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The Dark Mod 2.01 Brings Minor Game Improvements

Written by Michael Larabel in Linux Gaming on 31 January 2014 at 04:29 PM EST. 1 Comment

The Dark Mod, the game that started as a Doom 3 mod and ended up evolving into its own standalone game built atop the id Tech 4 engine, has been updated to version 2.01.

The Dark Mod 2.01 has fixes for combat, graphical improvements to character models, and also bug-fixes.

Those interested in more details on this popular open-source game, visit TheDarkMod.com.

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