Doom (2016) Review

By Mike Henriquez

A nostalgia filled gore-fest of a masterpiece!

Unlike past DOOM releases from Bethesda, this DOOM (2016) reboot seemed to release without much fanfare, and even with some doubts with the multiplayer beta. Even more surprising was that review codes weren’t sent out until the game's official release to the gaming public. Usually when this happens it’s due…

  • Stunning iD Tech visuals never fail to impress!
  • Easily the best FPS single-player campaign on current-gen hardware
  • Buttery-smooth chaotic combat
  • SnapMap needs a huge marketing boost all its own
  • Glory Kills are visually impressive, but slightly overused
  • More opportunities to use power-ups would have been nice
  • Multiplayer, while addictive, may not have the legs that those of other FPS games do

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Mike Henriquez
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