The Hexen Soundtrack

The Doomsday engine. Supports almost all Doom-engined games (except Strife), is 3D-accelerated, has (somewhat raw) ports to Unix (including MacOS X). Excellent graphics and sound, somewhat mediocre multiplayer code. Perfect for LAN/singleplayer games

A non-accelerated port of the Doom engine. Supports Hexen/Heretic, though music support is much quirkier than with Doomsday.

ZDaemon is a development of ZDoom aimed towards Internet multiplayer. Excellent network code, though still buggy with Hexen & Heretic.

The company that released the games in the first place. Back in the days of Heretic, there were a marvellous five people as staff.

Heretic, the first part of the Serpent Riders trilogy. The most advanced FPS by its time, and still an excellent game.

Hexen - a combination RPG/FPS game.

Hexen II - the sequel to Hexen, and the "unfinished masterpiece" of the series.

Home of the OGG Vorbis free lossy compression audio codec.

XMPlay is a very fast, small, and concise audio player for Win32. Supports FLAC/OGG/MPEG Layer III/II, XM, FT, IT, and many more formats.

An excellent cross-platform audio/video player. GUI apps available for many platforms.

Free Lossless Audio Compression codec. Cross-platform, open-source.

Foobar2000 is an audiophile-oriented player, with high-precision resampling and .cue file support. This is an archive with the latest (as of writing) version of Foobar2000, with a multichannel mixer capable of up/down-mixing to any # of channels.

Home of the Foobar2000 player (Win32)