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  1. May 18, 2016
    10
    An absolute blast, no reloading, cover and ease of old running backward and shooting to fail due to many obstacles and level design changed the dynamics for you to keep pressing forward and carry out glory kills/chainsaw kills close range for surviving the terrible odds!

    Loved the explorations of hunting out hidden items, Metroid Prime feel in few places of getting to hard to reach
    An absolute blast, no reloading, cover and ease of old running backward and shooting to fail due to many obstacles and level design changed the dynamics for you to keep pressing forward and carry out glory kills/chainsaw kills close range for surviving the terrible odds!

    Loved the explorations of hunting out hidden items, Metroid Prime feel in few places of getting to hard to reach places. One of the better FPS in recent years!
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  2. May 13, 2016
    10
    Fantastic, a masterpiece. This is EXACTLY what people had been crying out for. It goes back to the roots of Doom 1 and 2, and leaves the Doom 3 scary stuff at the door (for the most part).

    Visually it's the best thing I've seen on my PS4, and gameplay wise it's a whole load of fun. It's EXTREMELY fast paced - much more so than the initial videos had led on, it's actually really
    Fantastic, a masterpiece. This is EXACTLY what people had been crying out for. It goes back to the roots of Doom 1 and 2, and leaves the Doom 3 scary stuff at the door (for the most part).

    Visually it's the best thing I've seen on my PS4, and gameplay wise it's a whole load of fun. It's EXTREMELY fast paced - much more so than the initial videos had led on, it's actually really difficult too - I'm playing on the medium difficulty level and I'm getting my ass handed to me regularly. I often find myself and 1-5 health and then have to find some health or complete a glory kill to stay in the game.

    On the subject of glory kills, I have no issue with them what-so-ever. Despite the fact you can turn them off, I enjoy the fact they bring a seconds breather to the insane action that is going on around me. This is 2016 - games need to evolve and Doom is doing it brilliantly.

    The gameplay is a mix of exploration (quite linear but a tonne of secrets), corridors / large open spaces you need to traverse parkour style, and then big epic arenas which really test what you're made of. It's exactly what I wanted and finds a perfect mix of arena action and normal FPS - people complaining clearly can never be pleased in my opinion.

    The single player is well paced, the weapons are insane, as are the audio and visuals. And then, after all of that, you also have a real fun arena style multiplayer. People who didn't like the multiplayer clearly had the wrong idea of what Doom multiplayer should be. Awwww you don't regenerate? Poor COD fanboy! Remember, collect health and collect Armour - that's how you survive!

    I have had a play with Snapmap too - it seems super powerful. You can build offline if you want to, and the tutorials are well thought out and a good way to get into what appears to be complex level creation. It's early days for Snapchat - I'm sure they'll be adding more content in the weeks to come. I for one would love to see the ability to create "open" environments set in Hell and Mars - I suspect this will come but at the moment you can't. The logic system however is pretty powerful and you can basically customize LOADS. It's going to take me weeks to get properly to grips with the tool - but I'm excited to see what the community creates.

    I really would ignore the haters, those voting 0/1 and claiming it's "Not fast enough". They clearly don't have the game. It's epic fast! Top stuff. I'd be surprised if the critic review score didn't average at over 9.
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  3. May 14, 2016
    10
    The king of FPS is definitely back. Easily the best FPS I have played for years. Fast, challenging, brutal, awesome music, great level design, and a lengthy campaign. I cannot express how much I recommend DOOM, I feel like I'm back in the 90's again which is **** awesome!
  4. May 13, 2016
    10
    This is DOOM. I've played every iteration. This version mixes DOOM 3's atmosphere with the original's frenetic pacing and adds welcome customization to the mix for tremendous replay value. Technologically outstanding, visceral and challenging. This is the DOOM we've been waiting for!!!
  5. May 13, 2016
    10
    I think this rating system is deeply flawed and anyone trusting numbers on a game for purchase are extremely foolish. Buy it, play it... and enjoy it. It's a fun game without any emotional "strings" attached. Lots of blood, guts and general adrenaline to behold.

    Have fun with your entertainment as it was intended, and don't quibble over stupid ****
  6. May 14, 2016
    10
    Long time fans, no need to fear! This is the old school, fast and furious Doom you remember from the 90's stepped up with glorious next gen graphics (absolutely beautiful). The campaign is fast, intense, gruesome and an assault on your senses - from the rocking music to the explosion of heads and shot gun shells.

    The multi-player is equally great. Hardcore COD fans beware though; this
    Long time fans, no need to fear! This is the old school, fast and furious Doom you remember from the 90's stepped up with glorious next gen graphics (absolutely beautiful). The campaign is fast, intense, gruesome and an assault on your senses - from the rocking music to the explosion of heads and shot gun shells.

    The multi-player is equally great. Hardcore COD fans beware though; this an arena shooter (as opposed to popcorn shooters, one hit kills) but those of us who remember/ enjoyed arena shooters of back in the day (eg: Unreal Tournament and Quake) then you'll have an absolute blast! As someone who played the Beta - the first round or two really didn't sell me but after a few more matches I was hooked - something about the speed mixed with the varied mechanics: shield pick ups, becoming a demon, the original guns ect. - all just came together to form a shooter that's just simple, uncomplicated fun. There's not a lot of gun modifications, different attachments, unlockables ect. (eg. COD/Battlefield) but sometimes there doesn't have to be. Which is ultimately why this shines - it's simple, fast and fun - straight up. Just like the games which gamers have come to know, love and hold dear in our hearts from the 90's. And that's exactly what this Doom gives you.

    So, what are you waiting for?! Grab this, NOW! Suit up, shot gun in hand and have a blast! (pun intended)
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  7. May 13, 2016
    10
    If you liked the original Doom, you are in for a special treat! The game reminds me of old school "run n gun" shooters, which is a rarity nowadays. SP campaign is epic so far, and multiplaye ris fun
  8. dpc
    May 16, 2016
    9
    Way better than some of the negative reviews suggest. It feels like old school Doom and yet modern at the same time. The gameplay itself (in single player) is incredible, fluid and completely addictive. My one criticism is that it's better to play in short bursts - long sessions can wear you out quick. Like a lot of people, I was worried that id and Bethesda would "ruin" the classic game,Way better than some of the negative reviews suggest. It feels like old school Doom and yet modern at the same time. The gameplay itself (in single player) is incredible, fluid and completely addictive. My one criticism is that it's better to play in short bursts - long sessions can wear you out quick. Like a lot of people, I was worried that id and Bethesda would "ruin" the classic game, but I can tell you they did not. Feels like many people want to grumble because it's "cool" to be a contrarian. It's fast, fun and furious. Expand
  9. May 17, 2016
    9
    This Doom is definitely a positive surprise, we can say a successful reboot. The game resembles the classic D1 / D2. Those who love classic Doom will feel at home. The length of single-player mode is just right. Doom also features a multiplayer mode, which is also a honey like singleplayer. In addition, there is provided a tool for creating custom maps called snapmap. This is where you canThis Doom is definitely a positive surprise, we can say a successful reboot. The game resembles the classic D1 / D2. Those who love classic Doom will feel at home. The length of single-player mode is just right. Doom also features a multiplayer mode, which is also a honey like singleplayer. In addition, there is provided a tool for creating custom maps called snapmap. This is where you can easily play the maps created by users alone or with companions. There were Coop mode. Deserved 9. Expand
  10. May 18, 2016
    10
    My soul need this game

    Fast, Insane, awesome guns, and Loot a Demons this game is Amazing, is old school fps, need more games like this, my favorite game ! Doom
  11. May 16, 2016
    9
    One of the greatest FPS in recent memory. Great campaign with awesome levels and enemies. Combat is fast paced and really addicting and varied with all the different weapons you can use. Puts shooting at the forefront and delivers in all directions elsewhere too.
  12. Dec 12, 2016
    10
    The gameplay is fast, the controls are tight, graphics are top notch. There are regular, free updates. Multiplayer is good, I really enjoy it. Single player, now with added arcade mode, is challenging and rewarding. I have to say, this is my favourite fps in absolutely years. Snap map is incredible, the community keep building new and excellent maps, in various shapes and sizes;The gameplay is fast, the controls are tight, graphics are top notch. There are regular, free updates. Multiplayer is good, I really enjoy it. Single player, now with added arcade mode, is challenging and rewarding. I have to say, this is my favourite fps in absolutely years. Snap map is incredible, the community keep building new and excellent maps, in various shapes and sizes; there's something for everyone even if you're looking for something unusual, such as cartoon graphics. Really, the community make this game. Now, we even have bots. Expand
  13. May 19, 2016
    9
    Coming from the perspective of the open multiplayer beta, my hopes were in the dump for this game to the point that it went from a must-buy to a redbox rental...well having played the campaign this game was just marketed TERRIBLY pre-release because this is probably the best fps single-player campaign I've played in years.

    Level design, while maybe not as intricate as doom 1/2 at the
    Coming from the perspective of the open multiplayer beta, my hopes were in the dump for this game to the point that it went from a must-buy to a redbox rental...well having played the campaign this game was just marketed TERRIBLY pre-release because this is probably the best fps single-player campaign I've played in years.

    Level design, while maybe not as intricate as doom 1/2 at the time of their respective releases, is relatively intricate compared to the modern linear corridor shooter. Secrets galore and alternate paths through environments. Well-paced gameplay, modernized classic doom enemies you actually have to put some thought into how you want to tackle. Plus they add quite a bit to the doom formula to innovate on things, like some genuinely interesting boss mechanics and alternate fire modes on weapons (and multiple other upgrade systems that tie into exploration of the level).

    Story-wise it doesn't take itself seriously and goes for a tongue-in-cheek vibe that I'm sure most classic Doom fans will enjoy, much more than the brooding atmospheric doom 3.

    Nonetheless, the multiplayer is still not doing much for me and feels very formulaic. Snapmap might be interesting, but I'll have to wait and see as players build levels using that in-game tool.

    The campaign though carries enough content and replayability via secrets and easter eggs that I can see myself going back time and again just for that. Needless to say this is a must-play for anyone who is dying for an evolution on single-player fps gameplay.
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  14. May 20, 2016
    10
    By far the best example of avoiding cognitive dissonance in games. Everything you want to do in the game immediately fits the character. The story while light makes a real motivation and explanation for ripping and tearing through the demonic hoard.

    Great gameplay that teaches you from trial and error. The game just feels great. The multiplayer is fun and refreshing and Snap Map
    By far the best example of avoiding cognitive dissonance in games. Everything you want to do in the game immediately fits the character. The story while light makes a real motivation and explanation for ripping and tearing through the demonic hoard.

    Great gameplay that teaches you from trial and error. The game just feels great.

    The multiplayer is fun and refreshing and Snap Map gives a nice something to do.
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  15. May 15, 2016
    9
    With a strong campaign, and plenty of replay value, DOOM is exactly what fans of the series were hoping for, whilst also being relevant for newcomers.
  16. May 17, 2016
    10
    A MUST OWN FOR THE DOOM FAN! This game has more fan service to make even the hardcore otaku blush. And i'm not even including the snap map feature! That in itself is amazing! create your own games! Co op? pvp? Make it! Truly well deserved 10/10
  17. Dec 28, 2016
    10
    Absolutely fantastic game that stands as an example of how to do reboots right. It captures the spirit and feel of original Doom perfectly.

    The gameplay is the most important part of this game and it flies. This game is one of the least tiring titles I've played for years. There's almost no story - just go and kill some demons in the most glorious way you can. There's some explanation
    Absolutely fantastic game that stands as an example of how to do reboots right. It captures the spirit and feel of original Doom perfectly.

    The gameplay is the most important part of this game and it flies. This game is one of the least tiring titles I've played for years. There's almost no story - just go and kill some demons in the most glorious way you can. There's some explanation to Doomguys motives and story later on but it is unobtrusive. You just want to play it, you don't have to force yourself.

    Weapons are very satisfying except for pistol. You couldn't have come up with a **** pistol in a shooter even if you researched the subject and worked on it for years. Fortunately, you get shotgun after 10 first demons and never come back to pistol ever again.

