

In the Target field, add -file to the end of the line, where you'll replace with the filename of the Brutal Doom file you have downloaded, in this example you'll end up with d:\games\gzdoom\gzdoom.exe -file brutalv20.pk3.Right click on the gzdoom.exe - Shortcut file and choose Properties.A file will be created like gzdoom.exe - Shortcut Right click on the gzdoom.exe file and choose Create shortcut.If you want to include multiple mod files with GZDoom, create another line underneath and insert Path=, where you'll replace with the filename of the file you want to include with GZDoom.Note that you can also put your files underneath the line, to load the file for any game started with GZDoom.


Copy the content of the downloaded zip file to your GZDoom folder, in this example you'll end up with d:\games\gzdoom\brutalv20.pk3.Doom II: copy DOOM2.WAD to the GZDoom folder, you'll end up with d:\games\gzdoom\DOOM2.WAD.Ultimate Doom: copy DOOM.WAD to the GZDoom folder, you'll end up with d:\games\gzdoom\DOOM.WAD.Doom shareware: unfortunately the shareware version of Doom doesn't support Brutal Doom.Copy the content of the downloaded zip file to a folder of choice, for example d:\games\gzdoomĪs with any other source port for games using the Doom engine, you need the Doom game files (WADs) to play the game.
