v0.1.3-windows (Windows x64, shareware)

raylib DOOM for Windows (x64), with the shareware episode bundled.

Download and run

Download raylibdoom-0.1.3-windows-x64.zip and its .sha256, then check the hash in PowerShell:

(Get-FileHash .\raylibdoom-0.1.3-windows-x64.zip -Algorithm SHA256).Hash
Get-Content .\raylibdoom-0.1.3-windows-x64.zip.sha256

or in cmd:

certutil -hashfile raylibdoom-0.1.3-windows-x64.zip SHA256

SHA-256: 3b8dff208222b4a23bd2d234417e4693c7a443c1720fe2bacba0df79e301d74f

Unzip it anywhere and double-click raylibdoom.exe in the raylibdoom-0.1.3-windows-x64 folder. No installer and no extra DLLs are needed: the exe is statically linked and only uses DLLs that ship with Windows.

WAD files

The zip ships the shareware DOOM1.WAD (v1.9) next to the exe, at raylibdoom-0.1.3-windows-x64\DOOM1.WAD, so the game runs right after unzipping, whatever the working directory is.

A WAD you supply yourself takes priority over the bundled one:

raylibdoom.exe -iwad C:\path\to\DOOM.WAD

-iwad <file>, %DOOMWADDIR% and the current directory are all checked before the bundled shareware WAD is used.

Shareware notice

DOOM1.WAD is the shareware episode of DOOM, © id Software. id Software allows the shareware version to be freely redistributed unmodified. The full game (DOOM, The Ultimate DOOM, DOOM II) is not included; buy it and point the game at your own WAD with -iwad. See DOOM1-NOTICE.txt in the zip.

Build and testing

Built from 3e46888b6a49ddb8b3a0d810eb10aa5a994872d6 (merged PR #43) with the same toolchain as release-windows.yml: MSYS2 MINGW64, gcc 15.2.0, raylib 5.5, -static. check-wad-in-package.sh confirmed DOOM1.WAD in the zip (SHA-256 1d7d43be501e67d927e415e0b8f3e29c3bf33075e859721816f652a526cac771, 4,196,020 bytes).

Tested on Windows 11 x64 from a clean unzip, with DOOMWADDIR unset and a system-only PATH:

• the bundled WAD loads from an unrelated working directory and the shareware title screen and attract demo render
• -timedemo demo1: 5026 gametics in 2971 realtics (same gametics as the Omarchy build)
• -iwad freedoom1.wad (Freedoom 0.13.0) is used instead of the bundled WAD
• no missing-DLL errors

v0.1.3-omarchy (Omarchy/Arch, shareware)

raylib DOOM for Omarchy / Arch Linux (x86_64), with the shareware episode bundled.

Install

Download raylibdoom-0.1.3-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.zst and its .sha256, then:

sha256sum -c raylibdoom-0.1.3-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.zst.sha256
sudo pacman -U raylibdoom-0.1.3-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.zst
raylibdoom

SHA-256: ae44e8ead32c5f3098d6edb55b109a5da7d4132ed39c037b76f3d0707bf69bf8

WAD files

The package ships the shareware DOOM1.WAD (v1.9) at /usr/share/raylibdoom/doom1.wad, so the game runs right after install.

A WAD you supply yourself takes priority over the bundled one: -iwad <file>, -file <pwad>, $DOOMWADDIR, the current directory, and /usr/share/games/doom are all checked before the bundled shareware WAD is used.

Shareware notice

DOOM1.WAD is the shareware episode of DOOM, © id Software. id Software allows the shareware version to be freely redistributed unmodified. The full game (DOOM, The Ultimate DOOM, DOOM II) is not included; buy it and point the game at your own WAD with -iwad.

Build and testing

Built from 632ba99ee3511ae3429c4d4418363b5954b12acd (PR #43 head).

