The Ultimate Doom

The  Ultimate Doom is, basically, an upgraded version of the first game in the series. It includes a fourth chapter entitled Thy Flesh Consumed which consists of 8 levels (plus, an extra as a secret phrase). There are no new enemies (Boss Spider Mastermind remains), no new weapons, just action-packed stages that – to a certain extent – are meant to bridge the story between Doom I and II.

Doom is the best game ever. Many tried to endure the torment and failed. The sequence of punishments is also unparalleled, the base of Mars on a planet in the future is cool but it is attacked by devils? Yes. Grab your shotgun, your pistol, and your chain, and kick some assholes!

All 4 final Doom episodes just played live on twitch. Was the fun going down memory lane? Completed all 4 to add to my to-do list but see how coop and multiplayer are. It crashed only once in 10 hours of play.

Pros:

• This is the torment.
• Dom is the worst game ever.
• Doomguy is the protagonist of the worst game ever.
• Playing Dome makes you feel like an idiot.

Cons:

• There is no one.
• Seriously, you won’t find anything here.
• If you ever find cons in this game, you have a real problem.

Gameplay:

That’s where the fun begins (literally!) Doom is a beginner first-person shooter and it definitely feels the same. You can’t shoot up or down, and you can’t jump. Fortunately, you won’t need these things because the controls fit perfectly into the game: you move fast and with a speed that is easy to understand but once you learn to use it to your advantage So very useful. Almost all weapons are fired immediately after you press the fire button (controls are reusable). You automatically reload to maintain speed during combat. Also useful (despite being unrealistic) is that you fire with all the weapons directly towards the center of the screen to make the high-speed target predictable and easy. All you need is the non-movement / fire buttons – the interaction and switch weapon buttons. If you’ve played a first-person shooter before, you’ll get a hang of these controls and physics.

The game also has a number of power-ups that you can find in hidden rooms and hard-to-reach places, such as being invincible and a fearless power-up that supercharges with more damage to your fists for a short time. does. In addition, you have standard health, ammunition, and armor pickups. Overall, the choice of weapons and pickups is not huge but quite balanced and fun to use.

Graphics:

The game is over 20 years old, so less than impressive graphics can be expected. Dom takes the lead in using low-resolution and early 3D graphics that have separate, stylized level environments, beautiful skyboxes, and dangerous enemies. Your character has a small face in the middle of your hood, depending on your current situation: the beginning of the level? Normal, determined face. 5% health left in the middle of a boss fight? Face dipped in ketchup.

Sound:

At least Doom’s music is recognizable. In the first level, you have to slaughter enemies while listening to the main theme of the game. There are songs for most levels but some are reused later in the game. These tracks have good tools and add to the atmosphere. A handful of loops can be a bit repetitive and short, however, it is usually not very noticeable.

Conclusion:

The Ultimate Doom is truly an everlasting classic under the accredited dates, thanks to a great art style, great soundtrack, and gameplay that still survives. There are 9 levels in each with 4 episodes, all can be run in multiple difficulties, the amount of content is not groundbreaking in any way but still impressive for a beginner first-person shooter. In addition to the non-selling price on Steam, the game is well-run on modern systems, so I highly recommend it to any fan of the classic PC game and FPS.

System Requirements of The Ultimate Doom Game