(engin eDuke32 + High Resolution Pack 5.2.413 + Polymer renderer)Short description:Duke Nukem 3D is a 3D action computer game developed by 3D Realms, released in 1996 by Apogee Software. The theme builds on the older 2D action games Duke Nukem and Duke Nukem II. Series titled "Duke Nukem 3D: Atomic Edition" in November 1996, also contains three original episodes, bonus fourth episode.The main hero of the game is muscular blond steroid, which is intended to pass four episodes. The first has six levels, which are located in Los Angeles and the surrounding chasms and subsurface faults. The latter has eleven rounds, it takes place in space, and the third, the third has eleven levels situated in the Japanese quarter. At the end of each episode is necessary to kill the final boss, after his death, shows a short video.This modified version of the game Duke Nukem 3D uses modernized engin EDuke32, the game is integrated community official High Resolution Pack Version 5.2.413 (HRP), is integrated into the engine Polymer renderer, which allows the game to use modern graphics card that supports Shader Model 3.0. making not deprived of such effects such as per-pixel lighting, realtime lighting / shadow, reflection / refraction effects, normal mapping, and more. High Resolution Pack (HRP) contains 3D models of monsters and items, including high-resolution textures and improved remixed music. The whole issue is in the form of a standard installation package, so you only need to install and click the icon on your desktop instantly play. The game runs on Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista and Windows 7 (32-bit & 64-bit).Note:• Engine eDuke32 with the High Resolution Pack is indeed freeware, but with one rather significant pitfalls. If you download from the site authors original package, you will find it is not added to the data set with the full game, but only incomplete shareware demo. The authors wish to present this limited way eDuke32 engine options and features of the package HRP. The original game is Duke Nukem 3D has never been publicly released as freeware and is still a commercial product, so authors engine eDuke32 not add files from the full commercial version of the game to the archive with the engine, because it prevents possible lawsuits over copyright to the original owner of these rights. The game "Duke Nukem 3D: Atomic Edition", which is offered here already has the necessary data files from the full commercial version of the game added - so it is a regular warez.• The game is while the Polymer renderer is very demanding on hardware performance, so it is recommended when running games have launched simultaneously in the system as few applications.install play
