Of LameDuke's 31 levels, E3L2 and E3L8 were kept more-or-less wholesale in the final version and can be found on the commercial levels Derelict and Overlord, respectively. The prototype is also notable for featuring stylistic design elements and assets resembling those from Duke Nukem II, though the project diverged from its predecessor later in development. LameDuke features significantly different levels, enemies, weapons, and items than the Duke Nukem 3D commercial release. It was followed by the 1995 prototypes, beta version 0.99, and shareware version 1.0, the last of which was also released in advance of the commercial version and is noticeably different from it. LameDuke was preceded by Duke Nukem IIID and the April 1994 Build Demo.
LameDuke is only one of several known Duke Nukem 3D prototypes. It was released as-is, without any promises of technical support or compatibility. LameDuke was released on Januto commemorate the one-year anniversary of Duke Nukem 3D's initial shareware release.
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