For many hardcore FPS fans, the lost Duke Nukem Forever 2001 build is a huge find. Even so, it seems like x0r is set on giving the build to the internet after some tinkering. This makes sense given the fact Duke Nukem Forever was in development for a decade longer after its 2001 announcement. “A huge chunk is playable, a huge chunk is block-outs with no enemies.” “Almost every chapter is present in some form,” x0r wrote. The leaker also confirmed that Broussard’s statements were true, but they also claimed there was still a lot to look through and enjoy. Just a smattering of barely populated test levels.” “You should heavily temper expectations,” Broussard wrote. According to Duke Nukem creator George Broussard, the Duke Nukem Forever 2001 build leak looks real, though he adds it's not very playable. Whether that’s possible or not remains to be seen, but as to it’s legitimacy, soon after the leak, Duke Nukem franchise creator George Broussard confirmed on Twitter the leak looked like the real deal, though he also claimed the version was extremely limited in scope. They also stated that they wanted to release the source code and an editor for actual play in June. X0r claimed that the version they uploaded was legitimately the build that was shown at its initial E3 appearance. The leak of the supposed Duke Nukem Forever 2001 build was shared via 4chan by a user known as ‘x0r,’ as reported by. Now it has appeared online and it has been suggested that the leak is real. However, hardcore fans of Duke Nukem have wondered more what happened to the build that was shown in 2001.
There’s plenty to talk about in regards to what happened. Long development and a number of other factors turned a pretty good-looking shooter shown at E3 2001 into a butchered mess by the time it released in 2011. Duke Nukem Forever is one of the longest drawn-out tragedies in the history of the FPS genre.
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