from the zip file.
2. Place the FATE folder as-is in your BLOOD directory.
3. Launch BuildGDX using BuildGDX.exe.
4. Select "Play Blood".
5. On the game's main menu, select "New Game".
6. On the list that appears, select "<User Content>".
7. On the "Directories" list to the left, select "FATE".
8. Once FATE is opened, select "BLOOD.INI" from the list on the right.

DOSBOX:

1. Extract the FATE folder from the zip file.
2. Place the FATE folder as-is in your BLOOD directory.
3. Copy/move FATEINST.BAT, FATEINST.CONF, FATEINST.LNK (the shortcut), FATE.CONF and FATEUNST.CONF into the BLOOD directory.
4. Modify the "Target" and "Start In" properties of the FATEINST shortcut to point to the desired installation folder. By default, the shortcut points to GOG's default installation location, which seems to vary based on different releases GOG has performed. Be sure not to replace the DOSBox command line parameters.
5. Run the FATEINST shortcut. This will execute a little installation tool.
6. Follow the steps in the tool.
7. Modify both the FATE.LNK and FATEUNST.LNK (shortcuts) as done before with FATEINST.LNK to point to the desired installation folder. These can be used to run Fate of the Damned and uninstall it, respectively.
8. Run the FATE shortcut to play Fate of the Damned.

If nothing works despite having gone through the text file, let me know and I'll help get things working for you.