Robocop Doom + Prime Directives

RoboCop Doom represents a free but respectful interpretation of Paul Verhoeven's first film, supplemented with elements from RoboCop arcade and console games.

The player controls Officer Alex Murphy shortly after his "rebirth" as a cyborg police officer. The story follows key events from the film: hunting down Clarence Boddicker's gang, confrontations with the OCP corporation, and the final showdown at the steel mill. Each episode is accompanied by a slideshow with scenes referencing the film, including Boddicker's arrest and the fateful Directive 4.

The mod completely replaces Doom's standard arsenal with weapons from the RoboCop universe. The player has access to Robo-Punch with data chip, the signature Auto-9 pistol, tactical shotgun, Cobra assault cannon, Hawk MM1 mini-rocket launcher, and ED-209 heavy weaponry. The weapons are highly powerful and emphasize the image of a slow but virtually unstoppable cyborg.

Enemies are divided into several categories: street criminals, OCP soldiers and machinery, as well as key film antagonists. The game features Joe Cox, Leon Nash, Emil Antonowsky with multiple forms, and Clarence Boddicker himself. Among mechanized enemies are OCP drones, Rehab units from RoboCop 2, and heavy combat robots ED-209 and ED-260, serving as dangerous bosses and mini-bosses.

The campaign is divided into five episodes, each consisting of three levels and dedicated to a separate stage of the story—from raids on drug labs to the final assault on OCP headquarters. Additionally, there is a secret level. Locations are linear but filled with battles, scripted scenes, and film references.

The musical accompaniment is compiled from 16-bit RoboCop games for Sega Genesis, as well as from RoboCop vs Terminator. The title screen has no music and opens with a voice recording of RoboCop's main directives, setting the right tone from the first seconds.

RoboCop Doom is an old-school, tough, and brutal shooter that successfully transfers the image of the iconic cyborg cop into Doom mechanics, combining nostalgia for the film, classic games, and classic FPS gameplay.

Later, the author released a sequel to the original mod — RoboCop: Prime Directives, whose story follows the 2001 film of the same name. In addition, the sequel adds new enemies and locations.

Important! Do not attempt to play with Bolognese Gore Mod, as it causes bugs.