A classic Doom mod has received and update since its original release in 2009, with Bethesda swooping in to help promote the FPS game's total conversion project that now has more levels, a revamped arsenal of weapons, and a new enemy, as it's now an official add-on for the Bethesda published ports of Doom and Doom 2.
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