Posted on: September 22, 2025
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A masterful reboot of a groundbreaking series. The game fully owns up to its namesake and delivers an unapologetically kickass experience. Its gameplay refines the FPS. Every previous trope of the genre has been combined into a high-octane barrage of pure action. All weapons serve useful purposes, all enemies are fun to fight, and all the levels reward frantic player movement. The Glory Kill takedowns are exactly as fun to watch and to perform. Every monster closet has something in store to challenge and engage the player through its excellent combat mechanics. The only potential fault of the gameplay is how it paces its optional challenges. Going for all upgrades on Nightmare or above can be tedious, but it's generally worthwhile on lower difficulties. It seems best to just rip and tear on the harder modes. Doom's graphics are outstanding. The models, textures, and animations remain truly stellar. Seeing the same kill punches, breaks, and stomps never gets old. Its expert use of color, lighting, and particle effects go a long way to give an excellent backdrop for its forsaken world. It carefully straddles a line of being completely violent and gory, while also being lightly cartoonish to not appear too serious or realistic. The music and sound design are also exceptional, fully delivering a cerebral power fantasy for the Slayer. And its story is solid, as it provides a fresh take on Doomguy's lore and the UAC's profanities. It does everything that Doom 3 did well, and utterly blows that entry out of the water. It never wastes the player's time, making them wait for "the good part." The whole game IS the good part. Even then, with SnapMap neutered and the multiplayer mode gutted, this GOG release sets a questionable precedant for games subsequently released on the platform. Yet the real meat of the experience remains intact, with the Campaign and Arcade Mode being well worth the purchase. The game is highly recommended to literally anyone who can play it.
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