Tested on raymarchy (Omarchy, Hyprland):

• makepkg build and check-wad-in-package.sh (WAD present in the package)
• title screen renders under Hyprland
• -timedemo demo1: 5026 gametics in 2979 realtics
• -iwad override picks the user WAD over the bundled one
• real pacman -U install, plus a manual play test by the maintainer

v0.1.2 (macOS, shareware)

macOS (Apple Silicon) build with the free shareware DOOM1.WAD (v1.9, SHA-256 1d7d43be501e67d927e415e0b8f3e29c3bf33075e859721816f652a526cac771) inside the app, so it runs out of the box. Drop another IWAD in ~/Library/Application Support/raylibDOOM to use it instead.

• On macOS, Z fires and X strafes by default (they were Ctrl and Alt, which switch Spaces together with the arrows). An existing ~/.doomrc keeps its old bindings: remove its key_fire and key_strafe lines, or set them to 122 and 120.
• Ad-hoc signed, not notarized: see the README in the dmg for opening it the first time.
• macOS-only release; other platforms are in v0.1.1.

v0.1.1

raylib DOOM v0.1.1

What's new since v0.1.0

• Linux arm64 support. There are new native raylibdoom_0.1.1_arm64.deb and raylibdoom-0.1.1-linux-aarch64.tar.gz packages for Ubuntu/Debian on arm64. They have been tested on a Jetson Orin. (#19)
• Fix for backward moves and demo desync on arm/aarch64. The game now builds with -fsigned-char on arm, so it reads char the same way x86 does. (#22)
• Fullscreen fix under Hyprland (Omarchy). Fullscreen now goes through the window manager. (#17)
• Fullscreen fix on GNOME. Fullscreen is now true fullscreen through the window manager. (#23)
• Arch / Omarchy package. raylibdoom-0.1.1-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.zst is now built by CI straight from the release tag. (#16)
• CI now runs ctest. It runs the MIDI parser test and a wider IWAD search-order test that covers -file together with DOOMWADDIR. (#20, #21)

Downloads

Platform	File
Windows x64	raylibdoom-0.1.1-windows-x64.zip
Ubuntu/Debian amd64	raylibdoom_0.1.1_amd64.deb, raylibdoom-0.1.1-linux-x86_64.tar.gz
Ubuntu/Debian arm64	raylibdoom_0.1.1_arm64.deb, raylibdoom-0.1.1-linux-aarch64.tar.gz
macOS Apple Silicon	raylibdoom-0.1.1-macos-arm64.dmg
Arch / Omarchy x86_64	raylibdoom-0.1.1-1-x86_64.pkg.tar.zst

Every file has a .sha256 next to it. To check a download, run sha256sum -c <file>.sha256.

No commercial WADs are included. Use Freedoom or your own IWAD.

Android

raylibdoom-0.1.1-android-shareware.apk runs on Android 8.0 or newer (arm64 phones and tablets, and the x86_64 emulator). It includes the shareware DOOM1.WAD (episode 1, unmodified), so it plays right after install. DOOM shareware © id Software. This app is not affiliated with id Software / ZeniMax / Microsoft. The engine is GPL-2.0, and the source is linked from About / Licenses.

Install: download the APK on the device and open it. When Android asks, allow your browser or file manager to install unknown apps (Settings > Apps > Special app access > Install unknown apps). To check the file first, run sha256sum -c raylibdoom-0.1.1-android-shareware.apk.sha256.

Your own WADs: add IWADs (Freedoom, your own DOOM.WAD / DOOM2.WAD) and PWADs (such as SIGIL) from the launcher. No storage permission is needed. There are three ways:

• Add WAD files… opens the system file picker.
• Add a folder with WAD files… grants a folder such as Documents, or a folder inside Download. Android 11 and newer don't allow Download itself. The app checks that folder for .wad files on every start.
• Copy WADs over USB or adb push to Android/data/com.raylib.doom/files/, then tap Rescan.

Pick the IWAD and tick any add-ons. The app remembers your choice.

Full changelog: v0.1.0...v0.1.1

v0.1.0

raylib DOOM v0.1.0

Added a macOS Intel (x86_64) build: raylibdoom-0.1.0-macos-x86_64.dmg.