Game engine to play Blood, Shadow Warrior, Duke Nukem 3D and other games using the same engine.
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## Information
Emulators
raze
File folder
📂 roms \ 📂 raze
File extension
.raze
## Bios Information
No BIOS required.
## Controls
Controls must be configured within the emulator.
## Specific system information
### List of supported games
The list of games supported by Raze can be found here:
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### How to add a game
Create a txt file and write the relative path to the .grp (or other extension Raze supports) file to launch:
Save the file with the "`.raze`" extension.
### Using your own command line arguments
RetroBat allows using your own command line arguments with the emulator.
To do so, create a .txt file and fill one argument per line:
Save the file with the ".raze" extension and place it in the `roms\raze`folder.
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Command lines starting with / or \ are interpreted as relative paths from the folder the raze file is located.
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