    Glory kills are fast and unobtrusive gorefests you'd expect. They look stunning but after a while are a tad repetitive which is really non-issue. You can disable them altogether in settings (or just disable the color marking on demon). You can also configure the game to display weapon model in the middle of screen just like in original Doom (really cool).

    Soundtrack is just stunning. You should really check it out yourself on Spotify or YT. Mick Gordon has done amazing job. The music is not background to the gameplay but is rather forefront and drives the gameplay. He's also a cool guy, you might want to see a review with him on Doom on YT.

    Visuals are also very good. The rendering engine reminds me of Alien Isolation which I have praised for amazing materials work. Same applies here but is extended to amazing metallic and wet material effects. This is all thanks to PBR. However what is the most amazing about the graphics in Doom, is that despite it being one of the best looking games on PS4, it maintains 60FPS in Singleplayer almost constantly. I have experienced maybe 2-3 FPS drops throughout the campaign.

    The game is also full of secrets like Doomguy toys (which unlock weapon/enemy models in a gallery in main menu) and hidden classic Doom levels. Finding them is plenty fun but the joy is a little diminished once you find the map of the level. Secret areas are shown on the map so it's easy to find them. Some secrets are behind doors which need to be opened with a lever - the lever is not shown on the map though and is usually really well hidden.

    There are also many mods for your weapons. 1/3 of them I considered **** (scope in a machine gun? this is Doom!) but the rest is really useful and fun. You unlock them by finding bots throughout UAC complex. You can also enhance your own skills with Demonic Runes. These have to be unlocked by doing certain challenges on seperate maps (kill X enemies with Y in Z seconds and many more).

    Overall I enjoyed this game a lot more than I expected. It would be 9.5 if it was possible due to the minor gripes I mentioned. I absolutely recommend this game to all Doom and FPS fans.
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  18. Jul 11, 2016
    10
    The true heir to Doom we love and know. Great graphics, probably the best shooter gameplay and immersive environment. Wish campaign was longer - felt short, but mostly because I couldn't get enough of the game. 10/10
  19. May 16, 2016
    10
    Essa vai pros BR , o jogo ta muito bom mesmo , se você é fã dos primeiros você vai amar esse , segue o mesmo padrão , a historia é normal , pois o jogo é focado nas big **** guns , na velocidade e na matança , valeu cada centavo , recomodadíssimo , não sigam analises como as da IGN que só da 9 para COD , esse jogo é muito superior ao generico COD de todo o ano , se você procura um FPSEssa vai pros BR , o jogo ta muito bom mesmo , se você é fã dos primeiros você vai amar esse , segue o mesmo padrão , a historia é normal , pois o jogo é focado nas big **** guns , na velocidade e na matança , valeu cada centavo , recomodadíssimo , não sigam analises como as da IGN que só da 9 para COD , esse jogo é muito superior ao generico COD de todo o ano , se você procura um FPS desafiador , rápido, gore e com muita exploração vai de Doom você não vai se arrepender . Expand
  20. May 15, 2016
    8
    Finally a new Doom that feels like a old school shooter. The campaign took me roughly 11 hours to beat. The campaign was a blast but to its point. The true magic takes place in the multiplayer. Its extremely fast pace and a bloody good time. A must buy if you are a fan of the series!
  21. May 18, 2016
    9
    Staying true to a classic genre! Feels like your playing on PC with a mouse, smooth and fast. Keeping things simple, and not adding ridiculous button combinations and unlocks like other first shooter games. As the old adage says "Keep it simple ....." A 9 out of 10 rating!
  22. May 20, 2016
    10
    I would like to say, I hope that Doom happens now for sure after the success of this game. It's simply amazing! Best graphics in an FPS since Bioshock. The game is smooth and makes you feel like a complete badass. Why couldn't Rage have done this. Great job ID! I love exploring and the RPG elements with upgrading, the battles are fantastic and graphics are amazing. I wish the story wasI would like to say, I hope that Doom happens now for sure after the success of this game. It's simply amazing! Best graphics in an FPS since Bioshock. The game is smooth and makes you feel like a complete badass. Why couldn't Rage have done this. Great job ID! I love exploring and the RPG elements with upgrading, the battles are fantastic and graphics are amazing. I wish the story was more immersive but maybe the sequel will be. Way to reinvent the the FPS experience all over again ID. Expand
  23. Aug 11, 2016
    10
    Doom voltou, como é bom ver um jogo como doom feito com todo cuidado possível, ótimo jogo, jogabilidade , gráficos e as execuções que são as melhores. vale a pena dar uma chance para quem não conhece e para eu é o melhor fps de 2016.
  24. Aug 19, 2016
    10
    This game rocks! It's exactly what a reboot/reimagining should be. Keep the things that worked, update graphics, and smartly balance updating gameplay for modern tastes without adding fluff.

    Pros: Fast, challenging, gorgeous, and laser-focused on what works. Tough combat is satisfying to master. Story is minimal in favor of "Kill demons and shut up", which is absolutely what this style
    This game rocks! It's exactly what a reboot/reimagining should be. Keep the things that worked, update graphics, and smartly balance updating gameplay for modern tastes without adding fluff.

    Pros: Fast, challenging, gorgeous, and laser-focused on what works. Tough combat is satisfying to master. Story is minimal in favor of "Kill demons and shut up", which is absolutely what this style of game needs. Collectables and secrets are abundant if you're into that. Smartly, though, game-altering pick-ups like upgrades to your suit and weapons are easy to find, so it doesn't punish gameplay if you don't feel like collecting. Framerate is buttery-smooth throughout, which is particularly impressive for such beautifully done levels that are also very, very fast. SnapMap is smart and totally unnecessary, but brilliant. Multiplayer is also unnecessary, but fun, although not the main attraction here. The campaign is the star.

    Cons: A little too much backtracking for my tastes. Levels are perhaps a little too big.

    Buy it! It was a little intense for me, but playing it a level at a time per session got me through it eventually.
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  25. May 16, 2016
    9
    Underrated.

    Some of the user reviews I'm reading on here are utter nonsense. One "user review" gave it a zero and their main gripe was that the publisher didn't send advance copies to game review sites. Literally giving it a zero not because of the quality of the game or work of developers, but because of the actions of the publisher. Whatever. I could rant about people who are mad
    Underrated.

    Some of the user reviews I'm reading on here are utter nonsense. One "user review" gave it a zero and their main gripe was that the publisher didn't send advance copies to game review sites. Literally giving it a zero not because of the quality of the game or work of developers, but because of the actions of the publisher.

    Whatever. I could rant about people who are mad because it's not "Doom 3 Part 2", and because it's not what they expected they're emotionally rating and giving a zero score ("because if it's not what I expected, then NOTHING can be good about it!") but I won't bother. Here's my review of the campaign. I'll be honest - I was sure this game would be terrible when I saw the first in-game footage. I was wrong.

    What it does best:

    The action is the #1 main attraction of DOOM, and once you accept this game for what it is (not DOOM 3, not a horror game), you'll thoroughly enjoy each encounter. Understand what this game's goal is; intensity. DOOM is at its best when you're in a large room surrounded by a horde of hungry demons. The action is viceral, and the glory kill system provides a great risk/reward mechanic. You're always outnumbered and your health depletes fast, but glory killing a foe provides a moderate amount of health just when you think you're done for (think rally from Bloodborne). The guns and the upgrade system are very well designed. Performing unique and creative feats with your weapons allows you to unlock their top tier upgrades, forcing you to experiment with the entire arsenal so you're not just playing through the entire campaign with your one favorite weapon. The level design, secrets, and unlockables are all masterfully well done. The controls are also very well tuned.

    What it does well:

    At first, I didn't like the speed of the game. However, when the game started introducing larger firefights, I began to like it more. That said, the speed is great fun when you're in the middle of a firefight, but not so great when you're moving through the many tight corridors of DOOM.

    The graphics are also very very good - some of the best on PS4 - but, it might be kinda hard to take in the sights and appreciate the soft shadows and subsurface scattering when you're literally moving at 30mph through the environments. Regardless, the graphics are great and my playthrough seemed locked at 60FPS consistently.

    One major point that ID deserves kudos for is allowing FOV adjustments from the settings menu. As someone who gets motion sick from many FPS games, this is a godsend. Thank you.

    Where it can improve:

    The music tends to pick up when a firefight begins. Sometimes the music is good, but most times it's pretty bad. I listen to quite a bit of metal and I've rarely heard such discordant industrial mess. Bring back the music from DOOM3 that was so clearly taken from Lateralus/Tool. :)

    I played the game on ultra violence (hard) the first time and didn't find it difficult enough. Therefore, I'm assuming the standard difficulty is way too easy.

    Last, and this is my own personal preference; I felt that the creatures were very well designed, but they seemed a bit too "comicy" (think Joe Madureira but not quite so exaggerated). I would've preferred more realistic looking demons; regardless, they look cool.

    SUMMARY:

    DOOM 3 had an amazing and horrifying atmosphere, but this new DOOM trades that for more enjoyable gameplay. This is more fun than DOOM 3. It's a game for gamers. 9/10.
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  26. Dec 26, 2016
    10
    This game is honestly a work of art. A work of bloody devilish art worthy of all its praise. This games story is not only fun and interesting. Yet simple at the same time not being overly to complex yet having some depth to it at the same time. I would also love to bring up the multiplayer which is addicting, and when with friends you can sink hundred's of hours into the game.

    While
    This game is honestly a work of art. A work of bloody devilish art worthy of all its praise. This games story is not only fun and interesting. Yet simple at the same time not being overly to complex yet having some depth to it at the same time. I would also love to bring up the multiplayer which is addicting, and when with friends you can sink hundred's of hours into the game.

    While thats all great the most innovating feature yet is Snap Map which adds thousands of hours of new content made by the community. Character customization is up there witch Halo: Reach letting you really sport your very own Doom Marine.

    This game is a truly legendary game a 10/10 and a must buy for anyone.
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  27. Jan 25, 2017
    10
    never enjoyed a fps campaign as much as i did in DOOM, one of the best games ever and a must buy for everyone who likes to feel like a badass.........
  28. May 17, 2016
    8
    Game soundtrack is brutal, interesting gameplay, weapons and variety of enemies satisfactory, but over time can become a little boring by the lack of variety of finishes or even little diverse scenario, but it's a great game. The weakest part is multiplayer mode, you will surely play some matches and leave aside this feature of the game.
  29. May 15, 2016
    10
    If there is one word to sum up this game, it would be violence. DOOM is one of the most fun games I have ever played in my entire life. The violence is amazing, the guns are perfect and the multiplayer is a must play for any FPS fan. The multiplayer to me kind of feels like HALO on steroids with brilliant game types like Warpath which is where you have to move something to your base to getIf there is one word to sum up this game, it would be violence. DOOM is one of the most fun games I have ever played in my entire life. The violence is amazing, the guns are perfect and the multiplayer is a must play for any FPS fan. The multiplayer to me kind of feels like HALO on steroids with brilliant game types like Warpath which is where you have to move something to your base to get points. The monsters are scary which is a very good thing and the customisation feels like BO3 but better with custom armour, and being able to customise your own guns. I would highly advise you to buy this game as a stress reliever or if you want to see some of the craziest, most violent kills ever Expand
  30. May 22, 2016
    9
    It's what I wanted, it's what I needed. Simple, pure, unadulterated, videogame goodness. .
  31. May 17, 2016
    8
    Doom compared to many shooters I've ever played is the funnest out of all of them. Its speed, over the top gore, and powerful satisfying gunplay make up for a long satisfying play session. Its upgrade and customization system is a nice touch, which gives a fairly long 15 hour campaign of constant mindless violence a bit more depth. I'm not saying mindless violence in the game is bad, IDoom compared to many shooters I've ever played is the funnest out of all of them. Its speed, over the top gore, and powerful satisfying gunplay make up for a long satisfying play session. Its upgrade and customization system is a nice touch, which gives a fairly long 15 hour campaign of constant mindless violence a bit more depth. I'm not saying mindless violence in the game is bad, I think the mindless action is tons of fun and addictive and their aren't many games that offer it, and is a nice breath of fresh air. Its just always nice to add extra content to make gameplay more interesting. You can upgrade armor and customize weapons. With armor you upgrade health, armor, and separate from that you can upgrade ammo capacity. The biggest part is weapon customization which add a useful secondary fire which also can be upgraded. There's also a perk like system where you complete challenges to earn perks that give you special abilitys. The enemies are very fast and fun to fight. The AI is pretty straight forward; spawn in a big group, run after him as fast as you can, move from his attacks, and hit him or shoot at him till he's dead. I had no problems with the AI at all because I feel its perfect for the kind of game it is. The reason is that these are demons from hell who are without any real human emotion, so thats why theyll kill till they die, and thats why they spawn in hordes. The gameplay is ment for fast instant combat without cover, and if the enemies ran away or hid behind cover when low on health it'll get rid of the flow of the game. It has a story thats kind of their, which I'm completely fine with because the original Dooms have never really had much at all an in depth campaign story. Doom has always been about crazy action and violence. What I got from the story is that it's mysterious, strange, and at times disturbing. Its honestly telling more of a backstory of how it all happened, mostly though holograms of key events and environmental story telling.

