If heavy metal music had a physical representation in videogame form it would be DOOM. If that statement excites you then this game is for you. If you are looking for a fantastic multiplayer experience I would suggest you look elsewhere.

DOOM returns as a brutally fun and challenging modern-day shooter experience.

Very fun and fast game Campaign is great

Multiplayer is not as good as the Campagin

Brought this for my partner he thinks it's Extremely fun and makes you jump

Platforms: PS4 (reviewed), PC, Xbox One Publishers: Bethesda Softworks, ZeniMax Media Developers: iD Software, Certain Affinity Introduction: DOOM is the epitome of what shooters used to look like in the 1990's.

Great service great game

It could have been little more than an empty exercise in nostalgia for the thirtysomething crowd. Thankfully, Doom manages to blend in just enough 21st century tweaks to appeal to the kind of Modern Warfare-raised whippersnapper who thinks “shareware” is something you keep your picnic sandwiches in. Is it an essential purchase? Not unless you’re a twitch shooter fanatic, or an old DOSer looking to relive your early FPS memories given a modern day sheen. It’s an enjoyable shooter with a decent campaign and a turbo-charged but messy multiplayer mode, but one I suspect many will hold off buying until the price drops a little – and I wouldn’t blame them.

Captures the spirit of the early Dooms; Campaign is packed with secrets; Potentially brilliant map editor;

Underwhelming multiplayer; Barely-there plot;

Captures the spirit of the early Dooms; Campaign is packed with secrets; Potentially brilliant map editor;

Underwhelming multiplayer; Barely-there plot;

Doom struggles somewhat to finish what it starts, and for a franchise that practically created what we understand as shooter multiplayer 22 years ago, its largely flavorless multiplayer is surprising.