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What are your favorite open-source games?
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Happily, that's no longer the case these days. TDM was originally a mod, but despite keeping the name, it's now a standalone game using the open-sourced Doom 3 engine. The whole game is currently free without any purchases necessary!
Ohhhhh that's news indeed! I played the add-on, didn't know there's another one. Then I guess it's time to replay on the doom engine, thanks a lot!
Edit: Wait, that happened in 2013. The mod I played was only finished in 2023.
Edit 2: So I played "The Black Parade". Guess I must have confused "dark"and "black" somewhere...