What the Doom64 2020 Remaster Update Changed

Updated

The Doom64 EX site's February 24, 2022 post by Kaiser announces that the Doom64 2020 Remaster "has finally had the opportunity to be updated," but the post itself does not list any individual changes. The full change list is only available through the linked Steam news page for the remaster (app 1148590), so the specific fixes and adjustments can only be confirmed there, not from the blog entry.

What the site post actually tells you

The post is a short announcement, not a changelog. From the page evidence, it contains three usable facts:

  • What was updated: the Doom64 2020 Remaster, described as finally getting an update.
  • Where the details are: a full list of changes is said to be found at the Steam news URL included in the post.
  • Who posted it and when: Kaiser, on February 24, 2022, filed under "Uncategorized."

If you are trying to decide whether the update affects your copy or a specific issue you care about, the blog post alone cannot answer that. You need the Steam changelog.

How to find the actual changes

  1. Open the Steam news link from the post: https://store.steampowered.com/news/app/1148590/view/3088910094673350020.
  2. Read the change list on that page — this is the only source the post points to for itemized changes.
  3. Match the listed items against the problem or feature you are checking (for example, a specific bug or compatibility issue).

Expected result: you get the itemized changes; the blog post gives you only the announcement and the pointer.

Common snag

The Steam page is tied to a specific app ID. If the link fails to load or the news item has moved, search Steam news for the app rather than assuming the blog post summarizes the changes — it does not.

What this means for Doom64 EX readers

Doom64 EX is described on the site as "a recreation of a N64 classic," and the blog mixes project news with announcements like this remaster update. Treat the blog as an index: it tells you an update happened and where the details live, while the linked Steam page is the authoritative changelog. For the exact contents of the 2020 Remaster update, the Steam news page is the place to check.