A new trailer is released for the unofficial project that restores the unfinished 2001 build of Duke Nukem Forever and a ‘first slice’ is coming soon.

A project that will see the unfinished 2001 build of Duke Nukem Forever finally be completed by a third-party developer has just released its first gameplay trailer, with an announcement that its “first slice” will be coming very soon. Along with Quake, Doom, Goldeneye 007, and the original Half-Life, 1996’s Duke Nukem 3D is considered one of the greatest FPS games of the 90s, building off what came before it to make a celebrated entry in the early days of the genre.

As a result, many were eager for the follow-up. Sadly, after spending nearly a decade and a half in development, not to mention switching studios and the fact that the industry had long since moved on since Duke’s heyday, Duke Nukem Forever received near-universal criticism when it finally released in 2011. Noted for its lackluster action and dated attempts at humor, many felt the wait simply wasn’t worth it in the end. However, there is a new and unofficial version of the game in the works which will see it go back to an early design.

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