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“this is splendid….it’s basically Thief…but in Doom 3. Even now, there’s a good couple of hours of classic immersive sim action here, and I recommend it strongly.”
–Rock, Paper, Shotgun

“They’ve nailed the murky feel of [a thief’s] world, the scope of his movement and the thrill of hiding in the shadows.”
–PCGamer UK

“the potential I feel it has after the hours I’ve spent playing it and the handful of missions I’ve seen is simply stag- gering…. I, for one, am sold. My thanks to the Dark Mod Team.”
–Sneaky Jack, Thief: The Circle

 

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Stealth Gaming in a Gothic Steampunk World

THE DARK MOD is a total conversion for Doom 3, turning it into a dark and moody stealth game inspired by the Thief series by Looking Glass Studios. More like a professional game release than a mod, it includes creative new gameplay features, dozens of unique AI, and a complete set of custom art assets, allowing players and mappers alike to enjoy missions in a gothic steampunk universe. The Dark Mod was officially released on October 17th, 2009.

 

Recent News

Dark Mod wins award for Best Mod Community!

The Dark Mod has won the 2011 Editor’s Choice award from ModDB for “Best community integration in a modification”!

“Without communities mods would be nothing more then a static object on the web, communities are responsible for keeping mods relevant, motivating the developers and expanding on the mod in their own way. To win the Community Award the mod needs to support the fanbase around the modification giving the masses a chance to participate within the overall design of the mod. The Dark Mod is the most deserving this year.

“Building a community is quite a difficult and drawn out process, it first takes a good product to bring in people, then a reason for those people to stick around. The Dark Mod has an amazing collection of user created levels and theme packs built for competitions held by the developers. A shining example of how communities are important for all mods!”

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