Doom creator John Romero unveils new project

Recently Doom creator John Romero teased an announcement of an upcoming project, and now we know what he was teasing. Via press release, Romero has unveiled Sigil, a spiritual successor to the original Doom from 1993.

According to Romero's website Sigil picks up where the game's fourth episode leaves off.

It consists of nine single-player levels, as well as nine multiplayer maps. It will be released for free in the form of a WAD in February.

It's actually an unofficial mod for the original game made by its creator, and you can even pre-order it as a collector's edition for $39.99, which consists of an oversized box and a 16GB USB drive which looks like a floppy disk, or an even fancier version that will set you back $166 and features an art print, a coin and a statue.