    Even though Doom has most things right, their are some little flaws. With the weapons, theres a balanceing problem. I tend to almost always use the super shotgun, and I feel you get it a bit to early in the game so any other weapon you are useing at the begaining felt a bit useless. The other shotgun in the game, the combat shot gun is a bit too underpowered and even upgradeing it doesn't do much even after immediately finishing the early game levels. The super shotgun doesnt even have much to upgrade because of how O.P it already is. Even the rocket luncher is no much for the super shotgun. Even though balance is a bit of a problem, different weapons have different advantages. The super shotgun is the best at close quarter combat, the rocket launcher is best at range combat, the plasma and machine guns are best at very fast sweeping combat, which is basicly just constantly shooting like crazy at groups of enemies. After doing the same glory kills the hole game it gets really repetitve and less satisfying but its a great way to get health and can speed up gameplay through perk like upgrades. That may have seemed like a lot of very negative stuff but their two very minor things you dont notice much.
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  32. May 17, 2016
    9
    Menudo juegazo!!!! Divertidísimo. Apenas he jugado al modo on-line, pero le he dado muy duro a la campaña y me parece de lo mas divertido que hay. Esta claro que la historia y el argumento brillan por su ausencia, pero madre mía que divertido es.

    Al principio cuesta un poco hacerse a la velocidad a la que se mueve, tanto el personaje como los enemigos, pero una vez lo consigues es una
    Menudo juegazo!!!! Divertidísimo. Apenas he jugado al modo on-line, pero le he dado muy duro a la campaña y me parece de lo mas divertido que hay. Esta claro que la historia y el argumento brillan por su ausencia, pero madre mía que divertido es.

    Al principio cuesta un poco hacerse a la velocidad a la que se mueve, tanto el personaje como los enemigos, pero una vez lo consigues es una delicia.

    Un juego muy recomendable, con sus secretos que investigar, con mucha acción, muy gore y súper rápido; y a mi parecer bastante rejugable, con ganas de volver a pasártelo en el siguiente nivel de dificultad.

    Le doy un 9.5.

    Un saludo.
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  33. May 25, 2016
    10
    The single player campaign is amazing. I believe it is the perfect mix between old and new. It still has all the classic guns, intense action and secrets that you're used to, but it also has some updating items as well (weapon/suit upgrades, etc.). The game is incredibly intense and just as gory as you would expect a new age Doom game to be.

    If you're looking for a Call of Duty type
    The single player campaign is amazing. I believe it is the perfect mix between old and new. It still has all the classic guns, intense action and secrets that you're used to, but it also has some updating items as well (weapon/suit upgrades, etc.). The game is incredibly intense and just as gory as you would expect a new age Doom game to be.

    If you're looking for a Call of Duty type game, this is not it. Especially when it comes to the less amazing multiplayer. Snapmap is also surprisingly easy to get into. Whether you want to make a map or play someone else's, this mode provides a lot of additional content.

    Great buy, a game I could play again and again - as i could the originals.
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  34. May 16, 2016
    9
    Doom is an excellent fps that sets itself apart from generic modern shooters by bringing back fun oldschool style gameplay elements while improving on it. With frantic pacing, the combat feels like a breath of fresh air, the music makes the whole experience even better. The only reason I'm taking out a point is because while the graphics are of top notch grade, the scenarios/stages so farDoom is an excellent fps that sets itself apart from generic modern shooters by bringing back fun oldschool style gameplay elements while improving on it. With frantic pacing, the combat feels like a breath of fresh air, the music makes the whole experience even better. The only reason I'm taking out a point is because while the graphics are of top notch grade, the scenarios/stages so far feel a little bit bland/repetitive, however I haven't completed the game yet so my opinion may change, perhaps I'm spoiled by Uncharted 4 amazing off the charts graphics.... Otherwise, awesome game, a 9 in my book. Expand
  35. May 17, 2016
    10
    The new Doom is one of the best fps I have played in a while, the additional multiplayer makes you enjoy the game even more giving you the possibility to play online and with your friends. Even though the multiplayer might have some balance issues, (for example the overpowered demon pickups) it still delivers a great multiplayer experience. The Snap-Map feature is one of the best additionsThe new Doom is one of the best fps I have played in a while, the additional multiplayer makes you enjoy the game even more giving you the possibility to play online and with your friends. Even though the multiplayer might have some balance issues, (for example the overpowered demon pickups) it still delivers a great multiplayer experience. The Snap-Map feature is one of the best additions I have seen in the game so far, creating levels is easy even on console (for me at least) and it gives me a great co op experience. Expand
  36. May 17, 2016
    10
    Jogo muito bom , vale cada centavo , atenção Br's jogo obrigatório , ação frenetica , esse é pra velha guarda , honra os primeiros Doom's , execuções brutais , pedaços e carnificina você encontra por aqui , multiplayer divertido , e o snap map onde você pode criar as suas fases , é um jogo completo , valeu a pena ter esperado tanto por esse jogo de qualidade , Obrigado ID vocês tão nota 10Jogo muito bom , vale cada centavo , atenção Br's jogo obrigatório , ação frenetica , esse é pra velha guarda , honra os primeiros Doom's , execuções brutais , pedaços e carnificina você encontra por aqui , multiplayer divertido , e o snap map onde você pode criar as suas fases , é um jogo completo , valeu a pena ter esperado tanto por esse jogo de qualidade , Obrigado ID vocês tão nota 10 na criação desse game . Expand
  37. May 18, 2016
    8
    Let me start by saying this review is solely in regards to the multiplayer aspect of this title. My time with the campaign has been limited and quite frankly, I didn't make the purchase to play through the story even though reviews of it have been mostly positive.

    Doom's Multiplayer is actually a bit challenging to critique. When broken down component by component, you will find there
    Let me start by saying this review is solely in regards to the multiplayer aspect of this title. My time with the campaign has been limited and quite frankly, I didn't make the purchase to play through the story even though reviews of it have been mostly positive.

    Doom's Multiplayer is actually a bit challenging to critique. When broken down component by component, you will find there are some aspects that seem to be lacking that extra something to take it from a good title to a great title. With that being said, collectively the multiplayer experience is quite enjoyable even if at the end of the day it is somewhat basic when compared to other online shooters of this generation. In actuality it may be that simplicity that makes Doom such a blast to play online. Users aren't stuck endlessly customizing their load outs for every possible map and scenario, or caught up in needless weapon upgrade menus deciding which minuscule item to add to their rifle, the user simply hops in and begins to cause as much carnage as possible.
    The gameplay, while not exactly being top tier in regards to physics/mechanics, runs surprisingly smooth considering the sheer amount of craziness taking place at any given moment. What do I mean by craziness? To put it simply, Doom's beauty is in its chaos. Whether you're in an object based game, or playing good old fashion team deathmatch, there will never be a shortage of flat out destruction taking place all around you.
    This is partially due to your weapon options. While being somewhat limited in selection, Doom's guns are definitely one of its strong points. From rocket launchers to mortar converting shotguns, players have enough options to create load outs that can range from an up close and personal game style to a more balanced mid range attack class. Perhaps the best thing about these weapons is the fact that players can select any two they want for their load out. There are no distinctions between a "primary" or "secondary" weapons. What does this mean? It means gone are the days of running out of ammo and having to run around with your little pistol between your legs, don't worry you have a second weapon that can be just as powerful as your first.

    The game's maps also add to the fast paced style of play. Utilizing relatively small and close quarter designs with a good level of verticality gives players instant access to the action yet allows just enough space for multiple playing styles. Add in super weapon and demon spawns and you are left with a world where there is little escaping Doom's high level of violence, sorry campers.

    When it comes to customization, you're really only going skin deep however this is not a bad thing. With an insane amount of armor options, and the color/pattern schemes that can be altered, users can be confident that no two players (at least aesthetically) will be alike. Loadout customization is as straight forward as it gets, pick two guns and one piece of gear and go. Not too much intricacy here, and there doesn't have to be.

    Overall Doom's multiplayer experience is straight forward and perfect for anyone who enjoys fast paced online shooters. With never relenting action and violence, this game offers a good option to anyone looking to bulster their FPS collection.
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  38. May 17, 2016
    8
    I love this game. Takes me back to the old-school Doom I used to play when I was younger. Controls are smooth and responsive. The weapons are great. Being able to mod the weapons as well as the Praetor Suit is a great feature and works well. Exploration through the levels looking for secrets is fun and rewarding. The only reason I gave it an 8/10 is because of the short single-playerI love this game. Takes me back to the old-school Doom I used to play when I was younger. Controls are smooth and responsive. The weapons are great. Being able to mod the weapons as well as the Praetor Suit is a great feature and works well. Exploration through the levels looking for secrets is fun and rewarding. The only reason I gave it an 8/10 is because of the short single-player experience, occasional glitch, and the so-so multiplayer mode. Expand
  39. May 17, 2016
    10
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Finished on Ultra Violence Sunday morning! I gotta say, if you got the comp that can handle this game you're in business. Incredible graphics, awesome gameplay (I think I spent 3 hours on one heart), and have built two maps with BFG traps, warps, etc; snapmap is a powerful tool, easy to learn, hard to master. (you like Boolean?) They've said in a video that they want to give the modders all the tools they need, so this is actually a pending score of 11. If they don't give us more tools for free I'll just play Overwatch and give this a 10. Expand
  40. May 18, 2016
    9
    Great Doom Gameplay. Lives up to the name. Could have used a little more dialog, even a s ingle line, from the playable character though. A lot of fun for anyone that has never played the franchise.
  41. May 18, 2016
    9
    I never played any other DOOM game . So i cant compare it with doom 3 or older dooms . But the DOOM 2016 is a pretty good game . Its a fast paced arcade like FPS shooter which kinda doesnt follow clichés of its genre . And in my opinion its a good thing . Single player is good. Good graphics . High from rate ( keep in mind that 60 fps is a rare thing in console these days) and innovatingI never played any other DOOM game . So i cant compare it with doom 3 or older dooms . But the DOOM 2016 is a pretty good game . Its a fast paced arcade like FPS shooter which kinda doesnt follow clichés of its genre . And in my opinion its a good thing . Single player is good. Good graphics . High from rate ( keep in mind that 60 fps is a rare thing in console these days) and innovating shooting and gameplay . If there is one bad thing about the single player , it is STORY . Story is like a watery soap . I had more expectation from id & bethesda . Multiplayer is very good in my opinion . I bought DOOM & ucharted 4 together . I kinda expected that i spend my days on uncharted 4 multiplayer . But what happened is exactly the opposite . I donno why everyone is saying that DOOM multiplayer is bad . Multiplayer is nice and its customization is fun . Snap map mode is so complicated . I dont like it . If you are a fan of fps games . You should play it. Tnx for reading . Expand
  42. May 19, 2016
    9
    The time to Fight Like Hell has finally arrived, and it came with a bang. Doom is a return to basics shooter, and it shows us exactly how to reboot a franchise while maintaining all the fundamentals it was built upon in the first place.

