DOOM 3

If you bought this to play the Phobos mod look elsewhere for a key. https://imgur.com/a/bFBmgqu

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But still a magnificent game.

This is a good game but when I launched Doom 3 (original version) it asks for a CD key? The game worked before so the reason why this has happened annoys me and now I can't even play the game

Unfortunately, Doom 3 remains the black sheep of the series and is not greater than the sum of its parts. The player needs a lot of historical context just to understand the game's very nature. For example, this game should be viewed as more of a follow-up to Quake II's campaign, rather than Doom II. It seems more apparent than ever that its development was constrained by the graphics technology of the day, resulting in a slow pace and an emphasis on horror to excuse it. If the player has experience with any other mainline Doom game, they could be annoyed by how bogged-down the game feels. Since the first third of the campaign can be a slog, the gameplay doesn't give a great first impression. It does offer decent shooter action in the later sections, the expansions, and multiplayer. But many weapons are not very satisfying to use, as even the powerful Plasma Rifle feels lifeless. Fights can get tense, yet they are often short and don't quite reach a fast pace. Quick movement seems discouraged, as the game's maps are full of tight corridors. This works great for a graphics demo, but not for the sake of playing the game. The visuals successfully deliver a creepy atmosphere with some jump scares. The vectorized text on in-game computer terminals looks fantastic. The ragdoll effect on killed enemies remains cathartic. Upon close inspection, the real-time lighting system is novel, but it does highlight many textures which have a low resolution. The art design at the front of the graphics tech is good, albeit unoriginal. Its music is okay, as the focus on ambiance helps to make the game feel ominous. The story is derivative and boring, despite having many data logs and in-engine cutscenes. Doom 3 is mostly recommended to those who have already played all the other core Doom games. If it wasn't poised as a mainline entry, then it would be easier to recommend. The game would also be recommended to horror fans who happen to not be experienced with first-person shooters.