Instead, the original content is loaded and the new one overwrites it. It's all in p but you don't need to modify it. Like any game, loading a basic mod consists of replacing the original game's files. It has anti-cheat protection, frag limit, Duke-Tag (capture the flag) improvement and it is based on xDuke (closest to the original Duke Nukem 3D).

hDuke (Windows only): I recommend this one for Dukematching.

Batch to run it from (prevents graphical glitches) No changes, no improvements, just Duke Nukem 3D as known on DOS for 32/64 bits systems. It is a direct port from the original DN3D.

xDuke (Windows only): If a mod doesn't work on EDuke32 because of scripting errors, this one should do the trick.

For multiplayer, I recommend you grab the old MP build so it doesn't get out of synch or crashes. Net code is back but it's still in an early stage (extremely buggy). It offers advanced mod scripting, 3D models support, Polymer renderer (dynamic lighting and shadows) and true room-over-room support (Duke Nukem 3D didn't support it fully).

EDuke32 (supports all OSs): simply the best singleplayer port.

If you are interested in using ports, here are the most useful ports: If you want to stick to Megaton Edition, skip straight to 'Mod loading, how does it work?'.

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