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# [Event] Eight Doom mods take over Onassis ONX on Nov. 10
- URL: https://www.killscreen.com/eight-doom-mods-take-over-onassis-onx-on-nov-10/
- Published: 2026-11-11T00:18:41.000Z
- Updated: 2026-11-11T00:18:41.000Z
- Description: Sean Kennedy and Brian Droitcour curate an arcade night asking what a 1994 shooter can be, from myHouse to Cyriak Harris's Going Down.
- Author: Kill Screen Staff
- Tags: News, Onassis ONX, Brian Droitcour, Outland, New York, Events, doom, DOOM II, Modding, Sean Kennedy, #radar-item, #events-past, #events

Event details

When

Tues., Nov. 10, 2026, 6 to 8 p.m.

Where

Onassis ONX, New York.

Admission

Reservation required.

[See the Onassis ONX listing](https://onx.itm.studio/m/outland-game-night-doom-mod-arcade?ref=killscreen.com)

The question at Onassis ONX on Tuesday, Nov. 10 is not "what is the best possible *Doom*" but "what can *Doom* be?" Sean Kennedy and Brian Droitcour have curated a one-night arcade of eight *Doom II* mods that subvert, examine and criticize the 1994 shooter, per [the announcement](https://www.instagram.com/p/DfPzQRFlrvh/?ref=killscreen.com). It runs 6 to 8 p.m. at 390 Broadway, and [reservations are open](https://onx.itm.studio/m/outland-game-night-doom-mod-arcade?ref=killscreen.com).

The lineup reads like a syllabus for 30 years of modding as an art practice: *Going Down* by Cyriak Harris, the animator whose looping grotesques amount to a one-person genre; *myHouse* by Veddge, the 2023 map that turned a suburban interior into one of the decade's strangest ghost stories; *Mr. Friendly* by JP LeBreton, which takes the killing out entirely; *The Doom Gallery* by Chariot Rider; *VAGRANCY* by Simon Strider; *ARLINGTON* and *Mindsweeper*, both by Wallh4x; and *Action Doom 2: Urban Brawl* by Stephen Browning, Mike Watson and James Bauer.

The curators' framing treats Doom modding as what it is, one of the oldest continuous creative communities on the internet, passed from BBS uploads and FTP servers to a scene now making, in their words, "larger artistic gestures of meaning." 

This is the second public Outland Game Night, the series Droitcour and Kennedy run on the idea that artists sharing games socially is itself a curatorial form, after [October's night with Cosmo D](https://www.killscreen.com/outland-game-night-goes-public-with-cosmo-d-on-oct-13/).

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