Alexandre H.

Doom Inside Gmaps using Dart Language merging the DOOM engine with Google Maps Street View.

Youtube

Github

Doom Inside Google Maps

Tamay

The device runs Windows Embedded POSReady 2009 which is a modified Windows XP.

Reddit

Bizerba KH 100 supermarket weighing scale 

Kevin Santo Cappuccio 

Jumperless V5 

Ok-Produce5600

Each frame is encoded into a wav file, played it to another computer, which then decodes it and displays the frames.

Doom on Sound - decoded wav files

Eupharaties247

Hackster.io

Win32 DooM on the Nintendo Wii

bradengroom

Reddit's developer platform

MichiganTypeScript

Doom running in TypeScript types

EnvisionP75

Frenkels

Olivetti ETV 260 wordprocessing system runs MS-DOS on Intel 8088 at 7.11 MHz, 640 kB RAM, 20 MB harddisk, it has no sound card. DOOM80888 port allows running the game on a 8088 and 8086 processors, with a pre-VGA cards.

Videotypewriter Olivetti ETV 260

The device is running on Android, so by enabling ADB in the settings, it is possible to run DOOM on it.

Jeemak F15 Frameo - digital picture frame

George Stavrinos

Robot Operating System (ROS) running Doom

Pedro Webber

Google search bar

m9ses

The classic DOOM runs inside a Google Sheets document using Google Apps Script and JavaScript. The game is rendered frame-by-frame by updating the background colors of spreadsheet cells.

Google Sheets

Rampboss

Doom Ledger is the latest port based of Doom-Nano - a 3D raycasting engine for the Ledger Nano S+. It uses the Python client script to send inputs from the keyboard. 

Ledger Nano S+ hardware wallet

wojtek-graj

Every game tick, doomgeneric_docm.dll creates a bmp image containing the current frame and uses GetAsyncKeyState to read the keyboard state. The main VBA macro's game loop runs a tick in doom, then replaces the image in the document with the latest frame.

Microsoft Word

bdash

Doom II on a pinball machine

Rsheldiii

Custom keyboard keycap with 1.14 inch display.

vk6_

The output for DoomPDF is achieved by creating a text field for each row of pixels in the screen, then setting their contents to various ASCII characters.

DoomPdf

Doom in a PDF file

Ashton Meuser

DOOM original C (1997) wrapped in Rust, compiled to Wasm, embedded in TypeScript which is transpired to JS, polyfilled, minified, wrapped in some scaffolding, and saved to the bookmarks/favourites bar of a browser.

Github gist

Bookmarkl.ink

Doom Bookmarklet

Doom inside a Visual Studio Code IDE rendered as alphabet characters in an open tab.

Visual Studio Code

Guillermo Rauch

Verify you are human by playing Doom and killing at least 3 enemies (on a nightmare difficulty).

Captcha Doom

LaggyLuke

This device is suited for large machines that reqiore complete generator protection and differential protection. It can also run Doom.

AQ-G257 generator protection

A custom made hardware powered by Raspberry Pi RP2040 CPU.

Rsheldiii Blog

Business Card Doom - a custom made PCB board.

dragonzoom

Motorola WT4090

superfast598

School smart board TV with PSVita as a controller

tamay-idk

Diebold Nixdorf Beetle iPOS Plus POS System

wojciech-graj

A mod that adds a playable Doom arcade cabinet.

GitHub

Doom in Stardew Valley

luke_tnr

Exploited security vulnerabilities in a cheap PTZ camera to run Doom natively on the camera, which streams the video to its app.

PTZ Camera streaming Doom

lethalguitar128

Port of Doom to Push 3 Standalone, using the pads and buttons to control the game. Some of the button LEDs are used to show additional information about the game, namely health, armor, and ammunition. Sound playback via portable speaker connected to the device's headphone out.

Doom on Ableton Push 3 Standalone

MathiasDPX

The game is running on a regular laptop, but the gameplay is rendered onto the github contribution graph.

Using github contribution graph to render Doom.

koolcarter1

Rhe RS Media is just a very modified version of linux, it has a built in small screen, and it comes pre installed with 3 java games. Author tried to find a java version of doom but couldn't at the time, so he just installed Doom rpg - which runs pretty well on the device.

Doom RPG on a RS Media Robot (2006)

GaryOderNichts on Github

GaryOderNichts on X

Nintendo Alarmo - a digital clock with lcd display.

Jolly-Attempt2123

Using VM Computers mod, author ran Doom on a PC inside Minecraft.

Doom inside Minecraft VM PC

Sylvqin

The game is running on a regular laptop, but the gameplay is rendered onto a pharmacy cross led sign.

YouTube

Using pharmacy cross led sign to render Doom.

ChillyWilly

Mittens0407

Wavy

Some Spoony Bard

Molkirill

Doom CD32X Fusion marks an exciting evolution of the Doom 32X Resurrection project, presenting the first non-full motion video game to leverage the power of the CD32X.

DoomWorld

Sega CD 32x

Zoltán Bugir

Playing Doom E1M1 on the Schönherz Mátrix - an annual event of showcasing mostly animations on a building. Doom is running on GZDoom and streamed through HDMI, but we only used the Mátrix as a display. It has a size of 22.5 x 28.5 meters, with a resolution of 26 x 32 pixels.

Mod and settings

Doom on a building

firestrike42

The mod works by listening to the image frames generated by DoomGeneric. Converting them to an array of the closest equivilent Rimworld paint colours and rendering the image into the world by painting floor tiles. For performance reasons it does this every 2nd game tick. If Rimworld is paused, Doom will pause with it.

Rendering Doom inside Rimword on its concrete tiles.

