Eternal Doom

Eternal Doom is a 32-level megawad originally released in 1996. Initially developed by a group known as Team Eternal, it was later acquired and worked on by TeamTNT. It features arguably the largest levels ever designed for vanilla Doom.

There were three releases of the project, each one adding new levels. The final release, Eternal Doom III, was released on November 14th, 1997; this release moved MAP15: Halls of Disarray to MAP32.

The soundtrack was composed by Rich Nagel on a Creative Wave Blaster.

Levels

First "episode":

• MAP01: Genesis by Alex Mayberry
• MAP02: Tower of Hell by Adam Landefeld
• MAP03: Inter-Base by Dietmar Westerteicher
• MAP04: Nucleus by Sverre Kvernmo
• MAP05: Time Gate by Sverre Kvernmo
• MAP06: Pathos by Alex Mayberry

Second "episode":

• MAP07: The Abbey by Paul Schmitz
• MAP08: Woodhead by Dietmar Westerteicher
• MAP09: Forlorn Fortress by Christopher Couleur
• MAP10: Crimson Tide by Kathy and David Bruni
• MAP11: Dawn of the Dead by Christopher Couleur

Third "episode":

• MAP12: Darkdome by Sverre Kvernmo
• MAP13: Drop 'Em!¹ by Dietmar Westerteicher
• MAP14: Pistol Only¹ by Dietmar Westerteicher
• MAP15: Celebration of Evil² by Adam Landefeld
• MAP16: Guardstation¹ by Adam Landefeld
• MAP17: The Crypt¹ by Dietmar Westerteicher
• MAP18: Stands¹ by Dave Brachman
• MAP19: Warheros¹ by Christopher Couleur
• MAP20: Silures¹ by Bob Evans

Final "episode":

• MAP21: Fire and Stone¹ by Adam Landefeld
• MAP22: The Seeker¹ by Christopher Couleur
• MAP23: Time Gate II¹ by Dietmar Westerteicher
• MAP24: Rainbow Bridge¹ by Christopher Couleur
• MAP25: Beginner's End¹ by Jim Flynn
• MAP26: No Parking¹ by Jim Flynn
• MAP27: Paldorian² by Dave Brachman
• MAP28: Timeslip² by Paul Schmitz
• MAP29: Dominion² by Christopher Couleur
• MAP30: Excalibur² by Bob Evans

Secret levels:

• MAP31: Monster Mansion² by Jim Flynn
• MAP32: Halls of Disarray³ by Matt Bollier

Bonus levels:

• MAP33: CyberSweeper² by Jim Flynn
• MAP34: Credits⁴ by Dietmar Westerteicher and Ty Halderman

1. Added in Eternal Doom II.
2. Added in Eternal Doom III.
3. Added in Eternal Doom II as MAP15, and later moved to MAP32 in Eternal Doom III.
4. Added in Eternal Doom II as MAP27, and later turned into a standalone bonus level for Eternal Doom III.

See also

• Eternal Doom IV: Return from Oblivion

External links

• TeamTNT Home Page
• Eternal Doom website
• Eternal Doom
• Eternal Doom demos @ The DooMed Speed Demos Archive
• Eternal Doom Level Reviews