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Discussion participants of [[1UP.com]]'s "[[1UP Radio Network#Retronauts|Retronauts]]" podcast declared ''DoomRL'' to be "quite possibly, the greatest ''Doom'' [[spin-off (media)|spin-off]] ever".<ref>[http://download.gamevideos.com/Podcasts/Retronauts/101806.mp3 Retronauts podcast (Episode 3)], October 18, 2006.</ref> Following a [[cease and desist]] notice from "Doom" trademark owner, [[ZeniMax Media]], the game's names was changed from ''DoomRL'' to simply ''DRL''.
==Gameplay==
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''DoomRL'' includes the entire ''Doom'' soundset (although a significant subset of the sounds are not presently used) and music library, with optional support for high-quality [[MP3]]s.
==Legal
On December 1 2016, Kornel Kisielewicz received a [[cease and desist]] notice from [[ZeniMax Media]], concerning using the trademarked name "Doom" on the website and in the game's name.<ref>RockPaperShotgun, [https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2016/12/02/doom-roguelike-zenimax/ "DoomRL dev receives legal letter from ZeniMax"], December 2, 2016.</ref><ref>Kornel Kisielewicz's Twitter, [https://twitter.com/epyoncf/status/804482084702187520 text of the legal notice], December 1, 2016.</ref> ZeniMax Media owns the "Doom" trademark, which is protected by international laws. In response to the notice, the name of the game was changed to '''''DRL''''' to exclude the trademark-protected word "Doom".<ref>https://www.rockpapershotgun.com/2016/12/07/doomrl-becomes-open-source-drl-zenimax/</ref>
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