    I can’t express enough the excitement I’ve experienced while playing through the Single Player Campaign for Doom. Doom pulls no punches and it delivers
    The time to Fight Like Hell has finally arrived, and it came with a bang. Doom is a return to basics shooter, and it shows us exactly how to reboot a franchise while maintaining all the fundamentals it was built upon in the first place.

    I can’t express enough the excitement I’ve experienced while playing through the Single Player Campaign for Doom. Doom pulls no punches and it delivers on an excessively violent and gory level. It manages to keep that horror film vibe, and while there isn’t a lot of tension when it comes to a scare factor, the fight for your own survival is what keeps your heart pounding. Doom continues throughout to relentlessly throw hordes of demons your way, not giving you an opportunity to slow down. However, there are key points in the game where you must think on your feet, because once you stop is when you die. I’m not going to go into the story at all, as I really want everyone to experience it for themselves. It’s not the most exciting story out there, but it works as far as Doom is concerned. ‘Id Software’ made it a point to show that gameplay is what matters this time. With each new weapon that I obtained, I began to feel more powerful. I tried to combine the use of multiple weapons throughout each level and it worked very well to my advantage. The ability to seamlessly switch between one weapon to another feels as smooth as butter and was obviously a great design choice.

    This game really goes out of its way to make you feel like the ultimate bad ass, and with each new weapon and upgrade, your frag count is sure to be staggering. As you progress, there are tons of secrets to be found, and to be honest, I missed quite a lot of them. Most of these secret areas allow you to upgrade either your health, armor, or your ammo capacity; or some allow you to gather an upgrade point for your weapons. The best part about all of this is that none of it is required to finish the game. It’ll make your life hell through your time spent in the game, but… that’s the point, right?

    Let’s go into the multiplayer. There isn’t a whole lot to be said here about the multiplayer; especially if you’ve played pretty much any Call of Duty title out there. You level up, you earn different armor, and weapons and demons are locked behind that ugly “Level Wall”. Doom’s multiplayer really feels like Call of Duty with a Doom Paint-Job. That’s not to say that it’s not fun, or just plain bad; We’ve just all been there before.

    One example is that with old school arena shooters, we’re used to finding weapons lying about the map we’re fighting on. Not this time. This time we’re forced to go by the dreaded “Loadout” style, and pick two weapons to play with, and one type of grenade. It’s not a horrible way to go about this, but that takes away the title of “Arena Shooter” and replaces it with “Arcade Shooter”, or...once again... “Call of Duty Shooter”. Now, I won’t sit here and tell you that I’m not having a blast with the multiplayer, because I am. I just wish it was a little more old school.

    However, what it lacks, it makes up for in speed. Doom’s multiplayer is extremely fast paced, which is part of what defined the arena shooter back in the day. Doom, Quake, and even Unreal Tournament were all apart of this at one point. Let’s hope it stays that way for future multiplayer shooters.

    So let’s move on to the final feature of the game. SnapMap. This mode allows you to design your own maps, more specifically, what type of game you create with that map. SnapMap allows you to make everything from DeathMatch to Extraction (Missions) to Survival. It’s a very intuitive tool that let’s you very easily create things you couldn’t before. I like to call it “Map Editor for Dummies”. There are tutorials that teach you everything you need to know to create the perfect masterpiece.

    I have just one problem with this extensive feature. Everything you create, you have to play in SnapMap mode. I want to be able to make a map, and release it to the community to play in Multiplayer! I don’t quite understand the logic behind id Software’s choice here, but I have a strong feeling that eventually SnapMap will die out. My suggestion would be that they allow, at the very least, the ability to release maps according to the modes available in Multiplayer. If that doesn’t happen, I don’t see SnapMap last very long. It’s an amazing feature that almost seems pointless.

    So here we are with a new Doom, and a new era of horror shooters. This total reboot shows exactly what made id Software the top dogs of their time, and that they’re still able to pull off something amazing. With the single player being the shining star, the multiplayer being a decent addition, and SnapMap which may or may not break itself, we have one very cool, and complete game. I recommend Doom to anyone a fan of shooters or not.

    Mike Taylor
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  43. May 18, 2016
    10
    wonderful, a trip to the past in the present. maps really well made ​​and a truly infernal hell.
    great music and sounds that take you to your memories of 12 to 15 years ago .
    highly recommended for every fan of the series and not too.
  44. May 21, 2016
    10
    I purchased Doom with a certain amount of reluctance. As with any remake of a classic, fan-favourite, game Doom had a lot to live up to and, after the abomination that was Doom 3, you could hardly blame me.
    Doom does not do cut-scenes; it does not need to pad itself out with stunning cinematics to lengthen it's story and detract from the gameplay.
    From the moment the game starts you
    I purchased Doom with a certain amount of reluctance. As with any remake of a classic, fan-favourite, game Doom had a lot to live up to and, after the abomination that was Doom 3, you could hardly blame me.
    Doom does not do cut-scenes; it does not need to pad itself out with stunning cinematics to lengthen it's story and detract from the gameplay.

    From the moment the game starts you are up to your eyes with undead and demons alike. Near the story of my journey I found myself wondering whether this constant flow over enemies attempting to wash over me would get tiresome. It didn't. It got more entertaining, more intense, and, in some cases, more hilarious.

    Visually the game looks fantastic; from the lighting and environment effects, to the general feel of the environments you're in.

    The sound effects are brilliant, thought I concede my least favourite is when I'm too caught up n the action and a noise sounds to alert me to my dangerously low health.

    Gameplay-wise, it just feels like someone has taken my beloved childhood game and brought up to the visual standards of 2016, with a few querky extras along the way.

    It has to be, hands down, one of the best FPS games I have played in a long time.

    Every weapon is perfectly balanced in terms of output, making your choice of weapon more situational than simply because it's overpowered. The exception being the BFG, ofcourse.

    The story is subtle. I fully understand what's going on at all times, and I'm interested to learn more as the game progresses, but it does not force you to watch cut-scene upon cut-scene.

    The multiplayer is an intense assortment of game modes, most of which you'll have experienced in other multiplayer online games. The balancing of the guns translates to the multiplayer, meaning every gun has its own pros and cons, without there being one clear winner. Though you can never go wrong with shotgun.

    Doom's interesting spin on your tactical throwing items is incredibly fun to play around with. We still have the classic Frag grenade, but you can also enjoy a personal teleporter, tesla greande, siphon grenade, energy shield wall, and more!

    There is nothing funnier than throwing your personal teleporter over an enemy combatants head, as you face them in head to head combat, only to appear behind them and unload a double barrel into their spine.

    Oh, and did i mention Demons? A demon buff will spawn every pre-fixed amount of time throughout a round and the first person to read said buff becomes the demon they have selected for their current loadout. If you're fortunate/quicker enough to become the demon try to avoid being killed, if the enemy kills you before the buff expires naturally they can pick it up and then terrorise you for a short period.

    So in summary; Doom has far exceed any initial expectations I had for the game. I bought it without any real conviction but it has kept me enticed since I started playing. If, like me, you're tired of the same COD-style shooters that we seem to be inundated with, get Doom. It's not all that often I enjoy both multiplayer and campaign.

    Oh, and it has a chainsaw.
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  45. May 29, 2016
    10
    Wow just wow! Being old enough to remember seeing doom for the first time when my parents took me to a computer show at some hotel conference room long ago and just being amazed. DOOM 2016 is a big thank you to Id for bringing something that amazed long ago back. Been gaming for a very long time and imo doom is a 10!

    Castle wolfenstein on diskette for life
  46. Jun 5, 2016
    10
    Did not expected this new generation Doom could deliver. Wow was I so wrong! It's super fast, always challenging, and incredibly enjoyable when you "glory kill".
  47. Jun 7, 2016
    10
    **** Amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
  48. Jun 21, 2016
    10
    UNA CAMPAÑA DE LOS MIL DEMONIOS DE BIEN HECHA MUSICA, AMBIENTACIÓN, ETC ETC UN JUEGO PERFECTO EN MODO HISTORIA Y SNAP MAP PARA QUE HABLAR. HABRÁN DETALLES COMO EN TODO JUEGO PERO ESO NO LO QUITA EL 1000% DE ENTRETENCIÓN QUE ENTREGA ESTE TITULO
  49. Aug 8, 2016
    10
    Fast. Gory. Rewards for getting up close and personal. Satisfying shotgun. Minimal storyline filler. And it really encapsulates that old-school Doom feel. Even the doors sound the same!

    Buy and play this game. You will not regret it
  50. Jan 2, 2017
    10
    The best looking game on consoles, hands down. Also the single most action packed game i have ever played in my entire life. Con: It's addicting and might leave you drained after all the action.
  51. May 13, 2016
    10
    Ironically, the fast paced distilled arena combat of this Doom is a refreshing break from the more realistic trend that the FPS genre has been going though. It stays true to it's origins with Hordes of enemies, outrageous weapons and bucketfuls of gore. A few new elements like the glory kills add a slight tactical element to the game and there's a full upgrade path for weapons and gearIronically, the fast paced distilled arena combat of this Doom is a refreshing break from the more realistic trend that the FPS genre has been going though. It stays true to it's origins with Hordes of enemies, outrageous weapons and bucketfuls of gore. A few new elements like the glory kills add a slight tactical element to the game and there's a full upgrade path for weapons and gear that add a new twist to the gameplay. Snap map is a full suite of tools to build your own levels/game modes. Multiplayer is fast and brutal. Technically the game is great. Looks awesome and runs at a buttery smooth 60 fps with no frame drops. A great package. Expand
  52. May 23, 2016
    8
    Say what you say about this game but the one thing it has is fast pace, frenetic action. In this game if you stay still you die. The premise, you wake up naked shackled and you break out to find two demons who want to kill you. The hand gun is pointless but you have your fist. Once you use them you discover what a glory kill is, and it is awesome to watch these demons crumble under you.Say what you say about this game but the one thing it has is fast pace, frenetic action. In this game if you stay still you die. The premise, you wake up naked shackled and you break out to find two demons who want to kill you. The hand gun is pointless but you have your fist. Once you use them you discover what a glory kill is, and it is awesome to watch these demons crumble under you. Many people are comparing this game to Halo based on the armor that the Marine wear mixed with Call of Duty. First and foremost the only thing this game resembles is Doom itself. The Armed Forces already u are working on a version for heavy battles. As far as COD, this game does not have regenerating health like COD does.Buy iy, you will not be sorry... except maybe for all the dying you as the player are going to suffer. Expand
  53. Nov 14, 2016
    8
    In preparation for Doom4, I played Doom1,2 and 3 immediately before playing it. Doom 1+2 are classics. The definition of early 3d FPS, hell with Wolf3D they practically invented it. Doom3 was a strange game, it has an even better rating on metacritic for the PC original release (87, while this has 85), but the console releases have a 67 rating... Doom3 is by some considered theIn preparation for Doom4, I played Doom1,2 and 3 immediately before playing it. Doom 1+2 are classics. The definition of early 3d FPS, hell with Wolf3D they practically invented it. Doom3 was a strange game, it has an even better rating on metacritic for the PC original release (87, while this has 85), but the console releases have a 67 rating... Doom3 is by some considered the definition of Horror FPS, with masterful atmosphere, and incredible tone and jumps, and by others, a spin-off or a slow paced wannabe.

    Found Doom 3 pretty fascinating, slow to get into, but definitely a unnerving experience with some incredible horror atmosphere and effects. As if Doom grew up with the fans of the Original. From a young naive but playful kid, to a dark, layered, mature adult. Doom 3 was kind of a perfect demonstration of how a kids game could become a game for adults.

    Which is why Doom 4 is such a strange beast. It's almost cartoonish in how light and palatable it tries to be. There are no scares, no horror, even the blood is minimal and dried up. Even the battles are, whilst challenging, about as scary as children's Halloween costumes. Doom 4 is in a way a return from the mature dark horror defining game of 2004, back to the young, full of energy, and immaturity of the 90s. You have zero punishment for doing badly. Checkpoints, the option of infinite ammo with certain upgrades, a refill to full armour and health at checkpoints in boss battles, and every monster looks like a Pixar designed character. That's not to say the game isn't tough, some of the arenas are relentless, and the boss battles are punishing, even on lower difficulties, and borderline impossible on max difficulty. But There's nothing scary about any of it, just difficult.

