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Doom 3 Ressurection of Evil is available in English only.
Doom 3 Ressurection of Evil is available in English only.
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Posted on: March 6, 2025
Christian9851
Verified ownerGames: 79 Reviews: 1
HOW CAN I PLAY THE GAME?
I just install the game but i need a code where i can obtain that code?
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Posted on: August 25, 2017
OCD_Monkey
Verified ownerGames: 523 Reviews: 15
Identity crisis, BFG ed. helps a little
This game has a serious identity crisis. Can't ever decide whether it wants to be a horror or a fast-paced arcade shooter like the originals. What this ends up with is a game full of enemies while you have a very slow walk speed and slightly underpowered weapons. Also, the entire game is entirely too dark. The BFG edition helps significantly, however, but not enough to make me call this game "good" by any means. It allows you to use the flashlight regardless of what weapon you're holding (though this does break the experience in one of the few cool levels which was designed around the original mechanic), ammo seems to be a little more plentiful, and The Lost Mission has the best level design out of the entire game, since they actually designed the levels for an action shooter, though the slow walk speed and everything still get in the way of that. All in all, I do recommend picking this game up just for its historical significance, but I can't really recommend playing it all the way through, even if some of the later levels are legitimately really cool.
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Posted on: May 24, 2022
BlaDiBla33
Verified ownerGames: 101 Reviews: 2
A dark corridor
I started playing the original Doom 3 version of this game, that I headbought quite some some ago. I soon got frustrated by ammo shortage and the dark area's. When you hold your flashlight in complete darkness, your cannot hold any weapon. So the flashlight is not optional. . Luckyly there was this new BFG edition, with better full-HD graphics, and you can hold your flashlight *and* a weapon, and the enemies are somewhat easier to kill, so you don't run out of ammo constantly. (Yes, I know the ammo shortage is intentional, so you have to use the shotgun more, but that gets very tedious quickly against strong enemies). . The game itself is now more enjoyable, but the fact still remains that it is still a long corridor with very lineair gameplay. Not at all what we are used to in the Doom series, with large open spaces you can jump around in. And the mechanic that new enemies almost always also appear *behind*, you gets a bit too predictable. . Ah well, I finished it, in 15 hour. It's still Doom, ya know. :-)
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Posted on: May 21, 2023
BrianKettle
Games: 133 Reviews: 2
just a question before i buy this game.
is this going to be like doom and doom 2 and not come with the original version even though it says it comes with the original version?
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Posted on: February 21, 2025
map93
Verified ownerGames: 7 Reviews: 2
Scam 3 BFG Edition
The game don't lauch. pepelaugh
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