Abstract: I love DOOM Eternal. It's a staggering accomplishment, an improvement upon Doom (2016) in almost every way — sans some flow in level design and lack of crouch.The graphics are jaw-dropping. The art direction is outstanding. The movement is fluid: athletic...
Abstract: Picking up where the 2016 reboot of Doom left off, Doom Eternal offers the merest breath of exposition before you're handed a shotgun and required to start blasting through demons at breakneck speed. And that's absolutely fine. Combat is quick, movement i...
Abstract: Groundhog slay.An even faster and bloodier but slightly wayward follow-up to a thunderous shooter reboot."Story in a game is like a story in a porn movie," the original Doom's programmer John Carmack once wrote. "It's expected to be there, but it's no...
Fast-paced combat remains intact, Arenas feel natural but challenging, Cutscenes don't interrupt momentum, Levels are varied and fun, New enemies, weapons and progression systems
The ending feels a bit rushed
(Image credit: id Software)If anything, Doom Eternal elevates said experience in multiple ways by adding just the right amount of new additions to keep things fresh in each level, either with boss fights or secret challenge rooms, with meticulous level de...
Published: 2020-03-18, Author: Rick , review by: Bit-Tech.net
Abstract: Bigger, bolder, tougher, messier. These four words sum up Doom Eternal. Id's sequel to its fearsomely-good reboot of the classic shooter is more expansive, more challenging, more action-packed, more violent, and generally just more. Those first three poin...
DOOM was one of the best games of 2016. DOOM Eternal is better.The original has been improved upon in almost every conceivable way, with familiar ultraviolence that's been subtly enhanced throughout by expanded movement and combat options, along with a ri...
Id stumbles very occasionally in its ambition to expand on 2016, but you won't care when you're enjoying the best combat in shooters. Pure, animalistic catharsis...