    That being said, it's a great freaking game. It's fun, there's a million combinations of weapons and mods to use, and every circumstance suits a certain type of weapon, it recaptures the excitement that FPS had in the late 90s. If anything it's more a Quake game than a Doom game, but it feels more like the Original Doom than Doom 3 did, which is a strange situation, because it almost feels like it invalidates the strides and maturity that Doom 3 brought us. Unlike Doom 3, no one's going to recall scary moments, look into the shadows expecting something to pounce out at them in real life, or lose any sleep. Doom 3 had a strong psychological element to it that resonated with the player. Doom 4 is just a fun game that you play and then stop playing. That's not to say that it's bad, but in a way to me it felt empty compared to the experience that Doom 3 left me with.

    I gave Doom an impressive 8/10, because it's a badass game, that rekindles some of the childhood excitement I had with early FPS games, that has been lost to points systems and pseudo realism, also I'm sure it's a blast on multiplayer, and I will more than likely replay it in Arcade mode. But Doom 3 was an experience that played tricks on my mind at night, and disturbed my girlfriend as she watch me play it, and there's a big gap between a fun game that you enjoy playing, and a game that feels more than just a game, an experience that changes you. So whilst I shall look forward to Doom 5, and shall replay Doom 4 and check it out on multiplayer, I will dream of a Doom 3 remaster or spiritual sequel in the future.
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  54. Nov 8, 2016
    8
    This is exactly what Doom is. The Campaign and Multiplayer modes are perfect. If you have fallen in love with previous incarnations of this franchise, you will not be disappointed with this newest addition.
  55. May 24, 2016
    8
    Is it just me that's noticed that a lot of the lower reviews suggest Uncharted 4 being better than this game in some way?

    Odd that. Had a lot of fun with this one, but I'm very sure Doom players of yesteryear would get more out of the references than I did. A refreshing, fast paced shooter. I've not done multiplayer so might increase score if it blows me away, probably just ignore it
    Is it just me that's noticed that a lot of the lower reviews suggest Uncharted 4 being better than this game in some way?

    Odd that.

    Had a lot of fun with this one, but I'm very sure Doom players of yesteryear would get more out of the references than I did. A refreshing, fast paced shooter. I've not done multiplayer so might increase score if it blows me away, probably just ignore it if it's pants.
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  56. May 22, 2016
    10
    This is simply one of the best shooters in years and is one of the most fun games i have ever played, regardless of genre. And the simple reason why this game is so fantastic is simply because it just like your good-old traditional FPS. The gameplay is fast, fluent, gory and simply just insane fun. This game fulfils its purpose in every way because it doesn't rely on an intriguingThis is simply one of the best shooters in years and is one of the most fun games i have ever played, regardless of genre. And the simple reason why this game is so fantastic is simply because it just like your good-old traditional FPS. The gameplay is fast, fluent, gory and simply just insane fun. This game fulfils its purpose in every way because it doesn't rely on an intriguing storyline or brilliant characters, it knows actually what it is and what it should be, and in doing so has created a masterful FPS that returns to its former glory. While the gore, lack of an intriguing story and First-person action may not suit well with some people. The point is that Doom is an insane, fast-paced, traditional FPS that does exactly what it should, and people who love FPS games (like me) will absolutely adore this game. And as i said earlier, this is the best FPS in many years, and is a natural evolution to arguably the FPS that started it all. Expand
  57. Jul 27, 2016
    9
    Ok, I need to write a review now, even though Im only halfway through campaign and barely touched multiplayer. But as a veteran of quake games when i write other user reviews with bulls*it like:
    "The multiplayer feels like a modern remake of Quake (pick one, they are all essentially the same). Which is not a bad thing, but it honestly lacks the necessary depth to keep you invested in the
    Ok, I need to write a review now, even though Im only halfway through campaign and barely touched multiplayer. But as a veteran of quake games when i write other user reviews with bulls*it like:
    "The multiplayer feels like a modern remake of Quake (pick one, they are all essentially the same). Which is not a bad thing, but it honestly lacks the necessary depth to keep you invested in the long term. Again, is fun but not a substantial addition to your free time."
    I just cant stay silent. DUDE!!! Nowadays there are NO GAMES skillwise like quake was!!! Wake up!! You are an ignorant - dont write about things you have no idea. Install Q1/Q2/Q3 on Your PC and try duel anyone who can play those games - Youll loose without getting any frags and youll die over 50 times in 10 minutes! These games are pure skill, nothing like post COD/BATTLEFIELD massive campfest, airstrike, bland noskill multiplayer titles. And the difference between multiplayer in Q1 (ultra fast gameplay), Q2 (slow, more tactical approach) and Q3 (mix of the first two) is also groundbreaking!

    Ok, thats enough about old Quake games, on to the DOOM. Its quite fresh, with definitelly fun frentic action, maybe a bit too chaotic - especially in multi, which seems also a bit more skill oriented than battlefields - cant say more about that, because modes involvig over 4 players playing simultaneously are too chaotic and playing fps shooter on game pad is pointless - skill starts witch attaching mouse and keyboard.
    Also I would love to see some global ladders/ranks in place of stupid perks (dumbest thing in multiplayer, where newbies are handicapped not only from being fresh to the game, but also have worse equipment/skilsets). Besides why do You start with good weapons? If they want to stay true to their roots, then we should all start with standard pistol on respawn, and grab weapons from strategic points on map - this was always giving maps A LOT of tactic and was the main reason that the knowledge of arenas were key points to win the match. Now only accuracy and proper weapon choice counts...

    Single player campaign is really nice, mindless, adrenaline pumping fun. And yeah it really feel
    great to clear difficult area of monsters. Glory kills are nice but what the hell are they doing in multiplayer part? Upgrades in single player campaign are also nice idea. For me its even better than the first 2 doom games back in their days. I am also aware, that those were turning point for gaming industry and the newest one is just a good, but forgetable game.

    Overall the game is great. I am complaining, but I have to face it - market changed, nowadays nobody wants to play really skill oriented multiplayer fps games. But You probably will enjoy this title a lot, because of sheer fun it gives. One of the best fps experience in a long time.
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  58. May 30, 2016
    8
    La verdad que no tenía demasiado interés en un primer momento por este Doom, cuando fue anunciado en el pasado E3, pero viendo lo bien que se hablaba de su campaña por parte de gente con buen criterio me decidí a comprarlo y vaya, está resultando ser uno de los mejores juegos que he podido jugar este año.

    La velocidad endiablada a la que te mueves con esos 60fps estables como una roca
    La verdad que no tenía demasiado interés en un primer momento por este Doom, cuando fue anunciado en el pasado E3, pero viendo lo bien que se hablaba de su campaña por parte de gente con buen criterio me decidí a comprarlo y vaya, está resultando ser uno de los mejores juegos que he podido jugar este año.

    La velocidad endiablada a la que te mueves con esos 60fps estables como una roca (en algun momento han rascado pero minimamente) es una autentica pasada. Este Doom es pura diversión, hace extremadamente bien la mecanica en la que se basa: disparar y matar y matar. Incluso las secciones de plataformas y exploración en busca de secretos son geniales.

    Un shooter clasico traido a la next gen como dios manda y personalmente una autentica sorpresa. Sobre el multijugador no opino porque creo que lo que realmente merece la pena es su campaña, en mi opinión la mejor campaña de FPS en años.
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  59. May 19, 2016
    10
    This is, without a doubt, the most fun I've had playing a single player FPS campaign in years. It's fast, fluid, dynamic, exciting, and really really really slick. You are a killing machine and the only thing between you and the end of the game is a billion little demons just waiting to be turned into a fine red mist or a lovely red goo.

    Every area is a new playground of murder. Every
    This is, without a doubt, the most fun I've had playing a single player FPS campaign in years. It's fast, fluid, dynamic, exciting, and really really really slick. You are a killing machine and the only thing between you and the end of the game is a billion little demons just waiting to be turned into a fine red mist or a lovely red goo.

    Every area is a new playground of murder. Every zone is another chance to go head to head with some of the biggest, baddest demons around, rip their eyes out of their heads, and shove them down their throats. It's over the the top Glory Kills REALLY drive the "feel" of the game home. The faster you kill, the more recklessly you play, the more your rewarded, not just with showers of health (and later armor), but also in spectacular death animations that just don't get old.

    All this and it's FULL of well hidden and fun to find secrets, an intuitive yet interesting weapon/armor upgrade system, remade retro levels to find and murder your way through, and one of the most well optimized, bug free experiences I've had from an AAA title maybe ever.

    This game is worth every penny for the campaign mode alone, and then there's the SnapMap feature which I hear is already turning out some quality content. And multiplayer, if that's your thing (it's not mine...but I don't mind at all cause the single player is so good).

    So if your idea of a great time is crouching behind waist-high walls and waiting for health to regen while the enemy ineffectually attempts to shoot you from long range, look elsewhere. But if your idea of a good time is wandering into the wrong part of Hell and tearing every single resident apart with your bare hands till you're wading in the gore, than yeah, buy this game now.
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  60. May 24, 2016
    9
    Doom is back with a fun story and a good PVP. It wil be a good enemy for Overwatch as gameplay. But you need to give him time because isn't easy to understand and play
  61. May 24, 2016
    8
    Nostalgia alone was enough to get me to buy this game, and I gotta admit I wasn't expecting Doom to be anything special but I was pleasantly surprised. Doom made me remember why back in the day every other fps released after Doom on the pc was considered a "doom clone". It's stunning visuals really bring out the best of the ps4 (so much so that my ps4 sounded like it did when I wasNostalgia alone was enough to get me to buy this game, and I gotta admit I wasn't expecting Doom to be anything special but I was pleasantly surprised. Doom made me remember why back in the day every other fps released after Doom on the pc was considered a "doom clone". It's stunning visuals really bring out the best of the ps4 (so much so that my ps4 sounded like it did when I was playing The Witcher 3, an airplane engine) and the smooth controls and faster gameplay make it a refreshing trip back to the roots of the fps genre. Where Doom doesn't shine as much is later in the game when you start to feel like you are doing the same thing over and over. I remedied this by taking a break from the campaign and trying multiplayer for a bit. Doom's multiplayer isn't the greatest around and seems to even be lacking in the content department but it is definitely a good change of pace from the campaign, and I would say that if I was any good at pvp in the first place I probably would have liked it a lot more. I would definitely recommend Doom to anyone that likes the fps genre even at it's price point of $59.99. Those of you that grew up with Doom like I did I think will be just as surprised as I was. Expand
  62. Jun 19, 2017
    8
    What a refreshing, fast pace FPS game. This is the DOOM people have been waiting for years. With extremely fun yet challenging gameplay this is the one to play. And added multiplayer which is fun.
  63. May 18, 2016
    9
    Es un juego muy divertido, con buenos graficos, no le doy el diez, pero solo por motivos personales y es en especial por los demonios son bastante predecibles, despues de que sabes cuales son sus moviemientos se vuelve algo repetitivo matarlos, lo interesante seria que fueran impredecibles con una galeria de movimientos amplia y mas organica, lo digo porque atacan se quedan quietos giranEs un juego muy divertido, con buenos graficos, no le doy el diez, pero solo por motivos personales y es en especial por los demonios son bastante predecibles, despues de que sabes cuales son sus moviemientos se vuelve algo repetitivo matarlos, lo interesante seria que fueran impredecibles con una galeria de movimientos amplia y mas organica, lo digo porque atacan se quedan quietos giran apuntan y atacan, y son los mismas tres o cuatro animaciones, ademas este proceso es muy largo, lo ideal seria que ese tiempo muerto mientras vuelven a atacar se utilizar para incluir una animacion o un movimiento que no los haga tan vulnerables, y los haga dificiles de matar.
    que en resumen la inteligencia de los demonios y su poco versatilidad para moverse los hace faciles de matar, por ese detalle se pierde la inmersion bastante, en un momento parece que estuviera en el infierno y en el otro en kindergarden.
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  64. Jul 6, 2016
    8
    Hell is literally taking over a secret Mars facility and the only one who can save humanity is this mysteriously overpowered, silent sentinel, who clearly needs no help and somehow manages to make an already gory scene even gorier. So what is our hero to do? Fight like hell! Doom is a throwback to when games didn't need to be bogged down with complex story-lines, cultural references, hugeHell is literally taking over a secret Mars facility and the only one who can save humanity is this mysteriously overpowered, silent sentinel, who clearly needs no help and somehow manages to make an already gory scene even gorier. So what is our hero to do? Fight like hell! Doom is a throwback to when games didn't need to be bogged down with complex story-lines, cultural references, huge set pieces, or crazy amounts of multiplayer content to be considered great. What you find instead is a wonderfully gory bad-ass death dealing experience.

