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Any return request after 14 days from the day of delivery cannot be considered. Īll returns should be submitted within 14 from the day of delivery. Literally all of the non-military population of Vraks Prime died in the crossfire, so whatever story Trench Foot tells, don’t hold out for that happy ending.All return requests should be submitted to. “Putting you in the role of a fanatical religious zealot on the front lines of an apocalyptic war against demon worshiping degenerate cultists.” The Siege of Vraks was a 17-year-long war between the Imperium of Man and the Forces of Chaos to take back the planet of Vraks Prime. dieselpunk, 40k Siege of Vraks kind of atmosphere,” the description on ModDB reads. Your shotgun, handgun, and machine-gun deals with them all the same. “As you can probably guess I’m going for a grimdark. Such Doom, much gloom.Įnemies are either green-eyed soldiers in uniform, or yellow-eyed flying mutations. Rotting corpses are strewn everywhere in the dreary landmass, stuck eternally beneath a stormy sky. The backdrop feels similar to any World War 1 game or movie, lots of concrete and wood between makeshift bases and trenches. Moon, letting you play a full level of demon-hunting action. The premise is simple: you’re a religious zealot battling on the frontlines against a demon-worshiping cult. Well, moreso than usual.Īn early version was released this week by creator Mr. Trench Foot is a full conversion Doom 2 mod that turns the FPS game into a bloody hellscape of religious idolatry.
Doom has always had a bit of that Warhammer 40,000-style grimdark science fiction too it, and this mod makes that influence a bit more literal.
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