The promo for the mod even showcases one of the game's most iconic scenes, with the player finding themselves trapped in the bathroom with a crying, blood-covered fetus in the sink.įor those wondering how the mod incorporates PT's fourth-wall-breaking moments, Gori reveals in an FAQ that the part of the game that used to require a microphone has been switched out for something else. The trailer showcasing the mod instantly highlights how insanely creepy PT's long hallways are when captured in Doom's 2.5D perspective, with the alarm clock, picture frame, and swinging light that become imprinted in the player's brain as they trek through the demo all returning. RELATED: Animal Crossing: New Horizons Player Builds Their Own Little Silent Hillĭespite Doom and PT's tones definitely not meshing on paper, the resulting game manages to recapture Kojima's vision in a wholly new and eerie way.
Titled GZ PT, the game is a conversion mod of Doom, seeing the horror classic recreated using the notorious action game's retro visuals and engine. The newest iteration of the game is slightly different, however, with modder Andrea Gori releasing a full recreation of PT through an unexpected game. The game has returned through Half-Life Alyx mods, Media Molecule's Dreams, and even authentic recreations built from scratch to replicate Kojima's work. Since the modern horror classic was removed from the PlayStation Store back in 2015, modders from all around the world have been trying to resurrect Hideo Kojima's PT through several different platforms.
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