Duke Nukem 3D fans, here is something for you today. Earlier this week, modder ‘marcolino123’ released the Forever Update for the Duke Nukem 3D Legacy Edition Mod. So, let’s take a look at it, shall we?
For those unaware, Duke Nukem 3D Legacy Edition is a gameplay mod for the classic FPS shooter. The mod brings some balance changes, remixes a number of things, and makes the game harder. As such, it’s mostly for those die-hard DN3D fans who want a new challenge.
The Forever Update introduces the JETPACK DASH. By pressing SHIFT + any direction, players can dash. Double dashes are also available but require a cooldown.
Moreover, all bosses now have double HP and unique pain states that can be triggered in different ways. Plus, the update brings new hit sounds, sparks for armored enemies, and an optimized gore system. It also has tons of bug fixes to enhance the overall experience.
Before closing, the Forever Update also adds two new modes for the Shrinker and the Expander. The new mode for the Shrinker allows you to instantly shrink and destroy enemies without stomping. On the other hand, the alt-fire mode for the Expander consumes more ammo and does less damage but is perfect for weaker enemies in a pinch.
You can download the Forever Update for Duke Nukem 3D Legacy Edition from this link. Below you can also find a trailer for it. So, be sure to watch it as it will give you an idea of what you can expect from it.
Fans of DN3D should also check out Duke Nukem 3D: Savior of Babes. This is another must-have mod for the classic shooter. I also can’t wait for Voxel Duke Nukem 3D which is in development. Sadly, though, there is still no ETA for when it will come out.
Have fun!
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