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Replaces some of the scenery objects in M1A1 with new HD ones!

4391 downloads, 3 reviews, 3 screenshots, 4.3 rating

50 multiplayer maps.

Six new maps: Exordium, BMT Division, Metropolis Part II, Phoebe Station, Weight of the World, Impostor Syndrome

There's also bug fixes.

4240 downloads, 7 reviews, 14 screenshots, 5.0 rating

3x extra sprites to tie in with Viscioms Weapon Enhancement Pack 1.4.1 (Works with both M2 & M3)

Includes Updated:

-Keycard

-Oxygen Tanks

-Defence Chip

-Fist GFX removed in this release.

NOTE: You need OpenGL to run this pack.

NOTE: Some sprites are courtesy of Tim Vogel. They are his original art, and are used in this MOD under agreement.

Notes for version v1.1:

Plugin Support Release.

-Please post comments / bugs on Pfhorums.

http://www.pfhorums.com/index.php?showtopic=4830

4187 downloads, 4 reviews, 1 screenshot, 4.8 rating

This Lua script introduces a number of changes and tweaks in the mechanics of co-operative games. Version 2 has a number of improvements thanks to the new Lua API found in Aleph One v0.20.

See the Readme file for a whole lot more detail.

Notes for version 2.2:

Added a few minor changes, including one that allows the script to work with the post-1.0 betas.

4025 downloads, 4 reviews, 1 screenshot, 5.0 rating

This is a full port of the 1993 mac game "Pathways Into Darkness" by Bungie to the Aleph One engine. Therefore, Pathways into Darkness is now available on Windows, Linux, and Mac.

Note: You must use (an old) version of Aleph One currently, as version 1.4 has a bug. Download it here: https://github.com/Aleph-One-Marathon/alephone/releases/tag/release-20200904.

This is a little different from a typical marathon scenario, as it features:

• Levels that can be re-visited multiple times with their state preserved.
• Advanced inventory for carrying and using many items.
• Resting to heal.
• Use of crystals to use special powers, along with conventional weapons.
• RPG elements.
• An ending score based on how you do while playing the game.
• Talking to the dead.

Make sure to read the readme for important information about controls. There are some non-obvious things you need to be aware of when playing the game. If you get stuck, there is a link to some Youtube videos in the readme that can be used as a guide.

Notes for version 1.2:

Changes for 1.2:

Requires AlephOne 1.3 now. Making use of new AlephOne features for a better implementation of certain things. Various bug fixes and fix the spelling of The Labyrinth. See readme for more details.

Changes for 1.1.1:

Fix issue with people that started a game on v1.0, upgraded to 1.1 and continued their saved games. They were not able to arm the bomb.

Changes for 1.1:

Many bug fixes and other improvements/quality of life changes.

The readme has a full list of changes in 1.1.

If you are currently playing through the game, you can keep using your existing saved game. Just click OK when it says the map has changed, and the next time you transition between levels, you'll get the new changes.

3784 downloads, 8 reviews, 9 screenshots, 4.8 rating

Simplici7y is a file sharing web application for the Aleph One community, written in with Ruby on Rails and hosted alongside The Pfhorums.

The project is named after a 7-polygon mapping challenge, which focuses on doing more with less.

When Fileball.org suffered downtime in early 2007, Jon Irons saw the need to fill the gap as soon as possible. He came to me with his idea for a new project. Jon's support was fundamental to the development and successful launch of Simplici7y, and I consider this project his as much as it is mine.

Simplici7y came online on the second anniversary of The Pfhorums. After Fileball.org was destroyed in a fire, S7 became the de facto place to publish. In the 4 years it has been online, there have been over 150,000 downloads, 300 items and 800 reviews.

Notes for version :

• Added the ability to host projects outside of Simplici7y
• Moved the project to github
• User interface improvements
• Visual improvements
• Stronger buttons
• Thinner header
• Moved links to the new footer
• Added more tags to the sidebar
• Improved many of the forms

More in the six year anniversary thread on the Pfhorums.

3592 downloads, 3 reviews, 5 screenshots, 2.3 rating

KTA3: The Complete Masterworks is every Kill Them All map to date, as well as 12 new maps, in one massive 38-map mega-mini-scenario adventure.

If you want to play co-op, using Co-op.lua is nearly a requirement.

Notes for version 1.10:

Added two more maps and fixed a lot of bugs, mostly related to co-op.

3585 downloads, 6 reviews, 1 screenshot, 4.8 rating

30 netmaps that see a lot of play on the Internet. You've probably seen some of these maps before.

This project took me about two years to complete. Enjoy!

3400 downloads, 8 reviews, 1 screenshot, 4.9 rating

A tool to create or modify Physics Model Files of Marathon - AlephOne.

Notes for version 1.1.6:

You can copy and paste between entries from in Edit menu.

3360 downloads, 2 reviews, 1 screenshot, 4.5 rating

Kill Them All is a short but intense mini-scenario for Marathon Infinity. It is a collaborative project, wherein the goal for each mapper was to make complete, high-quality maps that had no more than 100 polygons.

KTA features 15 levels by myself, screamingfool, Kinetic Turtle, irons, and Shadowbreaker. It's a difficult but action-packed game -- very fun.

3284 downloads, 3 reviews, 1 screenshot, 5.0 rating