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Doom (2016) takes us back to the classic PC days of hunting monsters and finding colored key cards on our ancient computers.

However, is this game just a reconstruction of the ultraviolence we saw earlier? Or does he manage to bring something new to the table in a field crowded with rival shooters?

Take a minute to grab your chainsaw and your GGG because I’m about to answer all your questions!

Back to the basics

The first thing you will notice about this game is the simplicity of the name: Doom. There is no subtitle and no number after the word, which may seem curious because this is the fourth proper entry in the series.

Of course, the simplicity of the name is a not-so-subtle reminder to fans that this game is going back to basics. Doom 3 was a game that divided fans because it swapped many of the running and fun antics of the previous games with a creepy and atmospheric horror movie vibe.

Basically, if the original Doom and Doom 2 were slasher movies, Doom 3 was more of a psychological thriller. Which is cool in itself, but fans of classic games wanted (understandably) classic gameplay.

And this game delivers that gameplay by adding some unexpected twists!