Uploaded September 2007 | Updated September 2026, 1 day ago
The fastest Nightmare mode speedruns of Doom Episode 1.
All credit goes to Compet-N: doom2.net/~compet-n
00:00 E1M1 (Adam Hegyi - 9 seconds)
00:23 E1M2 (Adam Williamson - 23 seconds)
00:57 E1M3 (Vince Catalaá - 51 seconds)
01:59 E1M9 (Drew DeVore - 46 seconds)
03:08 E1M4 (Adam Williamson - 13 seconds)
03:35 E1M5 (Adam Williamson - 1m4s)
04:53 E1M6 (Adam WIlliamson - 1m11s)
06:18 E1M7 (Vince Catalaá - 1m32s)
08:10 E1M8 (Adam Hegyi - 49 seconds)
The fastest Nightmare mode speedruns of Doom Episode 1.
All credit goes to Compet-N: doom2.net/~compet-n
00:00 E1M1 (Adam Hegyi - 9 seconds)
00:23 E1M2 (Adam Williamson - 23 seconds)
00:57 E1M3 (Vince Catalaá - 51 seconds)
01:59 E1M9 (Drew DeVore - 46 seconds)
03:08 E1M4 (Adam Williamson - 13 seconds)
03:35 E1M5 (Adam Williamson - 1m4s)
04:53 E1M6 (Adam WIlliamson - 1m11s)
06:18 E1M7 (Vince Catalaá - 1m32s)
08:10 E1M8 (Adam Hegyi - 49 seconds)
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