Amazing combat design ; Great visuals ; Surprisingly deep

Platforming can be occasionally clunky

About as good a shooter as you’re likely to see

There's a really satisfying "pop" when you rip a Cacodemon's eye out ; Fast, fun, and stylish

Platforming is hit and miss, but mostly miss ; The Marauder is a pain to fight

It’s amazing to me that nobody has copied by now. spawned an entire generation of stop-and-pop cover shooters. The fact that Glory Kills and speed and mobility haven’t found equivalent purchase in the last four years? Criminal—but it does mean feels...

Fantastic presentation ; Exceptional gameplay ; Excellent performance ; Nightmare difficulty is intense ; Awesome bosses

Battlemode is underwhelming ; Occasional bugs

Doom Eternal is a fantastic sequel, perfecting nearly everything that made its predecessor great.

Thoughtful references to the series’ legacy ; Intense pacing that’s constantly pushing you forward ; The power fantasy makes you feel like a god

Frustrating last few chapters ; Some small tech hiccups

Even now, after spending 25-30 hours playing Doom Eternal — including a couple of all-day marathon sessions — I can’t get it out of my head. All I can think about is the collectibles I missed, the upgrades I didn’t get and how badly I want to keep...

Story is surprisingly intriguing ; Combat is fluid as ever ; New enemies add variety and depth to the combat ; Nostalgic trip for Doom fans from the early days ; Graphics are banger

Nice approach to multiplayer but not enough modes

Doom Eternal has depth while still being fun, fast-paced and fricken’ awesome