Doom 3 is still the linear corridor shooter you remember, and while the remastered high-resolution visuals with redone rendering and lighting all looks perfectly dandy, there's still a few rough edges clearly visible on the character models. You'll be hard pressed to find any intelligent enemies here.Īnd that's about the long and short of it really. Whether it's an Imp, Wraith, Cacodemon, Maggot, Lost Soul or a Revenant, there attacks generally involve chasing you down and hurling fiery projectiles at you.

They then relentlessly pursue you in a bid to kill your hapless Marine dead. In terms of tactics, Hell's minions only really have two, and that's to either jump out at you or teleport into a room. That's undoubtedly a lot of spiky demon shootery for your money, but Doom 3 suffers from the kind of repetitive rinse and repeat gameplay that might have been acceptable back in 2004, but doesn't quite cut it against today's stable of big budget shooters. Doom 3: BFG Edition celebrates the Doom series' impending 20th anniversary with a HD revamp of Doom 3, bundling Doom I & II on the disc, alongside Doom 3's additional mission add-ons. In certain cases, some games stand the test of time, while others – like Doom 3 – don't hold up quite so well. It can make things seem better than they actually were.

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