Overall, the Doom series comes in three parts. These levels function as mazes, with main areas, side areas, collectibles, and hidden secrets. Game design is linear, meaning you have to complete various levels. Players need to move fast and constantly swap their weapons to defeat the hellspawn. Mobility is crucial on most Doom games: these titles are fast, chaotic, and furious. In some games, it can be upgraded to offer extra defensive, offensive, and mobility perks. The Slayer also has a sci-fi armor, the Praetor Suit. There’s usually a big arsenal of weapons, each one featuring vastly different functionalities and advantages. Overall, players combat against the forces of Hell (demons and the undead). The “Doom Guy” is a space marine who “Fights Like Hell” for humanity. These are first-person shooters where you play as an ultimate badass. Id Software owns the Doom IP, and the studio has been at the helm of every title.

Doom Eternal: The Ancient Gods Part II – 2021 (Doom Eternal Expansion).

Doom Eternal: The Ancient Gods Part I – 2020 (Doom Eternal Expansion).

Doom 3: BFG Edition – 2012 (Remaster & Bundle).

Doom II: No Rest for the Living – 2010 (Doom II Expansion).

Doom 3: Resurrection of Evil – 2005 (Doom 3 Expansion).

Thy Flesh Consumed (The Ultimate Doom) – 1995 (Doom II Expansion).

Doom II: Hell on Earth – 1994 (Main Series).

All Doom Games in Order of Release Date.

Original doom weapons