Sajid Ahmed

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If you are a hardcore Doom player and are really looking for a challenge with can be a little unfair at times, then this is for you! Final Doom is more of the same as Doom II but the only twist is it's harder. There are a lot of problems with this. At times, there would be unfair traps and a huge horde of tough as nails enemies to kill in a tight spaces. It is not perfect, by any means necessary, but it wasn't bad either. TNT: Evolution was fun and easier. Plutonia Experiment however was were all LITERAL hell broke loss. If you are up for the challenge, by all means, go for it. Just don't expect the masterful level designs that came from the original Doom and Doom II

As far as DLC expansions go, man, does this one really kick! Resurrection of Evil really set the standards of what expansions should be like. It took me roughly 9 hours to finish, which is satisfying enough for an expansion. They added a bunch of varieties to the gameplay like giving you powers, which was pretty damn neat! The action is always solid and consistent. Never for once will you be bored. The story itself was pretty immersive, as there was nothing more satisfying than wanting to take out Betruger in this game! Brilliant expansion! 4 out of 5.

While there are those who call this game as the "Black Sheep" of the Doom franchise, that doesn't mean anything bad at all. It just means that this game stands out from the bunch and is special for it. This game was way ahead of its time and plays very well. I loved how more effort was put into the story, characters, and atmosphere in this game compared to its predecessors, which deserves a huge recognition. This is a really good horror themed Doom experience, though feeling similar to Doom 64. iD Software took a huge risk in making this game and, in my opinion, it was a risk worth taking! 4 out of 5

The fact that you can have a game that goes beyond Doom 2016 is bonkers! If Doom 2016 is a damn near masterpiece, this is a full on masterpiece! This is a huge improvement over Doom 2016 in every single way! The gameplay itself is much more harder, as it requires more resource management this time around. However, due to this, the game feels much more rewarding, which is what Doom 2016 needed to be.The gunplay felt so much more brutal and smoother than it's predecessor. Platforming was very interesting and fun, though at times I felt there was a bit too much of it from time to time. However, once you mastered the way iD Software wants you to play the game, it all works hand-in-hand together so well and you feel great about it. The story was very intriguing and the lore was incredibly well established, even if the ending felt a bit rushed. This game answered almost all the questions we had for the story behind Doom and in an extremely satisfying way. The graphics were so gorgeous and a huge upgrade with the iD tech 7 engine. The music! Oh god, the music! Mick Gordon kills it yet again this time! His music felt even more perfect and really hits you in places you didn't think his music would hit! It hits you in a way that keeps you pushing and makes you want to literally rip and tear every demon to pieces! We can't lose you, Mick! The game feels even more fleshed out with different variations and details like the collectibles here. The collectibles, this time, feel much more rewarding to get, as they are not the same Doom guy looking toy you collect all the time anymore. All in all, this game makes you feel good! The level designing is superb and each level has their distinct specialty. The game's length adjusted with the gameplay very well and never for once did it feel repetitive or boring. I'm calling it right now! This is the best Doom game ever and I loved it! This is hands down a 5 out of 5 from me. iD Software did an incredible job with this game and I can't wait to see the future for this franchise.

A worthy addition to the Doom Franchise! Though developed by a different team (Midway Games), I still found myself surprised by how much they nailed it with this game. It's definitely different from the original Doom games but it was necessary. The atmosphere felt more gritter and darker this time. The weapons feel much more smoother and brutal. The music felt more eerier than ever. One thing I also enjoyed were the puzzle solving parts in the game. This encouraged more exploration and made the game less linear. Overall, I really loved this game and it gets me nostalgic playing it every time. 4 out of 5