    The goriest and most satisfying moments in Doom are found in its almost 13-hour campaign. While the actual story is rather bland, the combat is what compels you to keep plugging away at the game. Gone are the days where you’re forced to use cover and military tactics to complete your missions, Doom lets you actually live out an action movie. You’re motivated to move from enemy to enemy, dealing out enormous amounts of damage at every enemy in your path, arena style. Your Doom Guy doesn’t know when to stop. Your character moves at a ridiculously fast pace to creating a hectic sense of combat. You’re given tons of opportunities to use the environment within combat as well. Jumping from platform to platform is so seamless that it becomes second nature to bounce around for better combat vantage points.

    "You’re motivated to move from enemy to enemy, dealing out enormous amounts of damage at every enemy in your path, arena style."

    Onto the guns! Aside from the main weapon choices in Doom, you also have a hand full of special weapons that offer a unique tool. You can finish off a horde of enemies with a single shot from the classic BFG or turn a single demon into a pile of gory giblets with the chainsaw. The chainsaw is easily the highlight of your special weapon choices. Not only do you witness one the bloodiest death scenes in a game, you also have a tool to save you from a situation where ammo is just not available. You get an instant, satisfying kill with your chainsaw and, out of the bloody carcass of whichever poor demon is on the receiving end of your beautiful weapon, you get a rain of ammo as a reward. Do you kill off the demon tossing rockets everywhere or do you save your fuel (which is located throughout a level for the chainsaw) for when your ammo supply begins to dry out? Doom presents so many intense battles that your choices are all split second decisions that never feel too overwhelming.

    I found myself never utilizing the full arsenal at my disposal. The plasma gun felt a little under-powered and my poor pistol never saw the light of day unless I was completely out of ammo. After acquiring most of the weapons in the game, I came to realize that some weapons shared the same ammo pool. It was an interesting concept, but I felt forced to hold off using some inferior weapons so that I didn’t lose the ammo needed for the more interesting options. Everyone will have their own favorites, of course, but it felt a little too restrictive for me. The variety given each weapon is impressive with the upgrade system.

    "Every new area you visit is more impressive than the last."

    Doom is split into three parts and the multiplayer is the black sheep in the bunch. There is a bit of a disjointed feel to the combat in the multiplayer side of Doom. My attacks didn’t feel as effective against live opponents, and I would have loved for some of that bad-ass feeling from the single player campaign to find its way into multiplayer. At times, you can pick up the demon power-up which was the highlight of my experience. Thrashing around and causing mayhem as a baron of hell never gets tiring. With that being said, it felt like far too much of an advantage. I played way too many matches where one team had the demon rune consistently throughout a match, and no amount of skill could overcome.

    SnapMap is by far one of the simplest tools to create imaginative gameplay that I have seen in a shooter. Snapping enemies, power-ups, environments, and all manner of goodness is a button click away. You never feel overwhelmed with your choices after working through the well-made tutorial. The SnapMap also allows you to share your custom games or explore amazing created content from players around the world. One of the best examples was a match I played where you faced endless waves of enemies in a “horde mode” where communication and cooperation with other players is key. After having that much fun with such a simple SnapMap creation, I look forward to what other types of games the player base can create.
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    Rating 8.5/10
    + Amazing single player campaign
    + Great upgrade system: Weapons and Suit.
    + Plenty of secrets and collectibles
    + Intuitive create your own game feature – SnapMap
    - Multiplayer can’t keep up with the single player
    - Some weapons needed more work to stand out
    Recommended for: fans of the original Doom, Gears of War or fast-paced shooters.
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  65. May 17, 2016
    8
    If you're on the fence about this game, don't be! I'd never played a Doom game before and am officially a fan!

    I was originally hesitant because there didn't appear to be any story and I'm typically of the camp that if the game doesn't have a story then it's not worth my time & gameplay looked repetitive in the sense "go to this area, clear out enemies....now do the same over here"
    If you're on the fence about this game, don't be! I'd never played a Doom game before and am officially a fan!

    I was originally hesitant because there didn't appear to be any story and I'm typically of the camp that if the game doesn't have a story then it's not worth my time & gameplay looked repetitive in the sense "go to this area, clear out enemies....now do the same over here"

    Doom focuses so much on gameplay, level design & atmosphere that you almost don't notice that the story is minimal and you are just going from area to area introducing demons to your shotgun. They do this with fast, frenzied gunplay & challenging the way you approach combat. Each section of the game gives you "challenges" which task you to take out enemies a certain way or explore your surroundings in order to gain points for upgrading your armor & guns.

    This game is a breath of fresh air! Regenerating health? Nope. Reloading...yeah no! But finding yourself in pinch with little to no ammo as a Hell Knight bears down on you only to be cut down by your chainsaw so that he spills ammo to keep you in the fight just that much longer....oh hell yes!
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  66. May 17, 2016
    10
    It's fast, it's brutal, it's perfect. The game is the definition of fun. If you're looking for a more run of the mill fps with precise mechanics like destiny or cod then this isn't for you, but then again I didn't know what to expect when I got doom and I loved it. Campaign is flawless, just brutal fast paced demon blasting. Multiplayer offers hours of fun with quick movement and awesomeIt's fast, it's brutal, it's perfect. The game is the definition of fun. If you're looking for a more run of the mill fps with precise mechanics like destiny or cod then this isn't for you, but then again I didn't know what to expect when I got doom and I loved it. Campaign is flawless, just brutal fast paced demon blasting. Multiplayer offers hours of fun with quick movement and awesome gun fights. All weapons are normalized and balanced and the kill time is quite high making gun fights more rewarding. All in all no one knows that they need this game until they actually get it and with that, I hope to see you all in hell! Expand
  67. May 18, 2016
    9
    DOOM does not disappoint. As a fan of the 1993 original and subsequent sequel this game is a breath of fresh air to the FPS genre. Only 4 seconds into the game you're called into action and from then it just doesn't stop. Weapons are satisfying to use and the shotguns carry a punch that leaves you grinning ear to ear. Little touches like familiar sounds and the red boxes for ammo justDOOM does not disappoint. As a fan of the 1993 original and subsequent sequel this game is a breath of fresh air to the FPS genre. Only 4 seconds into the game you're called into action and from then it just doesn't stop. Weapons are satisfying to use and the shotguns carry a punch that leaves you grinning ear to ear. Little touches like familiar sounds and the red boxes for ammo just bring back nostalgia by the bucket load.

    I wasn't sure how I would like the Glory Kill system but believe me, when you start using it, it'll be your preferred method of killing - seeing how the monsters are ripped apart by your own bare hands, managing to get some health along the way.

    A few frame-rate issues to date and a little tearing here and there, which you barely notice as you combat the hordes of monsters running towards you. I have also tried multiplayer but it's early days and there was severe lag. I'm hoping this is improved with time (much like PS4's DriveClub) but early impressions are good - it's a no-frills old-school multiplayer game, just this time over the internet rather than serial-to-serial on PC in 1993.

    It's been said this game will mostly attract fans of the original DOOM and DOOM II and that's probably true, but if you want a 'no thinking just shoot' wrapped up with gorgeous graphics and gameplay, buy it!
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  68. May 22, 2016
    8
    La sensación herratica de matar por matar pasa sobre vuestras manos en una forma peculiar tan adictiva pero tan tonta que da risa. Errores por aparte, que es por lo que veis, esté juego no será la mejor historia jamás creada pero es reminiscente de una época donde la gracia recaía en que jugaras.
    En otras palabras te divertirá por horas sin las tontas conocidas excusas para frenar tu
    La sensación herratica de matar por matar pasa sobre vuestras manos en una forma peculiar tan adictiva pero tan tonta que da risa. Errores por aparte, que es por lo que veis, esté juego no será la mejor historia jamás creada pero es reminiscente de una época donde la gracia recaía en que jugaras.
    En otras palabras te divertirá por horas sin las tontas conocidas excusas para frenar tu diversión.
    Lo dicho dicho está, vienes aquí a jugar, vienes aquí matar, ¿te parece suficiente?
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  69. May 24, 2016
    10
    First, I have to say that this game is just not for everyone. People who are awaiting deep or actually any story would be disappointed in this game, because it is more “old school” if I could call that. It is simple and mindless full action shooter and as a shooter, it is damn good. No camping in a cover for half an hour, just take weapon, run and shoot. Therefore, I will rate it for whatFirst, I have to say that this game is just not for everyone. People who are awaiting deep or actually any story would be disappointed in this game, because it is more “old school” if I could call that. It is simple and mindless full action shooter and as a shooter, it is damn good. No camping in a cover for half an hour, just take weapon, run and shoot. Therefore, I will rate it for what it is. Gameplay is full of action, low resting time between hordes of demons and overall left big satisfied smile on my face. Though some jumping scene god bit on my nerves, but it has more to do that I used to play those games on pc (playing with controller is hard for me).Campagna is decent length, not too long (what makes me usually quit the game before I finish it) and not too short. There is not much, what you can say about it, since it is go and kill demons and find secrets darning jumping scenes. On the other hand multiplayer left mixed feelings. I am not sure if in game like doom progression system is the way to go, but the action and game itself is actually fun.
    In short, the game has beautiful graphics, a lot of gore, adrenalin full action gameplay and good music.
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  70. Jun 1, 2016
    9
    Was considering buying UC4 instead but am very happy I didn't. Contains a cool story, guns, upgrades, and great shooting mechanics.

    Would Highly Recommend if looking for a fun pick up put down single player game.
  71. Aug 10, 2016
    10
    I have been following this Game since last Years Bethesda E3's Reveal with the Demo they showed, I was immediately Shocked and Hooked at the same time. Not only was I excited to hear that id Software was making a New DOOM Game, I'm like " Oh, Hell Yes"!!. Since it's initial release of May 13th of this Year, I played this game non-stop. Once I finished this game, I stood up and clapped myI have been following this Game since last Years Bethesda E3's Reveal with the Demo they showed, I was immediately Shocked and Hooked at the same time. Not only was I excited to hear that id Software was making a New DOOM Game, I'm like " Oh, Hell Yes"!!. Since it's initial release of May 13th of this Year, I played this game non-stop. Once I finished this game, I stood up and clapped my hands because of how well id Software made this game. id Software did an excellent Job. From it's Visual Art Style, to its Music, and its Awesome Weaponry, DOOM happens to be the Best FPS out there this Year. It's only my opinion though, it's way better than Call of Duty. DOOM came back with a Vengeance!! Expand
  72. Aug 17, 2016
    10
    Super shotgun (Check)
    Demons to kill (Check)
    Easter Eggs (Check)
    Online arena goodness (Check)

    As some one who was only a kid when the first doom came out this was a great game. I used to sneak onto my dads computer and play it, Now I sit here playing this majestically beautiful game
  73. Jan 31, 2017
    9
    This is DOOM. Straight up. There's no nonsense here. It's intense, aggressive, and is an adrenaline fueled joyride from start to finish that never lets you go for an instant.

