Where to Find the Full Changelog for the Doom64 2020 Remaster Update

Updated

The Doom64 EX site's February 24, 2022 post ("Doom64 2020 Update") says the Doom64 2020 Remaster has been updated and that the full list of changes is at https://store.steampowered.com/news/app/1148590/view/3088910094673350020. That Steam news link is the place to go for the complete changelog; the blog post itself only announces the update and does not reproduce the list.

What the Doom64 EX Post Provides

The post is short and points outward:

  • Announcement: the 2020 Remaster "has finally had the opportunity to be updated."
  • Changelog location: the Steam news URL above, tied to Steam app 1148590.
  • Author and date: posted by Kaiser on February 24, 2022.

It gives no summary of individual changes, so treat it as a pointer rather than a changelog.

How to Reach the Full List

  1. Open the Steam news URL from the post (or search Steam news for app 1148590).
  2. Confirm you are on the news item for app 1148590 — that app ID is what the Doom64 EX post cites.
  3. Read the change list on that page.

Expected result: the complete list of changes for the update, as referenced by the Doom64 EX announcement.

Common Snags

  • Link rot or redirects: old Steam news URLs can move; if the direct link fails, look up app 1148590 in Steam news instead.
  • Region or login prompts: the source does not state whether the Steam page requires sign-in or is region-restricted, so don't assume open access.
  • Mixing up versions: this is the 2020 Remaster update, not the Doom64 EX recreation itself — check the app ID before reading.

Doom64 EX vs. the 2020 Remaster Changelog

Question Where to look
What is Doom64 EX? The Doom64 EX site itself ("A recreation of a N64 classic")
What changed in the 2020 Remaster update? The Steam news page for app 1148590 linked in the post
When was the update announced? February 24, 2022, per the Doom64 EX post

If you only need the changelog, skip the blog and go straight to the Steam news link; use the Doom64 EX site when you want context on the project itself.