Developed by id Software, and originally released in 2004, DOOM 3 is a critically acclaimed, horror/action first-person shooter. It was remastered with the DOOM 3: BFG Edition in 2012. Now, get both versions of the base game and the expansions in one place.Owners Receive:
The original DOOM 3 and Re...
Developed by id Software, and originally released in 2004, DOOM 3 is a critically acclaimed, horror/action first-person shooter. It was remastered with the DOOM 3: BFG Edition in 2012. Now, get both versions of the base game and the expansions in one place.
Owners Receive:
The original DOOM 3 and Resurrection of Evil Expansion
The remastered DOOM 3: BFG Edition
DOOM 3 - Original Version
Play the original, unaltered gameplay experience from 2004.
A massive demonic invasion has overwhelmed the Union Aerospace Corporation's (UAC) Mars Research Facility, leaving only chaos and horror in its wake. As one of only a few survivors, you must fight your way to hell and back against a horde of demons.
Resurrection of Evil Expansion – Original Version
Two years following the unexplained disaster on Mars, the UAC returns to the abandoned facility to investigate a mysterious beacon buried deep in the ruins of the ancient civilization.
Battle six new demons including the Hunters
Wield new weapons including the double-barreled shotgun
Acquire demonic powers
Control time to fight or evade traps
Harness gravity to manipulate your environment
DOOM 3: BFG Edition
Released in 2012, this remastered version of DOOM 3 includes:
Improved rendering and lighting
Checkpoint save system
Controller support
Armor-mounted flashlight allows you to see and shoot at the same time
Resurrection of Evil Expansion
The Lost Mission Expansion
An embedded version of DOOM (1993)
An embedded version of DOOM II
Stereoscopic 3D (on supported devices)
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There is a doomkey file in the base directory, you have to delete it and look after the serial at the game page. If you have deleted the file you can give it the key manually, after this, everything will be ok.
I remember when Doom 3 come out. I have the original game box.
And, for how the graphics and environment where just no less than shocking (even by today standards), the overall gameplay was a huge letdown.
Endless twisting corridors. Few enemies. Most of which just appear, litterally, out of nowhere. Behind you.
Yes, it can be scary and thrilling, for the first few levels. True story that become a pure chore very fast.
Weapons are a bit lacking in fire power, aside the shotgun, that is dramatically short range.
Overall sound is very good. Possibly the weapons, again, could have been a bit more punchy.
The story is "typical doom story" but is good enough. Especially how everything start.
You are there from the beginning and so... I feel compelled to go trough the whole mess.
The main problem I have with it is that you are always 30s behind the "good guys", but they keep eluding you. That is just so annoying.
Anyway, why 4 stars?
Because the package, as a whole, is a great piece of Doom history. While not perfect, I would have Doom evolving in this direction rather than the more modern, cartoonish, apporach.
The environment are dark, heaving, and damn realistic. All those strange machinery.
Enemies moves convincigly and feels demonic.
The whole experience seems an evolution of the original Doom, rather than a parallel development.
Should you play it? Definitely?
Will you get bored of the constant spawning of enemies at your back? No question.
Will you curse the dark environment? Just accept it.
Will you have a blast experience? Yes.
The game is really great, no question. But it has a big problem. The BFG Edition is not running under Windows 11. I don't understand why Bethesda did not fix it. That is why I give 3 stars.
It's the best space horror/FPS game I encountered to date. I like everything about it. Graphics, story, sound, scary horror moments. BFG Edition raises Doom's graphics fidelity, now I play 4K @ 120Hz (that's max this game handles).
Also playing original Doom has been fun a lot, after I finished main Doom 3 campaign, Resurrection of Evil and Lost Mission, all on maximum difficulty level (available on first run) Veteran. When I finish old Doom and Doom 2, I may give main campaign a go again at highest difficulty level (available only on second and consecutive runs) - Nightmare :)
Thanks for a great game.
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