Not long ago, Bethesda added a Unity port of Doom and Doom 2 made for consoles to the Bethesda Launcher, running the 90s shooter at 60fps, supporting widescreen, and downloading John Romero's "Sigil" and more in-game An add-on menu has been added that allows users to download John Romero's "Sigil" and more. Today, the Steam versions of both games have also been updated.

Clicking on Play will give you the option to launch the DOS version, and WAD should work as is; I launched GZDoom and played the first level of Doom 2 with my preferred settings and found that GZDoom is still the best way to experience Doom 2.

Here are some of the changes.

You can read the full patch notes at Slayer's Club.