    DOOM is the game DOOM 3 wishes it was. Going back to what made the original great, it focuses on being fast and fluid, possessing rewarding and cathartic combat that's fast and brutal and bloody. Killing demons is
    This is DOOM. Straight up. There's no nonsense here. It's intense, aggressive, and is an adrenaline fueled joyride from start to finish that never lets you go for an instant.

    DOOM is the game DOOM 3 wishes it was. Going back to what made the original great, it focuses on being fast and fluid, possessing rewarding and cathartic combat that's fast and brutal and bloody. Killing demons is an absolute joy to behold, and tearing through the hordes makes you feel like an absolute badass.

    The story is who the f*** cares? You kill demons, that's it. Kill ALL the demons. Well, okay, there IS story, and actually not a bad one, though your involvement in it is not much more than a torrent of destruction and carnage that can't be stopped by anything. The DOOM Marine is, ironically, passive in the narrative as a whole, being more of a side character, despite being the bane of all of Hell. The story fluff is contained in the codex, which has detailed descriptions on lore and characters and locations and demons and all that, which you can read any time you want if you care about that kind of thing, something the DOOM Marine couldn't give a flying demon's lower jaw about. He's there for one thing; to kill demons. A lot of demons. ALL the demons, preferably.

    The gameplay, as stated before, is fast and aggressive. No cover based shooting here, folks. Combat is reliant on having quick feet, quick reflexes, and quick trigger fingers, requiring nerves of steel as you tear your way through the legions of Hell's minions. The game's main addition to combat is the "glory kill" system, which is not an innuendo, trust me. Weakened demons can be finished off with a pre-animated takedown move, which thankfully is quick and stylish, never breaking up the fast paced flow of combat with a huge overdone cutscene like other games tend to do. You'll take off a demons arm and smack them in the face with it and then jump to the next demon to kick his legs out from under him and punch his face into the floor within the course of a few seconds, and it all blends in perfectly. Performing these moves will yield health, providing incentive to take demons down in this method, allowing you to keep up the fight and keep the pressure on as you rip and tear your way around the combat arenas.

    The game also harks back to the original games by featuring open ended maps that focus on key hunting, also having many collectibles to track down and collect, which is what you usually do with collectibles. The promise of weapon and armor upgrades as well as additional health, armor and ammo capacity properly incentivises exploration through the sprawling maps, looking for secrets that can be anything from the listed above, to even original DOOM levels, complete with original 8-bit graphics that are fully playable.

    The weapons are just as satisfying as the combat. All of them, save the starting pistol, are brutally effective at eliminating Hell's legions, and all are viable options... except the starting pistol. Unlocking secondary firing modes gives new combat options, ranging from a grenade launcher for your shotgun to micro-missiles for your assault rifle, to a stun bomb for your plasma rifle to a lock-on function for your rocket launcher. All of these can be upgraded individually through upgrade points you earn through the game for finding secrets and killing demons in order to increase their effectiveness, and doing so allows you to outright destroy even the most powerful demons. The weapons are practically in this for the same reasons you are; to kill demons.

    The DOOM Marine himself is also worth mentioning. Despite not having a single line of dialogue, he is one of the most charismatic characters I have ever seen in any game. Simply through first-person gestures, you see what kind of person the DOOM Marine is, his personality conveyed entirely through his interactions with the world and with other entities in it, and it speaks volumes. The DOOM Marine has more character and personality through action alone than so many other video game characters that have hundreds of lines of dialogue to work with and just end up being bland and generic. The DOOM Marine is two things: he's angry, and he HATES demons. Not the most complex character, fair enough, but the sheer personality infused into the character just through his actions make him so likable. The first bits of dialogue in the game, being an expository monologue by the main corporate guy, is interrupted by the DOOM Marine grabbing the monitor and tossing it aside, because he couldn't care less about what's going on around him. He's there for one thing, the thing that his whole existence revolves around, and the same reason you're here as well. To kill demons. ALL demons.

    I could go on for hours about this game, but I'll leave it at this: this is DOOM. It pays homage to the original games without licking its boots, and stands proudly as a worthy successor to its legendary heritage.
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  74. Jan 12, 2017
    9
    This game has offered by far the most fun I've had in any ps4 campaign yet. After the shift in tone that was had with Doom 3, DOOM recaptures the fast-action run and shootem' gameplay that made the first two Doom games so great.

    There is really quite a lot to love about DOOM. It does several things very well. The level design, structurally and visually, succeeds in maintaining interest
    This game has offered by far the most fun I've had in any ps4 campaign yet. After the shift in tone that was had with Doom 3, DOOM recaptures the fast-action run and shootem' gameplay that made the first two Doom games so great.

    There is really quite a lot to love about DOOM. It does several things very well. The level design, structurally and visually, succeeds in maintaining interest and provides plenty of exploration opportunities, where you can find collectibles (especially the charming Doom guy dolls). This is a nice break from the break neck action that ensues in bursts, and which can admittedly can begin to wear you out if you play too much of this game in one sitting.

    The crazy action is accompanied by an operatic, devilish music score that nails the tone of the game, cueing at the right moments an orchestral blast that really gives the game a sense of polish and succeeds in making the player feel immersed.

    The story isn't overwhelming nor is it underwhelming. The game reaches a nice middle ground where it provides a feasible plot outline that doesn't obstruct from gameplay, and since the gameplay is intriguing enough, it is really a plus that the game isn't too story heavy. That being said, the story does supply some very epic fight sequences, and succeeds in making the player feel like an angry Doom guy who really just wants to blast every hellish fiend he encounters to a lower level of hell.

    The actual gameplay itself is varied due to the wide array of weapons and special equipment that the player throughout the game can eventually collect and use along his journey. The game as such is very much so a learn as you go kind of game, forcing the player to adapt to new situations and test which weapons work best against the wide gamut of enemy types.

    I was nervous about this game from its gameplay trailers where there appeared to be an incessant amount of fight animations. Luckily, as you play along, you notice less and less when these occur, and they actually serve a function in the gameplay itself (they drop health and ammo). Furthermore, they aren't necessary.

    The reason this game isn't scoring a 10/10 for me is its lack of local multiplayer. DOOM's multiplayer is really quite a joke, and it's a lucky fact that the developers didn't create a campaign that depended on it. It would have been nice to be able to play local multiplayer, like the old Doom games. Nevertheless, it's a relief to see a game that put all of its eggs into the right basket, unlike so many other games nowadays that are trying to do everything and succeed at doing nothing. DOOM's campaign is so genuinely fun that its lack of local player becomes somewhat insignificant.
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  75. Nov 6, 2017
    9
    Take Doom for what it is, a mindless, violent, adrenaline fuelled journey through a Mars facility built by the UAC as you "Rip & Tear" your way through hordes of demons. This game delivers what it has delivered for years, making you, the gamer, feel like an unstoppable badass.

    Updated with modern graphics that are beautiful, a perk and upgrade system that balances out well, a challenge
    Take Doom for what it is, a mindless, violent, adrenaline fuelled journey through a Mars facility built by the UAC as you "Rip & Tear" your way through hordes of demons. This game delivers what it has delivered for years, making you, the gamer, feel like an unstoppable badass.

    Updated with modern graphics that are beautiful, a perk and upgrade system that balances out well, a challenge system that is optional to accelerate the pace of those upgrades, and the glorious easter eggs that slap you in the face with some great nostalgic levels from the classic games, this truly embodies a positive modern touch that does not harm the nostalgic feel of the game.

    Although, it has to be mentioned that the multiplayer is subpar, and while it does feel a little bit like Quake Arena, the balancing of the demons kinda throws everything off, and it gets tiring fast. Also, this game is nothing like Doom 3, it is more like a modernized Doom 2, so do not expect to be walking around with your flashlight and have imps jump from around corners and dark hallways. Oh, and you never have to reload.

    Positives:

    - Fast paced action
    - Great upgrade system
    - Beautiful graphics
    - Lots of guns (classics included)
    - Nightmare mode makes things interesting and tough
    - No other game will make you feel more like a badass
    - Classic level easter eggs and secrets are fun to find
    - Mick Gordon absolutely nailed this soundtrack
    - An amazing fps to help escape from the plethora of cut & paste fps games out these days
    - Snap map allows for users to share their creativity

    Negatives:

    - Story is linear and just background noise
    - Multiplayer won't entice you to return
    - Snap map creativity is limited by modding restrictions
    - No single player DLC :(

    Overall, this game is awesome. No other word I can use to truly describe it, it really is a standout for FPS games. I may have a slight bias towards Doom as it was one of the first games I ever played on my PC, but if you pick this one up, especially for the current price, you will not regret it. This is a must buy for fans of the series. It really does Rip & Tear itself away from garbage FPS games that are being released around it. This is one of the two games of 2016 that I thoroughly enjoyed and put countless hours into, and it easily receives a 90% (9/10) from me. BFG = Best F***ing Game. The other game is Uncharted 4 btw.
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  76. Mar 20, 2017
    9
    Doom is fantastic. It combines the open level game play with platforming, intense combat, unique weapons, enemies, and bosses. The glory kill system is also brutal, and the game lasts for over 12 hours. Snapmap is also very fun to use and easy to learn. Doomguy is also a complete badass, and bethesda gave him an awesome personality. The only bad thing about it is the multiplayer. It has okDoom is fantastic. It combines the open level game play with platforming, intense combat, unique weapons, enemies, and bosses. The glory kill system is also brutal, and the game lasts for over 12 hours. Snapmap is also very fun to use and easy to learn. Doomguy is also a complete badass, and bethesda gave him an awesome personality. The only bad thing about it is the multiplayer. It has ok customization with 1-2 unique modes. But everything else about multiplayer is bare bones. Expand
  77. Apr 14, 2017
    9
    If you like FPP Shooter's in oldschool style - pick up that game. Hectolie of blood, hell, demons, tons of bullets... It's awesome. Doom is a DANCE! One of best FPP Shooters on 2016.
  78. Jul 12, 2018
    8
    The campaign really does feel like good old fashion Doom.

    + fast paced
    + terrific sound track
    + you feel like a bad ass when you survive a horde of enemies
    + cool bosses

    - I don't know if the multiplayer turned out the way they were hoping, especially the map making stuff. It's 2 years since the game's release and I can't get into an online match to save my life
  79. Mar 27, 2018
    8
    Juego muy entretenido en el que no te aburres nunca. Doom es diversión frenética.

