Sigil

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Sigil is a fan-made fifth episode for the original Doom, created by game designer John Romero as an unofficial spiritual successor and expansion to the classic 1993 first-person shooter.

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Sigil canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf fan-made game episode
first-person shooter level pack
video game expansion
alsoKnownAs Fifth episode of Doom
announced 2018-12
artworkBy Christopher Lovell
basedOn Doom
canonicalStatus non-canonical expansion
celebrates 25th anniversary of Doom
chronologyPosition after Thy Flesh Consumed
linked to: Thy Flesh Consumed
composer Buckethead
James Paddock
creator John Romero
designer John Romero
developedFor Doom (1993 video game)
developmentStatus unofficial
distributionFormat WAD file
megawad
episodeNumber 5
features new level design by John Romero
gameEngine Doom engine
linked to: Doom game engine
genre first-person shooter
hasEdition free WAD edition
paid deluxe edition
includes 9 single-player levels
deathmatch levels
isEpisodeOf Doom
isSpiritualSuccessorOf Thy Flesh Consumed
license non-commercial fan project
mode multiplayer
single-player
notableFor high difficulty
homages to classic Doom maps
puzzle-like level layouts
use of teleport traps
numberOfLevels 9
platform Linux
PC
Windows
macOS
publisher Romero Games
releaseDate 2019-05-31
requires Doom WAD support
registered Doom
setting Hell
spiritualSuccessorTo original Doom episodes
theme dark gothic hellscapes

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John Romero notableWork Sigil