doomgeneric VS crispy-doom

But as was written somewhere else in the comments and as I wrote myself in the README, the hard work of making Doom more portable was done by the incredible project doom-generic which I forked: https://github.com/ozkl/doomgeneric

It can surely be implemented with a GDNative add-on (3.x) or GDExtension (4.0). Someone on the Godot Contributors Chat is looking into integrating doomgeneric with GDNative, so you can play Doom within Godot :)

You also could alternatively start from https://github.com/ozkl/doomgeneric and all you'd have to do is feed it functions for drawing to the display and getting inputand

Another alternative is to compile Doom to an intermediate representation and a corresponding virtual machine in Lua. Then you build something like https://github.com/ozkl/doomgeneric where you only need to implement a handful of platform specific functions.

It might just be easier to download and extract a fresh copy of crispy doom, which should have all the default settings: https://github.com/fabiangreffrath/crispy-doom/releases/tag/crispy-doom-6.0 .

To make it just a tad higher rez/support widescreen and other quality of life improvements, Crispy Doom. (https://crispy-doom.org/)

So there's this project that I absolutely love which is Crispy Doom, a source port for doom which aims to retain the original vanilla gameplay while adding some QOL improvements such as higher resolution, widescreen support etc...

PrBoom+, Crispy, Woff!, and others are more vanilla friendly, meaning that you get the same experience as the original clients.

Crispy Doom - Limit-removing enhanced-resolution Doom source port based on Chocolate Doom.