Ólafur Waage

Georges Labreche

OPS-SAT is a satellite orbiting the Earth which purpose is to test and validate new techniques in mission control and on-board satellite systems. Since it doesn't have a graphics card and controlling its live would be problematic - instead, satellite ran a Doom demo within the game, while making periodical screenshots of the gameplay and sending them back to Earth.

Doom on a satellite (OPS-SAT)

Dupletor

On a custom game engine that overlaps Bad Apple above Doom.

Dani Valevski

Yaniv Leviathan

Moab Arar

Shlomi Fruchter

GameNGen - the first game engine powered entirely by a neural model that enables real-time interaction with a complex environment over long trajectories at high quality. The engine can interactively simulate the classic game DOOM at over 20 frames per second on a single TPU.

Gamengen

page

Doom as Neural Model

SairA10

Using an image/video to Desmos graph converter written by Junfermo, author transpiled Doom gameplay frames into the Desmos graphs. A single frame would take up to 1 minute to render - so playing it real time would be at about 1 fps. To make a 1 minute gameplay video, it took 4 days to manually stiching the screenshots of each frame in video editor making it feel like a 30 fps gameplay.

TikTok

DesmosBezierRenderer

Doom on Desmos Graphing Calculator

Seva167

It runs and shoots on the Lego EV3 screen.

Lego Mindstorms EV3 bricks

The gameplay frames are painted into MS Paint at about 1-2.5 minutes per frame.

Windows XP MS Paint

Kristof Kronenberg Zeidler

A Stirling engine provides a portion of needed power to run a Raspberry Pi, with additional needed power supplied by a power bank.

The-nerd.org

Doom powered by BIO-Ethanol Stirling engine.

Aaron Thacker

The Cisco C195 role is to act as an SMTP gateway on network perimeter. The author jailbroke it to run unintended - such as Doom.

nettitude/CVE-2024-20356

LRQA Nettitude

Cisco Email Security Appliance device.

ModPunchtree

Doom is running on the computer inside Minecraft. The screen uses retextured redstone dust and it runs at about 23fps.

Minecraft IRIS Redstone computer.

Hyperscandev

It is not yet fully playable, but it can still run a Doom demo from within the game itself.

Hyperscan console runs Doom demo.

wowbobwowj

The RAD Expansion Unit lets the C64 offload certain tasks to the CPU of a Raspberry Pi Zero 2W, which is installed via the cartridge port on the C64.

Commodore 64 via the RAD Expansion Unit.

atc1441 

Doom on a toothbrush display over wifi

The game is displayed by generating an audio signal that can be viewed as a spectrogram, while input is taken from the microphone, with specific frequencies being mapped to specific keys.

Doom played over audio and displayed as spectrogram.

Ren Ramlan

E. coli cells must function as traditional pixels capable of being either “on” or “off.” They also need to collectively light up to form images like a computer monitor or TV screen. It takes roughly 70 minutes to fully illuminate, then another 8 hours and 20 minutes to dim back to its original state - aka, roughly 1 frame per 8.5 hours.

Colab

Ren Ramlan Report Paper

Popular Science

DOOM on E. coli cells.

the_nerdling

Author modified the firmware of the drone controller that includes doom and can be played on the device natively.

Drone Radio Controller: RadioMaster TX16S

makersfunduck

Author hacked the digital price tag that you can find in many stores and played the in-game demo of the level on it, instead of playing it live, since the refresh rate on the device is very low.

Digital price tag

Steppan_5g

Lenovo smart clock 2

Nostalgia Nerd

A port of the doom to the 1996 Commodore 64.

scpu.amidog.se

Commodore 64 (none-optimized)

This Does Not Compute

Author ran doom on the commercial kitchen appliance unit - the machine that connects to the monitors to display the current order status for the cooks and servers in the restaurants.

Commercial kitchen appliance orders unit

James Brown

James Brown created a custom Lego brick screen that can display a monochrome, 72×40 resolution (< 3,000 pixels) image. It wasn't made specifically to run Doom, but it can run Doom nonetheless.

Lego brick with Raspberry Pi RP2040

u/zbios

As explained by the author, the kiosk is a Lenovo PC Thinkstation in the base running Windows XP. Thus, you could run any XP compatible Doom build (Chocolate Doom in this case) on it.

Kodak Picture Kiosk

Adafruit Industries

Adafruit System that looks like Milky Way runing doom. Seems like a pre-recorded or a demo - since there are no buttons to control the game.

Candy of Doom

p4nic4ttack

Runs on a 'doom-nano' port for Arduino Nano - a raycasting enging using Doom sprites. Not an id Tech 1 Engine.

doom-flipper-zero

Flipper Zero

daveruiz

The engine is not an id Tech 1 Engine, but a custome one similar to Wolfeistein  3D.

doom-nano

Youtube part 1

Youtube part 2

A 3d raycast engine for Arduino Nano.

ghidraninja

Rendering doom with the ASCII character on the linux terminal.

Doom in the ASCII/text-based terminal

Michael Fleissig

z/OS is the primary operating system for IBM Z (the Mainframe), built on technology first introduced in 1964. Despite its legacy, mainframes remain the backbone of the world’s largest industries, running business-critical workloads.

 Doom was successfully ported to z/OS by leveraging zCX (z/OS Container Extensions)—a runtime environment for containerized workloads.Since mainframes lack a dedicated GPU, sound card, or direct input devices, the game was tunneled via SSH with an X11 server, requiring the porting of around 100 open-source libraries to zCX within z/OS.

 Notably, the port has a light blue tint, a quirk of running on a Big Endian system—or perhaps a nod to the legendary Big Blue (IBM) machines themselves.

Can It Run Doom? The Ultimate Doom Port Archive. Devices running Doom.