No long-winded reflection for the protagonist, no thoughts about the world and what your actions might mean to it, and no hesitation to pull the trigger. What DOOM is, is an unapologetic throwback to ’90s masculine shooters. If you thought for one second about buying DOOM for its intricate and nuanced story, then this is NOT the game for you. You honestly didn’t think I would waste your time talking about the plot line, did you? Why am I being attacked by demons? Why was I naked when I woke? why were blood and guts the choice for this springs corporate interior redesign? Who cares! This is DOOM we are talking about.
You soon get some communication from a disembodied voice who starts giving you the 411 on the happenings on. Pick up a gun and some armor and quickly be on your way into the maze-like hallways from hell (literally). We start the campaign with our nameless/faceless/personality less hero rising off of some sort of demonic sacrificial table. Spoilers will be kept to an absolute minimum in the following review so read confidently and without worry. DOOM knows what it is and succeeds largely in pulling off its vision. Credit must be given to ID (developer) and Bethesda (publisher) for crafting a focused (if not slightly repetitive) campaign that really never relents. teammates, just shoot first, second, and third and forget the ask questions part. Nothing is friendly in the game, so unlike most modern shooters that weigh you down with crappy A.I. These are some of the words (and one phrase) that come to mind immediately when I think of the new incarnation of DOOM. Bloody, visceral, chunky, bombastic, an out-of-control freight train.
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