But the end results were simply not that much fun to play. *Reconstructed CD maps Capstone evidently were aiming for a certain style with the original maps. *All the Music from both the Disk version in midi format, courtesy of Adam Biser. *All the bad guys and weapons from the original Corr7, except the mines as I ran out of weapon slots (I personally never used them in Corr7 anyway and they seemed out of place in such an FPS. *All the single player maps including secret and death match maps from the Disk and CD versions of Corr7. Run Corr7TC.bat (it runs JDoom.exe with a couple of suitable command line options) Place your Doom2.wad (not supplied) in 'Data/JDoom'ģ. Unzip somewhere keeping folder paths intact.Ģ. I suppose it's a sort of a remake using the original games resources.Ĭrept in to this old thread to say that the above link is long dead and that the TC can now be downloaded from here:ġ. The aim was to add more variety to and polish the original games game play, whilst keeping the spirit of the original game.

'Corridor 7: Alien Invasion' was a game made by Capstone Software in 1994 using the same engine used to power ID Software’s Wolfenstein 3D.Ĭorr7TC aimed to 'reimage' Corr7 on the Doom engine using the Doomsday source port, specifically a stand alone version of Doomsday v1.8.6.

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