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The Arcade will be serving you the full, singleplayer version of this game.
| ARROW UP | Move forward |
| ARROW DOWN | Move back |
| ARROW LEFT | Move left |
| ARROW RIGHT | Move right |
| COMMA | Strafe left |
| PERIOD | Strafe right |
| CTRL | Attack |
| SPACE | Use |
| SHIFT | Run/Walk |
| TAB | Auto-Map |
| ESC | Toggle Menu |
| ENTER | Confirm Menu |
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Freedoom is a complete, free content first person shooter game, based on the Doom engine.
Freedoom is not a program - rather, it consists of the levels, artwork, sound effects and music that make up the game. To play Freedoom, it must be paired with an engine that can play it.
Freedoom is actually three games in one, consisting of two single-player oriented campaigns and one set of levels designed exclusively for multiplayer deathmatch:
Four episodes, nine levels each, totalling 36 levels. This game aims for compatibility with The Ultimate Doom mods, also known as plain Doom or Doom 1.
32 levels in one long episode, featuring extra monsters and a double-barrelled shotgun. This project aims for compatibility with Doom II mods.
A 32-level game designed for competitive deathmatch play.
read more about it on frag-net.com