@chapter{ Game modes }

@a{gamemode} One game plugin, such as @plugin{libdoom}, is able to run in many
different modes. Each mode emulates a specific version of the original game
and typically has its own IWAD file.

Below is a list of all the game modes supported by the game plugins
distributed with Doomsday: @plugin{libdoom} (previously called jDoom),
@plugin{libheretic} (jHeretic) and @plugin{libhexen} (jHexen).

@table{19 25 56}{
	@header{Plugin} @tab @header{Game Mode} @tab @header{Description} @row{single}

@plugin{libdoom} 
    @tab doom1-share @tab Shareware Doom v1.9 @row
	@tab doom1 @tab Registered Doom v1.9 @row
	@tab doom1-ultimate @tab Ultimate Doom* @row
	@tab doom2 @tab Doom 2 @row
	@tab doom2-plut @tab Final Doom: Plutonia Experiment @row
	@tab doom2-tnt @tab Final Doom: TNT Evilution @row
	@tab chex @tab Chex Quest @row
	@tab hacx @tab HacX @row

@plugin{libheretic} 
    @tab heretic-share @tab Shareware Heretic @row
	@tab heretic @tab Registered Heretic @row
	@tab heretic-ext @tab Heretic: Shadow of the Serpent Riders** @row

@plugin{libhexen} 
    @tab hexen @tab Hexen v1.1 @row
    @tab hexen-v10 @tab Hexen v1.0 @row
	@tab hexen-dk @tab Hexen: Death Kings of Dark Citadel @row
	@tab hexen-demo @tab The 4-level Hexen Demo
}

@caption{* = has a 4th episode @br ** = has episodes 4 and 5}

To help @plugin{libhexen} recognize the IWAD of the 4-level
Hexen (beta) demo, you should rename the IWAD to @file{hexendemo.wad}.
