Version 2.15 was released on March 17th, 2019 and included additional bug fixes, coding changes, and art and level updates. Version 2.1 was released on March 1st, 2019 and includes bug fixes, upscaled vanilla enemies, and an optional censored art patch for video streamers. episode and surprise Duke Caribbean: Life's a Beach episode. Version 2.0, a major update, was released on February 16th, 2019 with many new features and fixes including an overhauled Duke it Out in D.C. Sebabdukeboss20 made a substantial effort to add lots of art to the Smithsonian so the player could explore it like a real museum. Some levels, such as Smithsonian Terror, were slightly reworked to be less confusing. The levels were left intact but radically overhauled with newer and updated artwork. There was originally a quick patch to make it work, but eventually it became part of the Duke Nukem: Alien Armageddon canon. The initial version was released in less than a year, a relatively short time compared to other total conversion mods.Īfter the first release, there was immediate requests for compatibility with expansions such as Duke it out in D.C. Duke Nukem: Alien Armageddon had a tentative release date of July 1st, 2018. One day, Sebabdukeboss20 unveiled a Bombshell sprite sheet that gave Deeperthought the idea of creating an AI partner to make this mod unique. Sebabdukeboss20 and Deeperthought started collaborating, eventually bringing others in. Deeperthought, a modder well-known for his Attrition (2010) and Duke Forces(2016) total conversions, was looking to get back into modding. He eventually started working on unique enemies based on Duke Nukem 3D and Duke Nukem Foreverconcept art. Sebabdukeboss20, an artist known for his erotic Duke Nukem 3D artwork, started working on making sprite variants of existing enemies after being inspired by the Project Brutality mod for Doom. (2.0)ĭuke Nukem: Alien Armageddon originated in January 2018.

6.1 Episode 4.5: Duke Caribbean: Life's a Beach (2.0).

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