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10.1.1.99.182.pdf|Paper called "Ray tracing as the future of computer games" by Juri A. Oudshoorn. Oudshoorn was one of the programmers of the game. Discusses several aspects of the game engine, rendering techniques and editors used for the creation of Amsterdoom. | |||
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Revision as of 19:36, 5 May 2021
Amsterdoom is a first person shooter developed by Davilex and published in March of 2000. Davilex was a developer of video games, computer games and computer software from the Netherlands. The game is set in the city of Amsterdam, which has been invaded by alien creatures. It takes place in several well known locations like the central station, red light district and Schiphol Airport. The game was created to be an entry level FPS for people that had little experience with such games. Around October of 2001 the game was renamed and republished as Amsterdam Monster Madness. The game was only released officially in the Netherlands.
The game Invasion Deutschland (also by Davilex) published after this game uses a lot of the same assets, level designs and enemies from Amsterdoom. That game takes place in several locations within Germany, in cities like Berlin and Cologne.
News[edit]
Article describing that discusses a computer game that caused some controversy, and Amsterdoom is brought up as an example case.
News article describing controversy about a new upcoming game called Amsterdoom, where the writer states that you can supposedly kill parking attendants in a virtual re-creation of Amsterdam
Commentary about Amsterdoom and the controversy that happened in the press in the weeks before release. Places the game in a more realistic context of what actually happens in the game, and the developers intent.
Announcement of the availability of several Amsterdoom related music tracks that could be downloaded from the game's website. Also mentions an upcoming version of the game made for the German market.
Reviews[edit]
Amsterdoom review in PC Gamer UK #84
Amsterdoom review in Provinciale Zeeuwse Courant, March 2000
- Gamersnet.nl review from May 2000
- Gamers.nl review from March 2000, including comments from readers and a developer of the game
- Game Place website review from March 2000
- Gamez.nl review from March 2000
- Gamesen.nl review from March 2000
Technical information[edit]
Paper called "Ray tracing as the future of computer games" by Juri A. Oudshoorn. Oudshoorn was one of the programmers of the game. Discusses several aspects of the game engine, rendering techniques and editors used for the creation of Amsterdoom.
Forum threads[edit]
Thread on tweakers.net from March 2000, with people discussing the game
Miscellaneous[edit]
Screensaver of the game included on a pack-in disc for the Eigen PC magazine
