A remaster of The Ultimate Doom

Doom Classic is a sci-fi first-person shooter game developed by id Software and Nerve Software and published by Bethesda Softworks. It is an updated version of the original 1993 Doom that uses the Unity engine as a shell for the id Tech 1 engine. This game, as well as Doom II Classic, was initially released in a suite of classic Doom ports for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, iOS, and Android, however, the ports were initially heavily criticized due to its poor quality and inaccuracies compared to the previous console generation ports while implementing an always-online DRM that required the player to sign into a Bethesda.net account (meant to unlock Slayers Club rewards) to play the game, despite these ports not having any online multiplayer features. After the initial criticism of the ports, Nerve Software eventually rectified the issues of the log-in requirements and problems with the ports through patches. A PC version of Doom Classic was released through Bethesda.net on January 9, 2020, which was later re-released through Steam on September 3, 2020 as a free update to existing owners of The Ultimate Doom.


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Doom is in the top 5 most important games of all time.

FPS and modern gaming as we know it would not have been here without this and Wolfenstein 3D. I haven't played Wolfenstein 3D but that also deserves credit when talking about Doom, as it came out before. I hope to play that too in good time.

Me pergunto o pq de eu não ter jogado isso aqui antes.
Além disso aqui ser um tesao de fps, tem uns level design muito bom

DOOM is one of those games that managed to feel completely timeless even over 30 years after it release. The synergy between combat and movement is so perfect that only Ninja Gaiden reboot can compete. All the art and graphics are by now so iconic that DOOM does not feel like a game from the past but as something existing beyond the time as a monument to how much could be achieved back when electronic entertainment was still in its infancy.

Yep, first played and finished on the Switch, but I got a chance to play this gem on PC (being still the same exact remastered version).

What there is to say? It's Doom, one of the most important FPS of all times (if not almost THE most important, but that title should go to Wolfenstein).
Shooting demons feels satisfying, but sometimes the keys research can feel tedious and I lost a lot of time backtracking so many levels a lot.
Game aged absolutely well and anyone that has a love of videogame as art must absolutely try this.