    Very entertaining game in which you never get bored. Doom is frantic fun.
  80. Nov 12, 2018
    9
    DooM, после этих четырех букв, можно больше ничего не писать, но я скажу, что игра мне очень понравилась. Это был шикарный игровой опыт!
  81. Dec 25, 2018
    8
    Doom's single-player recalls great FPS action from a simpler time, but its multiplayer misses more than it hits.
  82. May 13, 2016
    10
    Oh my wow, this game is incredibly slick. The pacing is phenomenal. The glory kills are sleek and fluid, im only 3 hours in but this is really fantastic. Haven't enjoyed myself on an fps this much in a long time. To the people saying it's too cartoony, do you not remember the original games? Purple and pink demons everywhere, a very vivid color spread. Stop complaining, this is an awesome game.
  83. May 13, 2016
    10
    The new Doom has a lot of legacy to live up to. My two first hours of the game were checking if everything was in place.
    The gameplay feels amazing, it the old 90's power trip were you get to discharge all of your adrenaline by shooting monsters with awesome weapons. There are plenty of secrets and Easter eggs and massive maps to explore. The graphics are breathtaking, and immersive.
    The new Doom has a lot of legacy to live up to. My two first hours of the game were checking if everything was in place.
    The gameplay feels amazing, it the old 90's power trip were you get to discharge all of your adrenaline by shooting monsters with awesome weapons. There are plenty of secrets and Easter eggs and massive maps to explore. The graphics are breathtaking, and immersive.
    Even living up to it's "outaded" legacy Doom is a 2016 title that holds on it's own.
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  84. May 13, 2016
    10
    Very smart move on ID's part by letting actual gamers be the critics rather than all these sellouts on professional sites. Anyway, this is how a FPS game should be done, perfected to every detail. Graphics, music, mechanics are great. They've done fantastic job. One of the best games 2016 and a pleasant surprise. ID knew what it was doing with this game.
  85. May 13, 2016
    10
    thanks for bringing back old school shooter it got a bit of a charisma (not to take away anything from the new shooter but its kinda different and more intense) and thx for the music
  86. May 13, 2016
    10
    I am 36 and gamed for 32 years. Gaming crazy before gaming was cool. This was the first game i finished for the ps1 and never forgot hitting a bastard with the shotgun for the first time. A memory holds dear. This is Doom people.._no mistake. Idk how many young folks on here are like ._.Ok._.Just a fast shooter._.Wah wah wah._ to hell with their opinions. Pun? No. I want Doom._. Now iI am 36 and gamed for 32 years. Gaming crazy before gaming was cool. This was the first game i finished for the ps1 and never forgot hitting a bastard with the shotgun for the first time. A memory holds dear. This is Doom people.._no mistake. Idk how many young folks on here are like ._.Ok._.Just a fast shooter._.Wah wah wah._ to hell with their opinions. Pun? No. I want Doom._. Now i have Doom in 2016. Hats off to the old cats at id software. Yall pulled it off maintaining integrity of old school meets new school. Wth did people expect? Reinventing the wheel? It rolls just fine. See yall in hell. Expand
  87. May 22, 2016
    10
    very good, it brings a lot together from ids earlier games doom2, doom3, quake 3. The SP is fast-paced and gory, sounds great with bass cranked up. I like this game because they put focus on the gameplay above everything else. They actually put FoV seting for the console version. It has 2 Nightmare difficulties which are insanely hard, which will keep me coming back! After playing the MPvery good, it brings a lot together from ids earlier games doom2, doom3, quake 3. The SP is fast-paced and gory, sounds great with bass cranked up. I like this game because they put focus on the gameplay above everything else. They actually put FoV seting for the console version. It has 2 Nightmare difficulties which are insanely hard, which will keep me coming back! After playing the MP for a while, it is very fun, it feels like quake3, with demon runes which makes the mp stand out from other arena shooters. This game is a 10 for me - bravo id!! My only complaint is no ffa deathmatch mode! Expand
  88. May 13, 2016
    9
    Personally not a fan of the multiplayer portion, though many will enjoy it... The game is worth getting for the single player alone... reminds me of Painkiller in its speed and brutality.

    Smashing your fist through the chest of an enemy then blowing his friends skull apart with a shotgun is always going to me fun.
  89. May 13, 2016
    10
    Doom 2016 is great, much like the recent Wolfenstein, Doom 2016 has turned out to be a surprisingly good reboot. The glory kill system is great fun and adds another dimension to the old FPS formula. I can see this emulated in every FPS going forward. The atmosphere and graphics are second to none. The gameplay is fast and visceral. The Metroid inspired exploration was an unexpected andDoom 2016 is great, much like the recent Wolfenstein, Doom 2016 has turned out to be a surprisingly good reboot. The glory kill system is great fun and adds another dimension to the old FPS formula. I can see this emulated in every FPS going forward. The atmosphere and graphics are second to none. The gameplay is fast and visceral. The Metroid inspired exploration was an unexpected and perfect fit for the great grandfather of all shooters.

    Doom 2016 is the best entry in the series excluding the first Doom. It's also the best shooter of the year, and in recent years.
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  90. May 13, 2016
    10
    I am extremely impressed with Doom 4. Fast-paced demon blasting action with heavy metal in the background. The Snapmap feature also looks extremely promising. Id, you nailed it!
  91. May 14, 2016
    10
    Incredible. It's fast, it's fun. It's the first FPS in years that I've sunken more than 3 hours into single player and I'm loving every second. The secrets, the guns, the runes. It has everything going to keep it fresh. I've found myself scouring every nook and cranny to find everything that is hidden...and STILL missing some!

    The multiplayer is great, and has a great draw to it. I love
    Incredible. It's fast, it's fun. It's the first FPS in years that I've sunken more than 3 hours into single player and I'm loving every second. The secrets, the guns, the runes. It has everything going to keep it fresh. I've found myself scouring every nook and cranny to find everything that is hidden...and STILL missing some!

    The multiplayer is great, and has a great draw to it. I love the feel of it. I've been missing an "arena style" shooter and this quasi-arena approach is fresh and approachable in today's day and age.

    Snap Map LOOKS awesome, but I honestly haven't been able to hop in to that yet. I'm curious as to what people will come up with.

    The only thing I'm hesitant about (that isn't in the purchase of the stand alone game, so I won't dock points) is the DLC. $40 for 3 MP expansions seems pretty steep. I'm holding on to the code that I purchased just in case I find it to not be worth it.

    But for what it's worth, I created this account to post my first review because of how much I love this game and how much I'd dislike for haters to just tank the score with their 0's.
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  92. May 15, 2016
    10
    I feel like you're going to see 2 types of Doom reviews from 2 camps of players: those who played the original Doom, and those who didn't. Basically, if you liked the original Doom, you'll like this. If you like more modern shooters, this is going to be very strange for you. No sprinting, no reloading, no fine aim--and that's all FANTASTIC. This is Doom at its Doomiest, and it's aboutI feel like you're going to see 2 types of Doom reviews from 2 camps of players: those who played the original Doom, and those who didn't. Basically, if you liked the original Doom, you'll like this. If you like more modern shooters, this is going to be very strange for you. No sprinting, no reloading, no fine aim--and that's all FANTASTIC. This is Doom at its Doomiest, and it's about running, shooting, exploring, and more shooting. As an added bonus, your weapons and armor are upgradeable, allowing some slight but impactful progression without taking you out of the action.
    Seriously, as far as the campaign goes, if you want Doom, this is most definitely Doom from back in the day gussied up with a few new tricks, and it's GREAT.
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  93. May 15, 2016
    10
    This DOOM is excelent, the guns, the demons, the level design, the movement, and the guns power are the combination of good FPS. The difficulty is excelent, is very hard and most exciting to play. The ejecution of knocks to finish the demon are good.
  94. May 16, 2016
    10
    If you like fps games do yourself a favor and pick this game up. IGN's review of the game is utter nonsense. This is by far the best game ive played this gen when it comes to shooters and deserves a shot at GOTY.

    The mechanics are fresh, Theres plenty of variety in enemies and 3 times as much content as Overwatch will launch with. The campaign is really what makes this gem shine. The
    If you like fps games do yourself a favor and pick this game up. IGN's review of the game is utter nonsense. This is by far the best game ive played this gen when it comes to shooters and deserves a shot at GOTY.

    The mechanics are fresh, Theres plenty of variety in enemies and 3 times as much content as Overwatch will launch with.

    The campaign is really what makes this gem shine. The multiplayer is good but needs some ironing out and no doubt future patches will address this. Between Campaign, snap map, and multiplayer, i cant think of a better game to spend $60 on right now.
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  95. AA2
    May 13, 2016
    10
    This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Wow, just wow! DOOM is by far the best game I've ever played. The graphics are stunning! The effects are out of this world! And thank God, the story is of secondary importance, and that's how it should be. After all, we are talking about DOOM and not an interactive movie (how many games are built nowadays). DOOM has been built with a lot of passion and it shows from the very first second. The soundtrack is awesome! A mix of rock, metal and industrial sounds. Pure perfection. Really hard and dark. There is no other soundtrack that would fit better. So many details and thoughtful secrets. 100% replay value! I for one would like to find all the "secret areas", because this is another reason why I find DOOM great. These "secret areas" are from the very first DOOM levels of 1993 (including original textures). Pure nostalgia! Just what you need before you pop back into the DOOM of 2016 and give 'em demons hell! Expand
  96. May 13, 2016
    10
    few hours in and wanting a lot more, it is great. full of content and longevity. It has multiplayer a campaign and creature your own map. Overall it is great
  97. May 18, 2016
    9
    Don't buy this game for the multiplayer, or for SnapMap. Buy this game for the single player campaign, for it is fantastic.

    Every time I play I feel like my heart is going to beat out of my chest, the game is that exhilarating. It doesn't waste any time with boring cut-scenes, lame characters, or long tutorials, within minutes, you have a gun and you're surrounded by demons, literally
    Don't buy this game for the multiplayer, or for SnapMap. Buy this game for the single player campaign, for it is fantastic.

    Every time I play I feel like my heart is going to beat out of my chest, the game is that exhilarating. It doesn't waste any time with boring cut-scenes, lame characters, or long tutorials, within minutes, you have a gun and you're surrounded by demons, literally tearing their limbs out and smashing their skulls to pieces. This is a game built on pure adrenaline fueled action, it is a game where, if you stop moving, you die. You need to always be alert, moving, dodging and slaying everything in your path. This is not a game about creating suspense, atmosphere or jump scares, it is about killing demons in the most brutal fashion possible.

    I was 10 when the original Doom was released, it scared the crap out of me but I loved every minute. As an adult, I never thought I would play another game that would fill me with the same level of excitement, joy and unbridled fear but the new Doom makes me feel like a scared 10 year old again and it is amazing.
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  98. May 18, 2016
    10
    The game itself is amazing the glory (gory) kills feel amazing and don't interrupt game play at all and are no more repetitive than shooting a gun is since they are so fast paced. The few tiny things I can fault in this game are by far made up by it's overall game play. Here's my list of pros and cons

    Pros Glory kills feel smooth the game feels very open Lots of guns mean lots of fun
    The game itself is amazing the glory (gory) kills feel amazing and don't interrupt game play at all and are no more repetitive than shooting a gun is since they are so fast paced. The few tiny things I can fault in this game are by far made up by it's overall game play. Here's my list of pros and cons

    Pros
    Glory kills feel smooth
    the game feels very open
    Lots of guns mean lots of fun
    Monsters are visually well designed and pay homage to the originals
    Monsters have different priorities based on your play style
    The weapon mods mean that your play style can change on the fly, and change the priority of monsters all together.
    Monsters are hard to kill
    Level design varies enough to not make the game repetitive
    Power-ups are amazingly fun

    Cons
    No spider demons
    Revenants don't resurrect the dead demons but summon instead (probably a tech limit but still)
    Cyber-Demon was a boss, This saddened me I would have loved to see them in normal game play
    Rune challenges while fun, kill immersion
    BFG is a special weapon like the chainsaw but has no real reason to be.
    The chain-gun feels underpowered compared to the heavy machine gun
    The health kits and armour pick-ups look really out of place in single player
    Secrets aren't very exciting at end game
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  99. May 17, 2016
    9
    It's a fun game, honestly so far it is a lot like Shadow Warriors...but with a bigger budget....anyone who has played that one will know what I mean....It's a fun, fast paced shooter....my biggest complaint is that the maps aren't cohesive enough.
  100. Jun 2, 2016
    9
    Fantastic campaign that reminded me why I loved videogames in the first place. This puts to shame all those "take cover and heal" shooters by forcing the player to play intelligently, rotate weapons, and keep moving. The adrenaline high you get from playing this (especially in the later missions) is really something and the multiple difficulty levels make this so easy to recommend. Haven'tFantastic campaign that reminded me why I loved videogames in the first place. This puts to shame all those "take cover and heal" shooters by forcing the player to play intelligently, rotate weapons, and keep moving. The adrenaline high you get from playing this (especially in the later missions) is really something and the multiple difficulty levels make this so easy to recommend. Haven't tried multiplayer yet since I don't have Internet ATM but the campaign alone is worth the price of admission. UGH so damn good! id and Bethesda have thrown down the gauntlet! Expand
Metascore
85

Generally favorable reviews - based on 61 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 57 out of 61
  2. Negative: 0 out of 61
  1. Dec 1, 2016
    80
    Doom honors its legacy while setting the stage for a new era for the long dormant franchise. Intimately gory encounters and a surprising emphasis on story more than make up for the bland multiplayer.
  2. Aug 10, 2016
    90
    Exactly the right amount of old and new, DOOM is an adrenaline rush that borders on overwhelming in the best possible way.
  3. Edge Magazine
    Jul 24, 2016
    90
    Doom's shimmering, bombastic combat is as absorbing as it is revelatory. [Aug 2016, p.100]