
Note: Trailer footage is super out of date.
Doomvengers is a shooty, stompy, crazy chaotic mess that's a blast in SP but is also geared towards effective Co-Op play (designed with a max of 8 players in mind, though it will work regardless). Each player class (used with necessary permissions from awesome gameplay mods put out by the community) has its own playstyle and rules, but is balanced out with the other classes. Doomvengers seeks to preserve the relative gameplay balance of your favorite levels (i.e. the parts you dread in Scythe 2 will be dreaded just as much) as well as providing options for customizing your experience, from a more traditional blastfest with the various classes to having more enemies than you can shake a stick at, and crazy bosses out for your blood!
The central balancing factors around which the varied arsenals in Doomvengers are generally based are Ammo-Efficiency and Time-Efficiency. Sometimes, a weapon that may be less ammo-efficient can save your butt by getting its job done faster, and other times you need to use an ammo-efficient weapon to ensure you've got enough bullets for later. Some weapons are best against bosses, others rely too much on AOE to do much against them, etc. Each and every weapon is intended to have a distinct use-case such that old weapons are not outmoded by new ones - there will ALWAYS be a reason to use each weapon, though the divide between usage cases varies a great deal between the classes. Each class is also intended to play quite differently, such that you will almost certainly discover a favorite.
I'm sure this sounds like a lot, but it really isn't - you can just jump in and start feeling things out for yourself easily enough with most classes (Possesso and Super Chicken definitely have a learning curve), and for the rest there's a big, detailed manual to help you along!
Possess Me by Aluqah is included in the download with minor modifications for neatness' sake.
With Xaser's permission, the necessary files for Zharkov Goes to the Store are included, but for good form, here is the original. Same with Style Mod, with WildWeasel's permission. Necrodoom and Parkour Mod are packaged with the Doomvenger Core files with Xaser's permission (Parkour Mod is entirely integrated with permission into Doomvengers). Super Chicken has been integrated into the main files (again with permission from the author), so you don't need to download it, but here it is if you're feeling feisty: Super Chicken.
The Load Order for the mod is: the mapset you're using, Necrodoom, Possess Me, Doomvengers.pk3, The two modules according to their numbers, then a compatibility patch if necessary.
Also note that ice-based attacks can cause an enemy to be slowed for a time, signaled by frosty vapors. Fiery enemies may be immune to slowing but take increased ice damage. Stronger enemies are more difficult to slow. Electric attacks can stun, signaled by exclamation marks. Again, stronger foes are harder to stun, though Cyborg enemies are more vulnerable to this than others.
Now, who are the Doomvengers?
Spoiler:Downloads
Doomvengers Complete Version 1.4 (8/7/20)(Core file, Necrodoom, and Possess Me)
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Doomvengers Manual: Last Updated 12/30/19
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Contains all gameplay info, how to run Doomvengers, and Credits.
Modules and Options
Spoiler:Compatibility Patches
Spoiler:Be sure to run Doomvengers on the latest stable version of ZDoom or GZDoom!
Additional Credits:
-Mor'Ladim for Swarmer
-DavidRaven for Airstrike Marker
-Salahmander for the Chaos Sphere
-Captain Toenail for the Giant Bat
-Doomedarchviledemon for the Devil Worms