Ordinary Desert Bus is probably boring enough. No word on whether LoadingReadyRun is masochistic enough to include this in any form for its annual Desert Bus for Hope fundraiser coming Nov.

And, according to the Doom wikia, the revenant sports a 9.79 MPD (mean punches until death), so you’re in the book for about 120,000 punches as soon as you fire up the engine. Marphitimus correctly notes that is 12,342 revenants in all, a rate of 8.57 RPM (revenants per minute). The player has no weapons available, so the only means of dealing with the revenants is to punch them to death.

(Note that we said “gameplay,” not “fun.”) Marphitimus included interactive bus features such as the dashboard hula dancer, honking the horn (by punching it), starting up the bus and opening the door.īut the real fun begins about seven seconds in! That’s when a demon teleporter summons a revenant, and continues to do so every seven seconds for the duration of the trip. Marphitimus Blackimus ports (sorta) the Bus into six “maps” offering 24 hours of gameplay. Revenant Bus takes a bad concept and makes it worse.

His latest, Revenant Bus, is based on the hellish Sega CD minigame that didn’t launch around the same time Doom 2 did.

In a trait unique to the monster's incarnation in this game, it also sports a jet pack with which it can take flight at any time to avoid fire or to track down the player across virtually any terrain. He’s published a “quadrilogy” of mods featuring the shrieking undead missile launchers. The revenant makes its third return in Doom (2016), appearing as a skeleton covered with a thin layer of wet rotting flesh and sporting a pair of laser-guided homing rocket launchers. YouTuber Marphitimus Blackimus is, well, a revenant enthusiast when it comes to Doom 2. 41 points 3 comments - Doom Revenant comparisons from Doom 2 (1994) Doom 3 (2004) and Doom (2016) - 9GAG has the best funny pics, gifs, videos, gaming.

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