Fans will not let the legend of Duke Nukem 3D die. Before refreshing classic HD games became fashionable from a commercial point of view, a group of blonde-haired hardcore enthusiasts first streamlined the cult shooter, and for free. High Resolution Pack changes an old hit beyond recognition, carrying better quality textures and 3D objects, and at the same time harnessing modern graphics cards.

The package is based on the technologically improved release of EDuke32 cult hit. This means not only a package of necessary development patches plus a slight refresh of the luminaire. HRP focuses on transforming the project into something at least equal to the games from Quake II's glory, which for a work that uses two-dimensional bitmaps in the form of enemies is a very big qualitative leap anyway.

The world has been adorned with sharp textures, because the original surfaces have been redesigned or restored graphically, devoting a lot of time to them. Showing that the level design wasn't really getting old. They only needed a new layer of paint.

The default models of opponents and supporting characters, such as dancers in the club, look a bit clumsy, but nothing stands in the way of looking for better quality substitutes on the web and replacing them. Fans' activity is still thriving. In this version you don't need DOSBox to have fun, because everything works, among others, under Windows.

The package contains all the elements necessary for the immediate start of the game, i.e. an improved game engine in the form of EDuke32, as well as maps from the free edition of shareware Duke Nukem 3D. In order to be able to enable modern graphic design, remember to check the Enable "autoload" folder option, as well as the Polymer option in the application settings as soon as it is launched.